Programme

Conference Chairs

  • Alexander Balthasar, Austrian Federal Chancellery
  • Hendrik Hansen, Andrássy University Budapest
  • András Nemeslaki, National University of Public Service, Budapest
  • Johannes Pichler, Austrian Institute for European Law and Policy, Salzburg
  • Alexander Prosser, Austrian Computer Society/University of Economics and Business, Vienna
  • Robert Müller-Török, University of Applied Sciences, Ludwigsburg

Locations:

  • Ludovika: Ludovika Campus, 1083, Budapest, Ludovika tér 2 (Google Maps)
  • AUB: Andrássy Universität Budapest, 1088, Budapest, Pollack Mihály tér 3. (Google Maps)

Programme

Wednesday, May 7

Informal get together

18:00
Anker't Pub
Paulay Ede utca 33
1061 Budapest

Thursday, May 8

09:30 - 11:00 | Ludovika
Welcome and Keynotes
 
 
Session 1.0
Welcome & Keynote
Johannes Pichler
 
09:30 - 10:00 | Ludovika
Welcome addresses
 
 
10:00 - 11:00 | Ludovika
Keynote session
Jani Makraduli
Vice President of the National Assembly of Macedonia
Manfred Matzka
Director General, Austrian Federal Chancellery
Csaba Makó
Chair of Research Department for Social Relations and Network Analysis, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
 
11:00 - 11:30 | Ludovika
Coffee break
 
 
11:30 - 13:00 | Ludovika
Sessions 1.1 - 1.3
 
 
Session 1.1
European Aspects of eGovernment
Birgit Schenk
 
 
Legal aspects of e-government in the light of cost effectiveness of public administration in Hungary
Miklos Polgar
 
 
Right of Access to Information? Prolegomena to a rising issue with due consideration of the legal nature of information
Alexander Balthasar
 
 
Powering European Public Sector Innovation: Towards A New Architecture
Christine Leitner
 
Session 1.2
eDemocracy I
Blaz Golob
 
 
Electronic participation and non-governmental organisations in Central and Eastern Europe
Simon Delakorda
 
 
Multiple Citizenships, multiple Adresses and other Phenomena requiring a central and accurate Voter Roll for the Elections to The European Parliament
Robert Müller-Török
 
 
Toward a collaborative citizen-based European Online-Integration
Jörg Hebenstreit
 
Session 1.3
Cyber Security
Mohamed Awad
 
 
Information Security Awareness in the Hungarian Public Sector: Results of an Empirical Study
András Nemeslaki, Miklós Illésy
 
 
Laws aiding cyber security in the EU
Zoltan Som
 
 
Identifying and analyzing human risks in the public sector
Ferenc Leitold, Eszter Oroszi
 
13:00 - 14:00 | Ludovika
Lunch break (buffet)
 
 
14:00 - 15:30 | Ludovika
Sessions 2.1 to 2.2
 
 
Session 2.1
eGovernment and Society
András Nemeslaki
 
 
Individualised advisory service for newcomers – potentials and shaping
Birgit Schenk
 
 
Digitalization has changed society
Avelien Haan
 
 
e-Government in Aging Society: How ICT has to cope with aging population
Hiroko Kudo
 
Session 2.2
Workshop e-ID I | e-Government StatusQuo (Hungary / Austria)
 
 
 
eGovernment Services and Interoperability in Hungary
Balázs Rátai
 
 
Mobile e-ID, register harmonisation and eIDAS
Peter Reichstädter, Peter Kustor
 
15:30 - 16:00 | Ludovika
Coffee break
 
 
16:00 - 17:00 | Ludovika
Sessions 3.1 - 3.2
 
 
Session 3.1
Data Protection
Balázs Kőnig
 
 
The European data protection legal framework in relation to e-Government
Attila Kiss
 
 
The Tools of Privacy Protection at the Dawn of a New Era - ’Privacy by Design’ in Theory and in Practice
István Böröcz
 
Session 3.2
Interoperability
Alexander Balthasar
 
 
Practical and legal aspects of interoperability in the development of e-government in Hungary
Mihály Csótó
 
