The international conference EGOVIS focuses on information systems aspects of e-government. Information systems are a core enabler for electronic government/governance with all its dimensions: e-administration, e-democracy, e-participation and e-voting.

EGOVIS papers should be submitted by researchers and practitioners describing innovative solutions, from an IT standpoint. The conference delivers a platform for a broad discussion, from stakeholders dealing with information systems aspects of electronic government. - Hence it will offer the opportunity to extensive discussions on problems, requirements, and implemented solutions in the field.

EGOVIS 2011 invites paper submissions on all topics of e-government from the information systems perspectives with all its dimensions and peculiarities within the areas of e-democracy, e-participation e-voting and others.



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Papers from the field of e-government focussing the information systems perspectives are invited for submission. Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) the following:

* Accessibility
* Algorithms
* Business process reengineering
* Change and RISK management
* Cloud computing
* Collaboration support systems
* Cybernetics policies
* Data analysis
* Database aspects
* Data mining and datawarehousing
* Digital citizen cards
* Digital libraries
* Education and training
* E-government enterprise architectures
* Electronic signature
* Expert systems and decision support
* Geographical information systems (GIS)
* Governance in cyberspace
* Government collaboration patterns
* ICT in e-government
* Information modelling and integration
* Information overload
* Information retrieval
* Information systems architecture
* Interoperability
* Knowledge management
* Legal and regulatory aspects
* Metadata and public information
* Mobile services
* Open source for e-government
* Personalization and recommender systems
* Privacy, trust and security
* Semantic Web and ontologies
* Service-oriented architectures
* Software solutions
* Strategic management and performance measurement
* Ubiquitous and pervasive computing
* User acceptance
* User interfaces
* Value creation and business modelling
* Web 2.0 applications
* Web services
* Workflow management
* WWW and databases