Join the National Science Foundation as they gather academic researchers, government agencies, industry leaders, and users to explore Digital Government in the 21st Century!
Late May, 2003
Eastern Seaboard
dg.o 2003 continues the series of national conferences on Digital Government. It brings together top people from government agencies, e-commerce, the software industry, academic research environments, and members of the public, with the aim of making online government systems available to citizens.
Sessions will address vital technical, social, and economic issues in
digital government:
€ Homeland security
€ Privacy and security
€ Digital Governance
€ Commercial and economic incentives for Digital Government
€ Government and social policy
€ Data integration and statistics
€ Useful and user-friendly interfaces
€ Multimedia presentations and human-computer interaction
€ Delivery of geospatial, textual, audiovisual, statistical, and
other information
€ Technology transfer
€ Delivery of public surveys and data gathering
€ Cooperation among federal, state, and local government agencies
The conference will take place in late May 2003 on the eastern Seaboard. The conference will include keynote addresses; panel discussions on key issues, system demonstrations of new online technologies; case studies; research presentations; poster sessions; Birds-of-a-Feather roundtables; and a session for students.
Further information is available at http://www.dgrc.org/dgo2003/
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A Call for Presentations (papers, panel, demonstrations, etc.) will be
made available on the web site. For more information, please send email
to: dg.o2003@dgrc.org
