Gloria
Marinsanti Rwakihembo
Gloria Marinsanti Rwakihembo
PhD Scholar
Rome | Italy
Biography
Gloria Marinsanti Rwakihembo is a PhD Scholar at the University of Roma Tre, Department of Business Studies, where she leads activities of research on sustainable digital transformation of public services. Her research project focuses on innovative processes enabled by blockchain technology in smart villages. She is also co-founder and Secretary General of Mondo Internazionale APS an International Association of young scholars.
Organisation
Roma Tre University
Academia
Speaker session
Parallel Track 3 (Technical): Next generation digital government: Interoperability solutions for automated, proactive public services
SILVER HALL
This session will discuss how governments are seeking to increasingly automate public services, so that they require as little interaction from users and service providers as possible. It implies a capacity to anticipate societal and economic developments, as well as users’ needs, by capturing real-time information and applying it to re-design services. Panellists will also discuss what interoperability solutions are needed to support the development of these next generation digital public services that are (close to) fully automated and proactive.
Moderation: Andrea Halmos, Deputy Head of Unit, Interoperability and Digital Government, DG DIGIT, European Commission
Mikko Mattinen
Director
Helsinki | Finland
Biography
Speaker session
Parallel Track 3 (Technical): Next generation digital government: Interoperability solutions for automated, proactive public services
SILVER HALL
This session will discuss how governments are seeking to increasingly automate public services, so that they require as little interaction from users and service providers as possible. It implies a capacity to anticipate societal and economic developments, as well as users’ needs, by capturing real-time information and applying it to re-design services. Panellists will also discuss what interoperability solutions are needed to support the development of these next generation digital public services that are (close to) fully automated and proactive.
Moderation: Andrea Halmos, Deputy Head of Unit, Interoperability and Digital Government, DG DIGIT, European Commission
Marianne Mauch
Research Scientist
Jena | Germany
Biography
Marianne Mauch, born in 1969, is a Research Scientist at the Competence Centre for Digital Research and the Chair of Distributed Information Systems under Prof. Dr. König-Ries at Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena. She completed her M.Sc. in Computer Science in 2020. Before this, she worked in the business world in the eCommerce field after completing her degree in mathematics. She heads the open design of digital administrative architecture working group (www.openDVA.de) with three joint research projects in digitalization of administration in Germany to investigate the path from legal text to digitalized service with partners from administration, business, and science. Canarėno analyzes electronically available legal norms using rule-based and AI-based methods. simpLEX examines the simplification of creation and processing of electronic documents with the help of machine-readable standard texts, document modules, and low- or no-code approaches. Ontologies and knowledge graphs and their integration into these approaches for processing applications from the public are ideal.
Speaker session
Parallel Track 3 (Technical): Next generation digital government: Interoperability solutions for automated, proactive public services
SILVER HALL
This session will discuss how governments are seeking to increasingly automate public services, so that they require as little interaction from users and service providers as possible. It implies a capacity to anticipate societal and economic developments, as well as users’ needs, by capturing real-time information and applying it to re-design services. Panellists will also discuss what interoperability solutions are needed to support the development of these next generation digital public services that are (close to) fully automated and proactive.
Moderation: Andrea Halmos, Deputy Head of Unit, Interoperability and Digital Government, DG DIGIT, European Commission