About the Conference
International
conference: Renaissance for eGovernance & SEE
provided a platform to leaders, technocrats,
researchers, practitioners and academics
across the SEE region to present and discuss
on their research findings, experiences,
strategies, policies, technologies, case
studies and best practices in the field of
eGovernment and eGovernance.
Centre for eGovernance Development (CeGD)
and Microsoft delivered a three-day event
targeted at government policymakers and
decision makers focused on how technology
can transform the public sector in citizen
services, education, and healthcare.
The conference provided an opportunity for
all stakeholders to come together to gain an
understanding of real-world eGovernment and
eGovernance issues and to discuss way to put
research into practice as well as
understanding how the future of technology
raises both possibilities and challenges in
the public sector.
Blaž Golob - Impressions of the Conference
Key Note Speakers
Blaž Golob, Director CeGD,Chairman of the conference
Blaž GOLOB
is the founding Director of the Centre for
eGovernance Development for South East
Europe established during the
Slovenian EU Presidency in May 2008.
Jerome C. Glenn, Director Millennium Project
Jerome C. Glenn co-founded and directs the Millennium Project, a leading global participatory think tank supported by international organizations, governments, corporations, and NGOs, which produces the internationally recognized State of the Future annual reports for the past 13 years.
Read MoreNiels Soelberg, Vice President Public Sector, Microsoft Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA)erome C. Glenn, Director Millennium Project
As Vice President Public Sector for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) role Niels works closely with the Area Public Sector GMs in France, UK, Germany, Central Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa and Western Europe to align on strategies, share best practices and pursue new growth opportunities across the region.
Read MoreAgenda & Objectives
The
objectives of the
Information society
leadership gathering were:
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to identify global challenges and the role of information society development for good governance development
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to identify regional South Eastern Europe needs for information society development from the prospective of policy design, legal regulations and ICT solutions
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to present ICT solutions for improving good governance
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to present the model and good practice cases of public private partnership
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to have a futures foresight perspective on eGovernance solutions
conclusion & impressions
We invited all the participants that cover areas as the policy making or are government representatives within the region of SEE, academics, decision makers, legal advisers of the public sector, etc…and everybody that could envision and implement certain changes into particular governmental policies as well can impact to the SEE region as a whole.The conference had 52 participants.
| Video Impressions: | |
| from the participants (40min) |  |
| from the speaker Lorenzo Madrid (1min) | |
| from the speaker Diana Simič (1min) | |
| Video Interviews: | |
| Jerome C.Glenn (5min) | |
| Niels Soelberg (20min) | |
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| Participants Statements & Recommendations |
report
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Please take a look
to the final report of the
Conference: THE REPORT ON RENAISSANCE FOR eGOVERNANCE & SEE. |
