Friday, 5th of December 2008, 08:15 - 17:00, room: PER 21 B205

The requirements of the modernization of the state and its administration increased, particularly regarding the purposeful use of Internet technologies. A first demand requires electronics democracy and participation, i.e. we would like to support democratic decision procedures electronically. A further demand applies for co-operation between public and private respectively between public institutions. Examples are providing electronic tax declarations or the automatic collection of the electricity use for companies. In the seminar e-Government basics and strategies have to be understood, the description of concrete projects and informative empiric reports have to be presented.

Charles Denison: Avoiding the Digital Devide

Evelyn Schwob: Quality Assurance and Labels in eHealth

Marital Seifriz: Public Key Infrastructure and digital Signature

Martin Weisshaupt: Biometrical Passports

Mathias Mueller: Security and Data Protection in EGovernment

Min Zhou: Public Product/Service Plan for Citizens and/or Companies

Muaz Ibrahim Cisse: Collaborative Work in eGov Administration

Natalia Tannò: Citizen Relationship Management

Olivier Perroud: Mobile eHealth Services

Patrick Hugi: eGovernment Web Portale

Ralf Sieber: Öffentliche und politische Weblogs

Roland Plüss: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Tamara Jost: e-Voting

Veronica Ossipowski: Community Building Process

Yudan Zhai: Wikis for E-Government Administration