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On Future Research Areas for ICT-enabled Governance

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Yannis Charalabidis
Yannis Charalabidis

The presentation made in the FORSEE foresight workshop for the future in ICT for South Eastern Europe

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Yannis Charalabidis Assistant Professor, University of the Aegean Head of Research, Greek Interoperability Centre FORESEE Regional Open Consultation 21st January 2013, Ljubljana, Slovenia
The Problem: Gap between Society and Governance  Society: increasingly  Governance: often interconnected, flexible, silos-based, linear, fast-evolving, obscure, hierarchical, unpredictable over-simplified  Policies, Disciplines and Actors are isolated Policies Health R&D Social Disciplines Economics Mathematics ICT Actors Government Citizens Industry
"The problems that we have created cannot be solved at the level of thinking that created them" Albert Einstein So ?
More people involved 2020 2010 More accurate and analytical, modeling and simulation tools More data available
 Model Based-Governance ◦ Policy modelling ◦ Societal Simulation  Participative Governance ◦ New models for public dialogue and decision – making ◦ Opinion mining and sentiment analysis  Data-powered collective intelligence ◦ Open and linked, static and dynamic data ◦ Personalisation, Search and Visualisation  Government Service Utility ◦ Cloud infrastructures, Interoperability, Identity and Trust ◦ New targets for service execution (1-stop, 1-second, 1-cent) ◦ Service co-creation by citizens and enterprises
On Future Research Areas for ICT-enabled Governance
“Hard” Web Technologies Systems & Services Web 2.0 Technologies Argument Visualization Public Sector Service Systems Mixed Reality Workflow Systems Pattern Recognition Enterprise Resource Management Serious Games Cloud computing Electronic Participation PS Knowledge Management Translation Systems Legal Structures Management Social Networks Business Intelligence Data & Opinion Mining Simulation Behavioral Modelling Forecasting - Backcasting Societal Modelling Optimization Social Simulation Systems Dynamics Adaptive Models Social Informatics Management Tools “Soft” Society Administration
Available for application Visibility Should be around, soon Service Co-creation / Web Services for all basic services Visual Analytics Will take many years Serious Games for Governance Linked Data Gov Cloud (SaaS) Dynamic, External Workflow Mgt Open data Legal Informatics (Seamless) Identity management & trust mechanisms Online Opinion Mining Internal, Static Workflow Mgt Government Service Utility Social Media in Policy Making (Automated) Argument Service Delivery Platforms Organisational Interoperability Visualisation Gov Cloud (IaaS) Participatory Sensing / IoT eParticipation Agent-based Societal Simulation Gov Cloud (PaaS) Model-Based eVoting Decision Making Instant, proactive Service Delivery for all services Semantic Interoperability Municipality Mobile Government Governance Model ERP Composability & Reuse Web Services /SOA in core registries Science Base Federated eID for ICT-enabled Governance Open Source Technical Interoperability Software for Service Mgt ICT-enabled historiography Inflated Expectations Disillusionment Productivity Readiness, over time
 PADGETS: Policy Making through Social Media, text mining and simulation www.padgets.eu  ENGAGE: Open, Linked Governmental Data for scientists and citizens www.engage-project.eu  NOMAD: Non-moderated opinion mining (the opinion web) www.nomad-project.eu  CROSSOVER: New horizons in ICT-enabled governance www.crossover-project.eu
 We need a totally different set of tools for evidence- based decision making by governments  Societal Simulation, Data and Opinion Mining, New Services Co-creation, will be the next “big things” for governments that wish to make a difference  We need to go beyond pure ICT approaches and embark in a multi-disciplinary journey. That’s why we need a science base for ICT-enabled Governance  But most importantly …
eGovernance Research is about our children’s future: It is not enough to “do the things right” … we have to “do the right things”

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On Future Research Areas for ICT-enabled Governance

  • 1. Yannis Charalabidis Assistant Professor, University of the Aegean Head of Research, Greek Interoperability Centre FORESEE Regional Open Consultation 21st January 2013, Ljubljana, Slovenia
  • 2. The Problem: Gap between Society and Governance  Society: increasingly  Governance: often interconnected, flexible, silos-based, linear, fast-evolving, obscure, hierarchical, unpredictable over-simplified  Policies, Disciplines and Actors are isolated Policies Health R&D Social Disciplines Economics Mathematics ICT Actors Government Citizens Industry
  • 3. "The problems that we have created cannot be solved at the level of thinking that created them" Albert Einstein So ?
  • 4. More people involved 2020 2010 More accurate and analytical, modeling and simulation tools More data available
  • 5. Model Based-Governance ◦ Policy modelling ◦ Societal Simulation  Participative Governance ◦ New models for public dialogue and decision – making ◦ Opinion mining and sentiment analysis  Data-powered collective intelligence ◦ Open and linked, static and dynamic data ◦ Personalisation, Search and Visualisation  Government Service Utility ◦ Cloud infrastructures, Interoperability, Identity and Trust ◦ New targets for service execution (1-stop, 1-second, 1-cent) ◦ Service co-creation by citizens and enterprises
  • 7. “Hard” Web Technologies Systems & Services Web 2.0 Technologies Argument Visualization Public Sector Service Systems Mixed Reality Workflow Systems Pattern Recognition Enterprise Resource Management Serious Games Cloud computing Electronic Participation PS Knowledge Management Translation Systems Legal Structures Management Social Networks Business Intelligence Data & Opinion Mining Simulation Behavioral Modelling Forecasting - Backcasting Societal Modelling Optimization Social Simulation Systems Dynamics Adaptive Models Social Informatics Management Tools “Soft” Society Administration
  • 8. Available for application Visibility Should be around, soon Service Co-creation / Web Services for all basic services Visual Analytics Will take many years Serious Games for Governance Linked Data Gov Cloud (SaaS) Dynamic, External Workflow Mgt Open data Legal Informatics (Seamless) Identity management & trust mechanisms Online Opinion Mining Internal, Static Workflow Mgt Government Service Utility Social Media in Policy Making (Automated) Argument Service Delivery Platforms Organisational Interoperability Visualisation Gov Cloud (IaaS) Participatory Sensing / IoT eParticipation Agent-based Societal Simulation Gov Cloud (PaaS) Model-Based eVoting Decision Making Instant, proactive Service Delivery for all services Semantic Interoperability Municipality Mobile Government Governance Model ERP Composability & Reuse Web Services /SOA in core registries Science Base Federated eID for ICT-enabled Governance Open Source Technical Interoperability Software for Service Mgt ICT-enabled historiography Inflated Expectations Disillusionment Productivity Readiness, over time
  • 9. PADGETS: Policy Making through Social Media, text mining and simulation www.padgets.eu  ENGAGE: Open, Linked Governmental Data for scientists and citizens www.engage-project.eu  NOMAD: Non-moderated opinion mining (the opinion web) www.nomad-project.eu  CROSSOVER: New horizons in ICT-enabled governance www.crossover-project.eu
  • 10. We need a totally different set of tools for evidence- based decision making by governments  Societal Simulation, Data and Opinion Mining, New Services Co-creation, will be the next “big things” for governments that wish to make a difference  We need to go beyond pure ICT approaches and embark in a multi-disciplinary journey. That’s why we need a science base for ICT-enabled Governance  But most importantly …
  • 11. eGovernance Research is about our children’s future: It is not enough to “do the things right” … we have to “do the right things”