The Samos 2015 Summit focused on next-generation governance, specifically exploring concepts of government 3.0. Attendees discussed the evolution of electronic governance from gov 1.0 to gov 2.0, emphasizing the use of ICT for improved citizen engagement and service delivery. The summit defined government 3.0 as leveraging technology for societal problem-solving, resource optimization, and enhanced collaboration between citizens and enterprises.

1. Samos 2015 Summit:
Government 3.0: Ideas and solutions
for next-generation Governance
Yannis Charalabidis
University of Aegean
Twitter: @yannisc
Samos 2015 Summit / Samos, 29th June 2015

2. This year’s Summit
The 6th Samos Summit on ICT-enabled Governance
This year: a high-level meeting of research and
innovation, “blended” with the 3rd International Summer
School on Open and Collaborative Governance
5 days (2 days Summit, 3 days summer school)
More than 50 speakers in 10 sessions
Main topic of the Summit : “Beyond Government 2.0”
My aim : to explain more about Gov X.0 and the next
steps in electronic Government / Governance research

3. Electronic Government / eGovernment
Electronic government (or e-government) essentially refers to
"The utilization of Information and Communication
Technologies (ICTs), and other web-based telecommunication
technologies
to improve and/or enhance on the efficiency and effectiveness of
service delivery in the public sector, towards citizens and
entreprises.“
(United Nations University, 2007)

4. E-Government / Gov 1.0 – A closer look
Area Stage Aspect
Legacy systems Gov 1.0 Infrastructures
Service Portals (levels 1-2) Gov 1.1 Infrastructures
Digital service delivery (no
transformation from manual) Gov 1.1 Infrastructures
Legacy systems interoperability Gov 1.1 Infrastructures
Digital service provision evaluation Gov 1.1 Organisation
Government KPI's Gov 1.1 Organisation
Unique e-ID Gov 1.1 Infrastructures
Legislation for digital service provision Gov 1.1 Organisation
Legislation for data protection Gov 1.1 Organisation

5. E-Government / Gov 1.0 – A closer look
Area Stage Aspect
National Interoperability Frameworks Gov 1.2 Organisation
Service Portals (levels 3-4-5) Gov 1.2 Infrastructures
XML Schemas for document exchange Gov 1.2 Information
Service description (BPMN) Gov 1.2 Organisation
Standards - based systems interoperability Gov 1.2 Infrastructures
Process interoperability Gov 1.2 Organisation
Federated e-ID and e-authentication
schemes Gov 1.2 Infrastructures
Legislation for interoperability Gov 1.2 Organisation

6. E-Government / Gov 1.0 – A closer look
Area Stage Aspect
Core components technical specifications
(CCTS) Gov 1.3 Information
Service transformation (BPR) Gov 1.3 Organisation
Interoperable G2B systems Gov 1.3 Infrastructures
Internal, static workflow management Gov 1.3 Organisation
GIS technologies Gov 1.3 Infrastructures
Dynamic service delivery / reorganisation
(BPEL execution) Gov 1.4 Infrastructures
Cross-country service interoperability Gov 1.4 Organisation
Fully automated service delivery Gov 1.4 Infrastructures

7. Electronic Government / Gov 1.0 – Area Map
Infrastructure
InformationPeople
Organisation
Legacy systems
Internet of things
Service Portals (levels 1-2)
Digital service delivery (no
transformation from manual) Legacy systems interoperability
Digital service provision evaluation frameworks
Cross-country service
interoperability
Fully automated service delivery
Interoperable G2B systems
Internal, static workflow
management
Dynamic service delivery /
reorganisation (BPEL execution)
Digital service orchestration
Core components technical
specifications (CCTS)
Legislation for interoperability
Service transformation (BPR)
Legislation for data protection
Legislation for digital service
provision
National Interoperability Frameworks
Service Portals (levels 3-4-5)
Service description (BPMN)
Federated e-ID and e-authentication
schemes
Government KPI's
Unique e-ID
Seamless, personalised service delivery

8. Electronic Governance / Gov 2.0
E-Governance is the public sector’s use of information and
communication technologies with the aim of improving
information and service delivery, encouraging citizen
participation in the decision-making process and making
government more accountable, transparent and effective
(United Nations)
Government 2.0 or Gov 2.0 refers to government policies
that aim to harness collaborative technologies to create an
open-source computing platform in whichgovernment,
citizens, and innovative companies can improve transparency
and efficiency (Wikipedia)

