alignment of IT investments with government strategic priorities. MSc in Technology Management and BSc in Business Administration.
Jonas Hedman is an Associate Professor at the Department of IT Management, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. His research covers topics such as greening processes, business model evolution, payment, payment eco‐system, and business benefits of IT. He is currently working with Copenhagen Finance IT Region to create a cashless society.
Stefan Henningsson Associate Professor, Copenhagen Business School, Department of IT Management. Researches managerial aspects of IT in contexts including corporate mergers and acquisitions, global IT infrastructures and international trade processes. Previously published 70 + peer‐refereed papers published in journals such as Information Systems Journal, Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Communications of the Association for Information Systems and Management Information Systems Quarterly Executive.
Paul Jackson is Senior Lecturer in Information Management at Oxford Brooks University. He previously worked for the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy, delivering e‐Government training and consultancy for a range of public bodies. He has been a lecturer at Brunel University and has a PhD from Cambridge University.
Kamalia Azma Kamaruddin finished her Masters of Science in Information Technology at Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Malaysia, in 2006. Later, she joined the university as a lecturer in Information Systems Department. She is currently a PhD student at Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, UiTM. Her research focus is on transformational government.
Asanee Kawtrakul is currently the Associate Professor of Department of Computer Engineering, Kasetsart University and Deputy Executive Director of National Electronics and Computer Technology Center( NECTEC), Thailand. Her specific research interests are Knowledge Engineering and Language Engineering. Now she has also responsible for many project initiatives related to service innovation in Health Care, e‐Government and Agriculture area.
Mehmet Sinan Kılıc is R & D and Software Development Manager, in Universal Information Technologies. Graduated from Istanbul University Business Administration Department. Strated his carrier in Universal Information Teknologies as Project Leader in 2001. He obtained his PMP certificate in 2011. He is is specialized on ERP solutions and software applications for local governments.
Rembrandt Klopper interdisciplinary scholar publishing results of research focusing on aspects of research methodology, informatics, communication science and cognitive science. In cognitive science has written several papers on central role of metaphor in human thinking. Supervises masters and doctoral students at several South African universities and is special issues editor of South African interdisciplinary scholarly journal, Alternation.
Luc Lagrandeur is Professor of Marketing at Laurentian University teaching courses in marketing and consulting. Luc has 10 years of practical marketing experience for one of Canada’ s largest information technology outsourcing company. His research interests are on the impact of government e‐services on the organization and the relationship / interaction with citizens.
Sam Lubbe is an associate professor at UNISA in the School of Computing. He has a PhD from Wits and he teaches SISP, SCM and other IS courses. He has published many articles, attended and delivered many conference papers as well as three books. He is also supervising many postgraduate students.
Carolina Martín‐Vázquez obtained her BSc degree in Psychology from the University of La Laguna in 2006. She has six years of experience working on projects for social participation and appreciative inquiry. She is collaborating on the European Project“ Puzzled by Policy” focused on online citizens debate. Her interests include appreciative inquiry, social participation and e‐participation.
Michele Martoni is a Contract Professor in ITLaw at University of Bologna. She has a Ph. D. in ITLaw and Legal Informatics at University of Bologna. Professor in the Master of Law and New Technology( University of Bologna), of the Erasmus Mundus Ph. d. Program Law, Science and Technology at ItLaw Master( University of Bologna) and at the Master on eHealth( University of Bologna). Member of the Italian Association of Legal Informatics, of Italian Telemedicine Society and of the Cloud Security Alliance Italy Chapter
Ronald Meijer graduated in science of public administration. He worked in universities, doing policy research( Amsterdam, Leiden). He is engaged in research at the Research and Documentation Centre( WODC) of the Ministry of Security and Justice of the Netherlands. His interest is focused on information management, data archiving, open data, and privacy in the domain of Justice. xiv