This track examines emerging visions for digital government developed in research and practice. This includes research on information and communication technologies as pre-conditions for their practical “real-life” application, the technologies required to implement them, and the barriers and challenges that are or might be posed. It includes as well the regulatory frameworks and approaches that can be taken to accelerate innovation, improvements in productivity and the transition from pilots to fully operational solutions in government agencies’ operations, policy-making, and governance models. Considering recent developments in policy modelling and informatics, this track also welcomes innovative ideas, case studies or reflections on decision-making in the public sector with a great interest in evidence-based policy-making, policy informatics, and new forms of governance.
Note that paper titles and authors are shown here as extracted from the conference paper management system (EDAS). The accuracy of the provided data is the responsibility of the author(s). [A] denotes a presentation in Athens; [O] denotes an online presentation.
#1 [A] - IT portfolio management as a framework for managing technical debt by Mille Edith Nielsen, Søren Skaarup
#2 [A] - Bringing innovation towards efficient policy-making in ICT-enabled service provision for senior citizens by Merilin Liutkevicius, Teona Gelashvili, Ingrid Pappel
#3 [A] - Public sector innovation through design thinking: applying a participatory policy design practice to support the formulation of a national digital transformation strategy by Athanasia Routzouni, Stefanos Gritzalis, Nikolaos Dimitrios Vasilakis, Athanasia Pouloudi
#4 [A] - A historical analysis on interoperability in Estonian data exchange architecture: perspectives from the past and for the future by Eric B Jackson, Richard Dreyling, Ingrid Pappel
#5 [O] - Gazing adoringly at the data? Reflecting on the promises of a data analytics implementation in the public sector: a case study by David Jamieson, Rob Wilson, Victoria Pagan
