Conference Programme

The programme for the conference is given below.

A .pdf version of this timetable can be found in the Participant Download section of the conference At a Glance page.


Section 1 Thursday 30 September Streams A-B Section 2 Friday 1 October Streams A-B Posters

Wednesday 29 September 2010
18:30	In the bar at the Cape Suites Hotel Pre-conference registration and welcome drink (Until 19:30)
Thursday 30 September 2010
9:30	Registration and coffee
10:00	Welcome from the Conference Chair: Retha de la Harpe
10:15	Keynote address: Roderick Lim Banda, CIO Forum, South Africa
11:00	Conference splits into streams
	Room: Stream A - eParticipation Chair:	Room: Stream B - Mini Track on Openness in e-government Chair: Gabor Laszlo, Óbuda University, Budapest, Hungary
11:15	Servicing Participation: Preventing Duplication of eGovernment Related Small Business Development Services Mitrovic Zoran, University of the Western Cape, South Africa	The eGovernment Tools as Democracy Watchdogs: Public eProcurement in the Czech Republic Chvalkovská Jana, Katarína Marková and Jikí Skuhrovec, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic (phd research)
11:45	People Inclusion in the Information Society – New eGovernment Strategies Within the “i2010” Initiative in Europe. Stylios George, Technological Institute of Ionian Islands in Greece and Dimitris Christodoulakis, Computer Engineering and Informatics Department,University of Patras Greece	Institutionalization,Framing and Diffusion: The Logic of Openness in eGovernment and Implementation Decisions: (A Lesson for Developing Countries) Ngwenya Bongani, Sam Lubbe, NWU- Mafeking, South Africa and Rembrandt Klopper, UKZN, Durban, South Africa
12:15	Factors Influencing Consumer (Citizen) Adoption of eGovernment Services in Saudi Arabia Almahroqi Osama Talal and Shahadat Khan, RMIT University, Australia (PhD_research)	Critical Success Factors of eGovernment: A Proposal Model for eGovernment Implementation in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Al-Kaabi Reem, Ministry of Defence, Kingdom of Bahrain
12:45	*Lunch*	*Lunch*
	Room: Stream A - eParticipation Chair:	Room: Stream B - Citizen engagement and Electronic Tax Chair:
14:00	Consolidating the law of Supply and Demand in eGovernment Implementation: Case of Botswana Bwalya Kelvin Joseph, Tanya Du Plessis and Chris Rensleigh, University of Johannesberg,and Vaka Mbako,University of Botswana, South Africa(PhD_research)	A Comprehensive Approach to Citizen Engagement in eDemocracy Kollmann Tobias, and Ina Kayser University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
14:30	The Impact of ICT Literacy and Organisational eReadiness: Factors on the Success of Information Systems Implementation in a State University Setting Salazar Marcelo, MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology, Phillipines	Acceptance Behaviour and Use of an electronic tax declaration system: extending current factors theories of adoption Mahadeo Jyoti Devi, University of Technology Mauritius and David Wastell, Nottingham University Business School, UK (Presentation only)
15:00	*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*
	Room: Stream A- Frameworks and models Chair:	Room: Stream B - Security Chair:
15:30	The Use of E-Government to Create Public Value in Developing Countries: Some Conceptual Issues Vu Khuong, National University of Singapore, Singapore	An End-to-End eElection System Based on A Multimodal Identification and Authentication Ayo Charles, Justine Daramola, Covenant University, Gabriel Obi, International Business Systems Ltd., Nigeria and Adetokunbo Sofoluwe, University of Lagos, Nigeria
16:00	Integrating eGovernment Services: A Stepwise Ontology-Based Methodology Framework Fonou Dombeu Jean Vincent, Vaal University of Technology and Nord-West University and Magda Huisman, North West University, South Africa	Information Security as a Pre-requisite for eGovernmental Services – Developing the Organizations and the Information Systems Pilemalm Sofie, Jonas Hallberg, Kristoffer Lundholm, Swedish Defence Research Agency and Louise Yngström, Stockholm University, Sweden
16:30	A Comparative Study of eCivil Participation in Australia and Korea: The Case Study of GetUp! in Australia and the 2008 Candlelight Protest in Korea Kang Hye-Jung and Anni Dugdale, University of Canberra, Australia (phd research)	Homomorphic RSA Tallying and Its Randomization for eVoting Yucel Okan and Baykal Nazife, METU Informatics Institute, Turkey
17:00	*Close of conference day*	*Close of conference day*
18:30	Coach departs for Moyo at Spiers
22:00	Coach returns to the Cape Suites Hotel

