Citizen Participation via Mobile Applications

Beutelspacher, Lisa; Mainka, Agnes; Siebenlist, Tobias

doi:10.4018/ijegr.2018100102

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“…Перевагивзаємодіїмісцевоївладизгромадянами через мобільні пристрої досліджуютьнімецькінауковці.Так,здебільшого, громадяни міст Німеччини взаємодіють з адміністраціямимістчерезсмартфони.Причому, ці додатки дозволяють користувачам повідомлятипропроблемидовкілля,авзворотному напрямі від муніципалітету меш-канці мають можливість отримувати більшийспектрінформації [9]. В сучасних умовах реалізація функцій органів публічного управління України не можливабезнаявностісучасноїкомп'ютерноїтехніки.Томутакеоснащенняуправлінського апарату є відправною точкою впровадженняінформаційно-телекомунікаційних технологій.…”

Section: александр мазур днепропетровский региональный институт госуunclassified

Current tendencies of implementation of e-government in public administration: foreign experience

Мазур¹

2020

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The tendencies of introduction of e-government in public administration bodies of the world are analyzed on the basis of the analysis of publications in the international scientific journals “International Journal of Electronic Government Research” and “International Journal of Public Administration in the Digital Age”. The author gives an overview of the topics of the first magazine, which includes theoretical and philosophical discussions of e-government issues, technological and software technologies, e-government implementation policy and dissemination of positive experience, e-government planning and management. And also - the topics of the second magazine, which include the introduction of information technology for the efficiency of urban and regional governance in the examples of developed and developing countries, as well as comparing the success of these implementations in private organizations with public authorities. During the analysis the author noted that when analyzing the experience of different countries of the world, it is necessary to pay attention to the specifics of these countries, their development priorities and resources.The author emphasized that for Ukraine in the current economic conditions, the implementation of e-government instruments in state bodies of public administration is especially important, because it strengthens the direction of irreversibility in the way of declared reforms by our state.The trends of implementation of e-government in the forthcoming years concerning open data, e-procurement, e-services, electronic interaction, electronic identification have been proved. It also recommends that they be taken into account in conjunction with existing priorities for the development of public administration in Ukraine when considering modernization issues.The author describes the actuality of using the following e-governance technologies: cloud computing technologies, blockchain in government information networks, and the Internet of Things architecture. Emphasis is placed on the need for mandatory cyber security training for public servants, as well as involving citizens in engaging with the state through social networks in the provision of administrative services.On the basis of the analysis the author identifies critical technologies of e-government for modernization of administrative processes in public administration bodies of Dnipropetrovsk region.

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Section: александр мазур днепропетровский региональный институт госуunclassified

Current tendencies of implementation of e-government in public administration: foreign experience

Мазур¹

2020

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“…Through mobile applications, citizens can directly provide opinions, feedback or voice concerns within the community (Höffken & Streich, 2013;Thiel & Lehner, 2015). Mobile applications may provide users with various functions such as sharing information from the area of city services, mobility, safety, statistics, news and events or environment (Beutelspacher et al, 2018). On the other hand, mobile online surveys or consultations represent valuable e-participatory tools (Wimmer et al, 2013;Zheng, 2017).…”

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E-Participatory and Communication Mobile Applications: Case Study of Prague

Fanta¹,

Soběhart²

2021

International Scientific Conference EMAN – Economics and Management: How to Cope With Disrupted Times

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Worldwide usage of mobile Internet significantly increases, which underlines the importance of mobile applications as a tool for involving residents in local public affairs and decision-making processes. However, the Czech level of e-participation is below the EU average in the long term. Using an exploratory case study, tis article aims to identify all available e-participatory and communication mo-bile applications designed for the city of Prague and its inhabitants offered on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Moreover, using the content analysis method, features of identified mobile applications are explored and described. The majority of identified applications serve as one-way communication channels, and one application has a function that allows it to collect opinions of residents through voting polls. It is essential to significantly increase the user base of these applications and thus to ensure efficient development of e-participation in Prague and also in the Czech Republic in the future.

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“Eyes and Ears”: Surveillance in the Indian Smart City

Purandare¹,

Parkar²

2020

Handbook of Smart Cities

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Citizen Participation via Mobile Applications

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Current tendencies of implementation of e-government in public administration: foreign experience

Current tendencies of implementation of e-government in public administration: foreign experience

E-Participatory and Communication Mobile Applications: Case Study of Prague

“Eyes and Ears”: Surveillance in the Indian Smart City

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