Titlebook: Digital Transformation and Global Society; Third International Daniel A. Alexandrov,Alexander V. Boukhanovsky,Ole Conference proceedings 2

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EParticipation in Friedrichshafen: Identification of Target Groups and Analysis of Their Behaviourentification of target groups in eParticipation and the elaboration of their behaviour. Research and analysis was conducted on a target population in Germany. Second and third generational citizens were the focus of the analysis. The city of Friedrichshafen was chosen due to its inherent electronic

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Identifier and NameSpaces as Parts of Semantics for e-Government Environmenturrently, a topical issue is to unite these information systems, create favourable conditions for their information interaction. This task is particularly important for the creation of an information infrastructure in the electronic government, which involves both large-scale state systems and appli

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Digital Transformation in the Eurasian Economic Union: Prospects and Challengesoposed, existing forecasts of the development of the digital economy in Russia and the EEU are considered. The study makes account of existing economic disparities and political factors. The authors offer their scenarios of digital transformation within the EEU and the union’s transition to e-govern

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Contextualizing Smart Governance Research: Literature Review and Scientometrics Analysisthe scientometrics analysis to examine literature on smart cities and governance and situate the research conducted on this topic. Results suggest that research on smartness is interdisciplinary and, although spread across a variety of domains, it remains scant on topics such as e-participation and

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