Friday 1 October 2010
9:30	Opening messages
9:45	Keynote address: Nirvesh Sooful, EOH, South Africa
10:30	*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*
	Room: Stream A - eGovernment Service Management Chair:	Room: Stream B - Regional Issues Chair:
11:00	Relevance of Ethics in eGovernment: an Analysis of Developments in the WWW Era Kaisara Godwin, Walter Sisulu University, Mthatha and Shaun Pather, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa	Electronic Governance in the Maldives: Status, Issues and Plans Shareef Mohamed, Adegboyega Ojo and Tomasz Janowski, United Nations University - IIST, Macau
11:30	Managing Innovations in Complex Welfare Service Systems Jalonen Harri, Turku University of Applied Sciences and Pekka Juntunen,University of Lapland Finland	Assessing Romania’s Readiness for a Large-Scale e-Government Public Policy Stoica Virgil and Andrei Ilas, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania
12:00	Quality and Performance Evaluation of the Sri Lankan e-Government Web Portal Jahankhani Hossein, Navalan Velautham, Hamid Jahankani, University of East London, UK
12:30	*Lunch*	*Lunch*
	Room: Stream A - Governance Issues Chair:	Room: Stream B - Political issues Chair:
13:30	IT Governance in the Network Society van Wamelen Johan, EUR Center for Public Innovation, The Netherlands	Parliament’s information Systems (IS) User Satisfaction Factors to Enhance its Democratic Functions Thompson Kevin and Coriie Uys, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa
14:00	Transformation and Governance in Higher Education: Students’ Participation in Institutional Strategic Planning of the University Xakaza-Kumalo Sheila, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa	eGovernance: Its Potential as a Catalyst for Political Unrest Maina Leah, Pygma Consulting, South Africa (Non-Academic)
14:30	Room Summary of issues raised during the conference Led by Ephias Ruhode
15:00	*Close of conference*	*Close of conference*

Work in Progress Papers/Posters
	Exploring the Efficacy of Delivery in the Namibian Health Care System (NHCS) Shivute Meke and Katongo Lukwesa, Polytechnic Of Namibia, Namibia	Underground voices: Community articulation of needs through mobile technology in public participation Bagui Laban and Andy Bytheway, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Cape Town, South Africa

Publication Opportunity

Papers accepted for the conference will be published in the conference proceedings, subject to author registration.

Conference and Journal Accreditations
The ICEG conference proceedings are:
· listed in the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Scientific and Technical Proceedings (ISTP/ISI Proceedings)
· listed in the Thomson Reuters ISI Index t o Social Sciences & Humanities Proceedings (ISSHP)
· listed in the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Social Sciences & Humanities Proceedings (ISSHP/ISI Proceedings).
· indexed by the Institution of Engineering and Technology in the UK.

The Electronic Journal of E-Government (EJEG) is:
· rated level 1 in the Danish Government bibliometric lists.
· listed in Ulrich’s Periodical Directory
· listed in the Norwegian Social Science Data Services
· listed in the Open Access Journals database
· listed in the EBSCO database of electronic Journals
· listed in the Cabell Directory of Publishing Opportunities

Selected papers from the Conference will be considered for publication in a special issue of the Electronic Journal of e-Government The latest issue is now available online.

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Last updated 22 September 2010