09:30 - 11:00 | Ludovika Assembly Hall

András Koltay
National University of Public Service
Regina Rusz
Director of the Austrian Cultural Forum Budapest
Anna Steidle
University of Pubic Administration and Finance, Ludwigsburg
Keynote:
Natalia Panina
PS&HC General Manager, Middle & Eastern Europe, SAP AG

Welcome Addresses & Keynote

 

Keynote Council of Europe

Martin Fodor
Councillor City of Bristol
Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe

 

Keynote

Ronald Bieber
General Secretary of the Austrian Computer Society

14:00 - 15:30

Session 3.1 - 3.4

 

Zrínyi Hall

The role of Internet intermediaries in combatting cybercrime: Obligations and liability

 

Education in cyber security

 

Examining the role of the knowledge gap as a driver towards e-Government service adoption

Hunyadi Hall I

Legal implications of the use of Social Media by public authorities

 

The impact of Council of Europe Recommendation (2017)5 on eVoting protocols

 

Safeguards against electoral fraud vs. accessibility and citizens' convenience –Need for changes in the German electoral system

Hunyadi Hall II

The new customisable electronic administration user interface in Hungary

 

Agility in Public Administration – Is Agility a Possibility and Where are its Limits?

Assembly Hall

The Power of virtuality as a challenge for governments: A post-state dystopia

Norbert Kis

 

What is the state’s role in a world driven by AI tools?

Veronica Mocanu

 

The review of evaluation practices, focussing on challenges in the Hungarian small and medium cities

Tamás Kaiser, András Bojtor

16:00 - 17:30

Session 4.1 - 4.4

 

Zrínyi Hall

Inspecting current cybersecurity status and new trends in Hungary

 

A bibliometric analysis of cybersecurity research papers in Eastern Europe: Case study from the Republic of Moldova

 

Cybersecurity in the V4 countries – A cross-border case study

Hunyadi Hall II

Design of a web-based learning system: shifting the accent from knowledge transmission to knowledge construction

 

Digitization and system integration in the Public Sector – Consequences for teaching

 

Critical success factors of teaching Information Systems and Accounting as an integrated programme

Hunyadi Hall I

eDemocracy and eTools of citizen participation on local level in Poland

 

Citizen participation as a tool for creating an effective e-Governance system in Iraq

 

Public Financing Beyond Participatory Budgeting: The Quantum Budget

Assembly Hall

Reflections on the proposals of the European Commission for a digital tax

 

Influence of the economic gap on the level of e-Government in the developing countries - Republic of Moldova

 

The Role of ICT in poverty alleviation in India

 

Welcome Adress
Frank Spengler
Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Budapest

Panel discussion
Peter Kraus
Member of the State and Municipal Council of Vienna
Martin Fodor
Councillor City of Bristol, Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe
Ferenc Vágujhelyi
Chairman of the National Council for Telecommunications and Information Technology, Hungary
Dona Scola
Fmr Deputy Minister for Information and Communications Technology, Moldova UNIDO expert for Moldova

Moderation:
Thomas Geldmacher
rundumberatung.at

 

09:30 - 11:00 | Ludovika

Sessions 5.1 - 5.3

 

Hunyadi Hall I

Application of Computer Games in Public Administration: Learning System Analysis and Technology-Society Policies with Sid Meyer´s Civilization

 

Enabling reliable, interoperable and secure e-Government services in Croatia

 

Digital maturity in the administration of a University of Applied Sciences

Hunyadi Hall II

Research data in the context of open science: Case study of the Republic of Moldova

 

Economics of open source tools for open data and open science in the Digital Moldova

 

Collective intelligence for more inclusive communities

Zrínyi Hall

This workshop is organised by AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Security & Communication Technologies Center for Digital Safety & Security.
This session includes an interactive strategic cyber security simulation game. Please bring your own web-enabled device (e.g., laptop, mobile phone). No technical knowledge is required for participation.

11:30 - 13:00 | Ludovika

Sessions 6.1 to 6.3

 

Hunyadi Hall II

Public institutions in the social media arena: Searching for citizens’ attention. Zoom on Romania's particularities

 

The hashtag as a tool to set up a governmental agenda

 

The role of social media in the Arab Spring uprisings

Hunyadi Hall I

LibreOffice in public service: First impressions of the future users

Challenges in the comparative analysis of the developments of the public administrations – The case of Hungary

Smart Cities 2.0 – Connected city, or how to use technologic infrastructure for improving the quality of life

Zrínyi Hall

Enabling Digitalization by European Administrative Law

14:00 - 15:30 | Ludovika

Sessions 7.1 to 7.3

 

Hunyadi Hall I

Research ethics: Realities and perspectives (the case of the Republic of Moldova)

 

Introduction of integrity in Hungarian public administration

 

Digital competences for the Police - A new ECDL

Hunyadi Hall II

An overview of information systems and data handling of Hungarian living communities from the perspective of General Data Protection Regulation requirements and information security

 

Electronic Services or Smart Cities – Current Experiences and Perspectives in the Slovak Republic

 

Death of “Open Data”? - How Open Data has been realising and/or not realising Open Government

Zrínyi Hall

Measuring human resources performance using process mining

 

Who cares about digital literacy of 54+ citizens?!

 

Emergency Communications and Alerting Systems for Fire Brigades in Baden-Württemberg - Much Room for Improvement?

 

Presentation Best Paper Awards

Anna Steidle