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Conference on Politics and Information Systems: Technologies and
Applications (PISTA '04) EGOV04
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Conference on Politics and Information Systems: Technologies and
Applications (PISTA '04) Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are transforming our societies, our governments, and other political systems, at a remarkable speed. Government departments are seeing the importance of ensuring services which are delivered electronically. Political parties are increasingly using ICT in their political processes. Despite this fact, we find a Dialogue of the Deaf (as John Harvey-Jones named it) between politicians and the ICT community. Politicians need to understand the internet much better and the ICT community needs to understand politics more if this Dialogue of the Deaf is to be transformed in a mutual comprehensive dialogue and in a synergic relationship. The purpose of PISTA '04 is to contribute with the bridging efforts done in order to get an approach in the dialogue between both communities. Sursa: Democracies Online Newswire EGOV04
- Third Egov Conference within the DEXA Conference Framework The EGOV Conferences
intend to assess the state of the art in e-Government and to provide
guidance for research & development in this fast-moving field.
The annual conferences bring together leading research experts and
professionals from all over the globe. EGOV04 in Zaragoza will build
on the success of the preceding EGOV Conferences in Aix and in Prague.
Contributions to the Third EGOV Conference are expected to mirror
current developments in e-Government and to address one or more
of the following topics: Sursa: http://falcon.ifs.uni-linz.ac.at/news/cfp_egovernment2004.html
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