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Exposé

Mit dem Siegeszug des Internet und anderer elektronischer Kommunikationsformen in der Wirtschaft und in den privaten Haushalten werden nunmehr auch Konzepte entwickelt und diskutiert, die neuen Technologien für das Verwaltungshandeln fruchtbar zu machen. Unter dem Stichwort ‚E-Government’ versprechen sich viele eine schnellere, effektivere Verwaltung, mit der der Bürger online kommunizieren kann, ohne eine Nummer ziehen zu müssen. Pläne für eine elektronische Verwaltung gibt es nicht nur in den entwickelten Ländern, sondern auch im Schwellenland China, das derzeit in einer stürmischen Entwicklung moderne Infrastruktur aufbaut. Eine internationale Expertenkonferenz, die am 22. und 23. September 2005 in Peking stattfand, setzte sich mit Fragen der Konzeption von ‚E-Government’, den hierzu nötigen Infrastrukturen und neuen Modellprojekten auseinander.

Conference Program

Thursday, September 22nd, 2005

09.00 h

Words of welcome

Prof. Han Kang, Vice President, National School of Administration

Mr. Winfried Jung, Resident Representative of Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in China

09.15 h

Panel 1: Electronic Government - Fundamentals of a Concept

Moderator: Prof. Zhou Shaopeng, Director, Department of Economics, National School of Administration

German Statement:

Prof. Dr. Rainer Thome, Chair for Business Administration and Commercial Information Technology, Julius-Maximilian-University, Würzburg

Chinese Statement:

Prof. Dr. Wang Jian, Deputy Director, Department of Economics, National School of Administration

10.45 h

Coffee Break

11.00 h

Chinese Statement:

Assoc. Prof. Shi Yuanzhen, Deputy Director, Department of Economics, Shenzhen School of Administration, Guangdong Province

11.20 h

Chinese statement:

Prof. Cheng Xuetong, Department of Economics, School of Administration, Zhejiang Province

Discussion

12.00 h

Lunch Break

14.00 h

Panel 2: Electronic Readiness - Legislative Regulations of E-Government

Moderator: Prof. Shi Meilan, Deputy Director, Department of Research, National School of Administration

Chinese statement:

Prof. Wang Yukai, Department of Public Administration, National School of Administration

German statement:

Dr. Manfred Mayer, Head of Division for Organization, Information and Communication Technolgy at the Bavarian State Chancellery

Discussion

15.15 h

Chinese statement:

Dr. Xi Tao, China University of Political Science and Law

15.45 h

Coffee break

16.00 h

Panel 3: Electronic Commerce - Chances and Risks of a Credit-Society

Moderator: Prof. Wang Haibo, Department of Economics, National School of Administration

German Statement:

Prof. Dr. Rainer Thome, Chair for Business Administration and Commercial Information Technology, Julius-Maximilian-University, Würzburg

Chinese statement:

Meng Jimin, Deputy Director, Department of Informatization Promotion, Ministry of Information Industry

17.00 h

Chinese statement:

Assoc. Prof. Pan Liquan, Deputy Director, Department of Finance, School of Administration, Anhui Province

17.20 h

Chinese statement:

Assoc. Prof. Wang Yanhui, Deputy Director, Department of Economics, Guangzhou School of Administration, Guangdong

18.00 h

End of first conference day

Friday, September 23rd, 2005

09.00 h

Panel 4: Electronic Government in Germany and China - Established Procedures and New Model-Projects

Moderator: Prof. Dr. Wang Jian, Deputy Director, Department of Economics, National School of Administration

German Statement:

Dr. Manfred Mayer, Head of Division for Organization, Information and Communication Technolgy at the Bavarian State Chancellery

Chinese Statement:

Prof. Zhang Zhanbin, Department of Economics, National School of Administration

10.00 h

Chinese Statement:

Prof. Sun Fenggang, Director, Department of Economics,

School of Administration, Shanxi Province

10.30 h

Coffee Break

10.45 h

Chinese Statement:

Assoc. Prof. Zhu Hong, School of Administration, Yunnan Province

11.05 h

Chinese Statement:

Assoc. Prof. Zhang Qing, School of Administration, Guangdong Province

11.45 h

Concluding remarks

12.00 h

End of conference

Venue:

National School of Administration

No. 6, Chang Chun Qiao Lu

Beijing