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2600_5e98
Mar 12

Datenschutz - Wie viel soll / darf eine Behörde über ihre BürgerInnen wissen?

17:30–19:30 Donau-Universität Krems, Seminarraum 3.2, Dr. Karl Dorrek Straße 30 3500 Krems Add this event to a calendar application
Datenschutz im Spannungsfeld von offener Verwaltung und Vorratsdatenspeicherung

Kamingespräch mit Dr. Hans Zeger, Unternehmer, Obman der ARGE Daten und Mitglied des Datenschutzbeirats des Bundeskanzleramtes

In der Ministerratsdeklaration von Malmö 2009 wurde die E-Government Stoßrichtung der EU neu definiert. Offene Zusammenarbeit über definierte Schnittstellen, freier Zugang zu Information der Verwaltung und Einbindung von Dritten fördern ein Ökosystem von Innovation.

In diesem Spannungsfeld erfolgte Ende 2009 die Novellierung des Datenschutzgesetzes. Wie findet kooperative Verwaltung und Schutz der Privatsphäre zusammen? Wie viel darf der Staat über seine BürgerInnen wissen und wie schütz er sie vor Datenausverkauf? Zu diesem Thema referiert und diskutiert Dr. Hans Zeger, Unternehmer, Obman der ARGE Daten und Mitglied des Datenschutzbeirats des Bundeskanzleramtes.

Programm:
17:30 Uhr: Empfang mit Brötchen und Getränken
18:00: Vortrag Dr. Hans Zeger
18:45: Offene Diskussion und Erfahrungsaustausch, anschließend come together

Zeit:
12. März 2010, 17:30 – 19:30 Uhr Ort: Donau-Universität Krems, Seminarraum 3.2 Dr. Karl Dorrek Straße 30 3500 Krems

Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos, Anmeldung erforderlich
2236_e270
Mar 2

From Digital Media to Digital Worlds

17:15–18:45 Donau-Universität Krems Add this event to a calendar application
From Digital Media to Digital Worlds
+ Enabling technologies (wireless communications, digital media formats, UHCI, ...)
+ Technological challenges (integrated system development andevaluation)
+ Trends in applications and services (mobile computing, pervasive computing, ...)

Vortragende: Univ.-Prof.in Dr.in Gabriele KOTSIS
Datum: 2.März 2010; 17:15-18:45
Ort: Donau-Universität Krems

Gestaltet wird die Ringvorlesung von femIT, einem Netzwerk von österreichischen Professorinnen und habilitierten Wissenschafterinnen aus dem Bereich Informatik.
2033_c64f
May 6

4th International Conference on eDemocracy 2010

09:00–May 7, 2010 17:00 Danube-University Krems Add this event to a calendar application

Scientific eDemocracy visions and models have been developed since the 1960s, but it is now, during the first decade of the 21st Century, that they are becoming reality, being tested and implemented. Extensive IT provides the necessary basis, but it is not the developments in IT alone that are responsible for successful eDemocracy projects – it is due all those who use and apply them, as they adopt new behaviours and change old ones. The new, digital generation lives and breathes new values: they collaborate, compile content together, share their ideas, create networks on social platforms and organise themselves quickly and simply. The new values held, the new behaviours adopted, the changed mindset, along with improved usability and a still-increasing use of the internet, has led to a rapid and radical change in our society.

The EDem10 focuses on these changes which can be seen occurring in different areas and which are manifest in different way:

  • Transparency & Communication (freedom of information, free information access, openness, information sharing, blogging, micro-blogging, social networks, data visualization, eLearning, empowering, …);
  • Participation & Collaboration (innovation malls, innovation communities, bottom up, top down, social networks, engagement and accountability, collaborative culture, collaboration between C2C, G2C, …);
  • Architecture, Concepts & Effects (access and openness, user generated content, peer production, network effects, power laws, long tail, harnessing the power of the crowd, crowd sourcing, social web, semantic web, …);
  • Different Fields: open government initiatives, eDemocracy, eParticipation, eVoting, eDeliberation;
  • Approaches and Disciplines: law & legal studies, social sciences, computer sciences, political sciences, psychology, sociology, applied computer gaming and simulation, democratic theory, media and communication sciences;
  • Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Approaches;
  • Research Methods.

Our primary aim is to bring together researchers and practitioners. We would like to invite individuals from academic, applied and practitioner backgrounds as well as public administration offices, public bodies, NGO/NPOs, education institutions and independent organisations to submit their research and project papers.

The main conference language is English; submissions in German (with an abstract in English) are also acceptable.

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