» Event's Profile
The aim of the 16th GCC eGovernment and eServices Forum is to assist in developing and discussing the strategies for the transformation of GCC eGovernment services to achieve global competitiveness. Over the years, this forum has established itself as the largest eGovernment forum in the region and one of the most important events on the calendar of regional and global eGovernment professionals.
Organized in cooperation with the eGovernment Institute, this forum examines the utility of maturational models in understanding the achievement of eGovernment benefits, analyzing how public organizations can realize the benefits of technological innovations, with the objective being to showcase eGovernment developments in the GCC region and introduce new and successful practices via many global case studies. The forum will serve as a platform for industry experts, key government representatives, and academics from various countries to come together to discuss the latest issues and trends related to eGovernment. Overall, the forum’s objective is to create a framework for outstanding eGovernment models and formulate winning e-Government strategies, which will enhance administrative productivity, efficiency and transparency.
» What will be discussed?
The forum will deliberate on the following areas / topics:
Present and Future eGovernment Challenges in the Region
National eGovernment Strategies: Objectives and Future Plans
Innovation in eGovernment
Failures & Success in GCC eGovernment Projects
Transformation Strategy - Government Business Reengineering
eService Oriented Architectures and Content Standards
Developing Appropriate Business and ICT Architecture and eProject Management
Integrating eGovernment Business Processes and Technology Investment
The Trust Environment – Privacy, Security, and Authentication
Reengineering Current Government Administration Processes through eGovernment Technologies and Applications
G2G Processes, Collaboration, Code Sharing, and Other Efforts
Secure eGovernment and eServices Delivery
Successful eGovernment Projects in the Middle East, Europe, US, South America, South East Asia
eGovernment Roadmap for Developing Countries in the Region
Emerging Technologies, Wireless eGovernment Solutions
Organizational Change, Training, Culture, and Sustainability
And more…
» Who Will Attend?
The forum will be attended by eGovernment executives, decision-makers ad key policy makers from regional and global government organizations, ministries, departments, and agencies including:
CIOs, IT professionals, consultants and program implementers from the public sector
Regional & international eGovernment agencies
Senior government officials entrusted with e-government projects C-level executives, directors, department heads from government and business sectors
Senior officials from banking and finance sectors
Network and communications engineers and managers
R&D, procurement, and IT project managers
Telecom and internet service providers
IT solution providers, consultants, analysts, and professionals
Researchers, academia, and media
» Why Should You Attend?
This forum is designed to enable senior government officials, CIOs, IT professionals and executives to learn from the valuable insight of the brightest minds in the eGovernment. It aims to showcase the latest solutions to today’s eGovernment and eServices challenges and provide delegates with different perspectives that will help increase their organizations’ eGovernment and eService delivery performances.
This forum will also serve as a unique platform for both regional and international government and private sector organizations to share best practices and experiences, build business relationships, and further boost collaboration between cities and nations.