 
The role of Interoperability in global e-Governance: Cloud Computing, Smart Grid and the Internet of Things
Nikolaos Lymouris, George Kokolakis
 
18:30 - 20:00 | AUB
The role of "e" in creating a European identity in a time of crisis
Panel discussion
Moderation: Blaz Golob
Center for eGovernance Development
Erhard Busek
former Austrian Vice-Chancellor, former Special Co-ordinator of the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe
Diana Simic
Univ. Zagreb, Fac. Org. Inf., former deputy state secretary for e-Croatia
Gerald Haefner
MEP
Wolfgang Riedler
General Manager Wiener Zeitung
Réka Szemerkényi
Chief advisor to the Hungarian Prime Minister on cyber-security
 
20:00 | AUB
Reception
 
 

Friday, May 9

09:30 - 11:00 | Ludovika
Sessions 4.1 - 4.2
 
 
Session 4.1
eDemocracy II
Alexander Prosser
 
 
eParticipation: The case of online-based Participatory Budgeting Processes in Germany
Janina Apostolou
 
 
Cryptography and Democracy: Providing Assurance to Voters
Mohamed Awad
 
 
The European Citizens’ Initiative as an Instrument of eDemocracy
Christoph Schnellbach
 
Session 4.2
Organisational Aspects of eGovernment
Robert Müller-Török
 
 
Un)sustainability of e-Government: Hazards and Guidelines for Future Research
Alois Paulin
 
 
Efficient Public Administration Procedures Across Borders
Klaus Stranacher
 
 
New Impulses for Knowledge Management in Government
Roland Traunmüller
 
11:00 - 11:30 | Ludovika
Coffee break
 
 
11:30 - 13:00 | Ludovika
Sessions 5.1 to 5.2
 
 
Session 5.1
Open Data
Attila Kiss
 
 
State Task Cadastre
Eva Krisztina Pethö
 
 
eGovernment in the Danube Region – a Comparative Analysis of Municipal Websites
Martina Eckhardt
 
 
E-government vs. m-government in Hungary
Balázs Kőnig
 
Session 5.2
Transparency and Anti-Corruption
Cyril Velikanov
 
 
Managing Against Governmental Information Misuses: Institutions and Practices in South Korea
Heungsuk Choi
 
 
Corruption Reduction and the Application of Electronic Anti-Corruption Systems in China
Xinli Hu, Kaisong Wu
 
13:00 - 14:00 | Ludovika
Lunch break (buffet)
 
 
14:00 - 15:30 | Ludovika
Sessions 6.1 to 6.2
 
 
Session 6.1
Business and eGovernment I
Christine Leitner
 
 
How Could Knowledge Intensive Business Services Support eGovernment and European Integration in the Small and Medium Sized Enterprises Sector
Sándor Nagy
 
 
E-Balance Sheet in Germany- where we are
Angelika Dölker
 
 
Differences in the Use of IT Infrastructure Among Business Enterprises Operating in the Visegrád Group of Countries
Péter Sasvári
 
Session 6.2
eDemocracy III
Alois Paulin
 
 
Identity Management as a prerequisite for sound e-Particitpation – Results of a Research Project
Margit Gäng, Birgit Schenk
 
 
eDemocracy in Opposition: Russian Case
Cyril Velikanov
 
 
Becoming Citizen: Facebook, anger political imagination
Anna Krasteva
 
15:30 - 16:00 | Ludovika
Coffee break
 
 
16:00 - 16:30 | Ludovika
Closing session
Roland Traunmüller
 
 
Closing Remarks
Best Paper Award
ceee|Gov Days 2015
Alexander Balthasar
Austrian Federal Chancellery
Hendrik Hansen
Andrássy University Budapest
András Nemeslaki
National University of Public Service, Budapest
Johannes Pichler
Austrian Institute for European Law and Policy, Salzburg
Alexander Prosser
Austrian Computer Society/University of Economics and Business, Vienna
Robert Müller-Török
University of Applied Sciences, Ludwigsburg