This community aims to share knowledge and discuss experiences on the impact of social computing (web2.0) on public services.
IPTS held a tutorial on this topic at the EU Ministerial conference (www.egov2007.gov.pt).
We are currently managing several research projects on this topic and the related content could provide a first basis for the discussion.
Domain:
eGovernment
Topic:
Efficiency & Effectiveness, Benchmarking, eIdentity and eSecurity, eParticipation, eDemocracy and eVoting, Services for Citizens, Multi-channel Delivery, Open Source, Policy, User-centric Services.
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The workshop on Public services 2.0 will take place November 16, 2010.
Please, feel free to submit your abstract (no more than 500 words) and 3 PPT slides ...
Eldy is a project to bring elderly to an enriching web and computer experience. Eldy is the name of the project, the name of the freeware software and the name of the no-profit organization behind...
Author: Marta Continente (Generalitat de Catalunya - Directorate General for Citizen Attention)
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Gencat.cat (the Internet website of the Catalan Regional Government) is an example of a radical redefinition of the eGovernment portal concept, and a mass-scale deployment based on transparency...
Description (short summary): Since 2003, a new wave of web-based applications, which now go under the name of web 2.0, have been launched with very little investment and have encountered dramatic...
Description (short summary): The Italian Presidency of the Public Procurement Network (PPN) has launched a comparative survey on the existing Public Procurement system in European countries,...