9. E-Governance / Gov 2.0 – A closer look
Area Stage Aspect
Government Cloud (IaaS, PaaS) Gov 2.0 Infrastructures
Open data Gov 2.0 Information
Electronic participation portals Gov 2.0 Infrastructures
Social media in governance (manual operation) Gov 2.0 People
Text mining Gov 2.0 Information
e-Voting systems Gov 2.0 Infrastructures
Legislation for open data Gov 2.0 Organisation
Legislation for transparrency Gov 2.0 Organisation
Government Cloud (SaaS) Gov 2.1 Infrastructures
Mobile government applications Gov 2.1 Infrastructures
Linked data Gov 2.1 Information
Social media analytics Gov 2.1 People
Opinion mining Gov 2.1 Information
Sentiment analysis Gov 2.1 Information
Electronic Participation Systems evaluation Gov 2.1 Organisation

10. E-Governance / Gov 2.0 – A closer look
Area Stage Aspect
Internet of things Gov 2.2 Infrastructures
Social media in governance (automated
operation) Gov 2.2 Infrastructures
Societal simulation Gov 2.2 Infrastructures
Crowdsourcing Gov 2.2 People
Crowdfunding Gov 2.2 People
Administration trasparency systems Gov 2.2 Infrastructures
Gamification for Government training Gov 2.2 Organisation
Visual Analytics Gov 2.2 Information
Big data Gov 2.2 Information

11. E-Governance / Gov 2.0 – A closer look
Area Stage Aspect
Policy modelling Gov 2.3 Information
Policy impact assessment Gov 2.3 Information
Reputation management in social media Gov 2.3 People
Open services Gov 2.3 Infrastructures
Citizen-centric, collaborative application
development Gov 2.3 People
Citizen-centric data acquisition Gov 2.3 People
Innovation centres and entrepreneurship Gov 2.3 People
Citizen-centric, collaborative service
development Gov 2.4 People
Social entrepreneurship schemes Gov 2.4 People
Collaborative decision-making systems Gov 2.4 Infrastructures
Machine intelligence - based decision
making Gov 2.4 Infrastructures
Advanced representation and voting
systems (LiquidDemocracy) Gov 2.4 Organisation
Community Awareness Platforms Gov 2.4 People

12. Web X.0 is somewhat similar …

13. Electronic Government / Gov 2.0 – Area Map
Infrastructure
InformationPeople
Organisation
Government Cloud (IaaS, PaaS)
Open data
Electronic participation portals
Social media in governance (manual
operation)
Text mining
e-Voting systems
Legislation for open data
Legislation for transparrency
Government Cloud (SaaS)
Mobile government applications
Linked data
Social media analytics
Opinion mining
Sentiment analysis
Electronic Participation Systems
evaluation
Social media in governance (automated
operation)
Societal simulation
Innovation centres and entrepreneurship
Community Awareness Platforms
Advanced representation and voting
systems (LiquidDemocracy)
Machine intelligence - based decision
making
Collaborative decision-making systems
Social entrepreneurship schemes
Citizen-centric, collaborative service
development
Citizen-centric data acquisition
Open services
Crowdsourcing
Crowdfunding
Gamification for Government training
Visual Analytics
Big data
Policy modelling
Policy impact assessment
Reputation management in social media

14. Relating e-Gov and Gov X.0 terminology
Electronic Government
Electronic Governance
Open and Collaborative
Governance
Evidence-based Decision
Making ?
Integrated Solutions –
New Services ?
Government 1.0
Government 2.0
Government 3.0 ?

15. The Timeline of Gov x.0
2000 2010 2020
GOV 1.0
GOV 2.0
GOV 3.0

16. The e-Governance Hype Cycle
Service Delivery Platforms
Mobile Government
Online Opinion Mining
Instant, proactive Service
Delivery for all services
eVoting
Argument Extraction /
Visualisation
Federated eID
Gov Cloud (SaaS)
Science Base
for ICT-enabled Governance
Gov Cloud (PaaS)
Social Media in Policy Making
Semantic Interoperability
Agent-based Societal
Simulation
eParticipation
Model-Based
Decision Making
Visibility
Inflated Expectations Disillusionment Productivity
Smart Cities
Visual Analytics
Service Co-creation / Entrepreneurship
Open data
Gov Cloud (IaaS)
Technical Interoperability
Sentiment Analysis
Web Services /SOA in
core registries
Impact Assessment Model
Composability & Reuse
(Seamless) Identity management & trust mechanisms
Static Workflow Mgt
Dynamic Workflow Mgt
Available for application
Should be around, soon
Will take many years
Government Service Utility
Serious Games for Governance
Participatory Sensing / IoT
Open Source
Software for
Service Mgt
Municipality
ERP
Readiness, over time
Big / Linked Data
Community Awareness Platforms

17. What is coming ? (according to UN)

18. What is coming ? (according to Korean
Government)

19. The paradigm shift for Gov 3.0
GOV 1.0 GOV 2.0 GOV 3.0
Main Goal Better Services Openness &
Collaboration
Societal problem solving,
citizen well being,
optimization of resources
Main Method Connected
Governance
Open and
Collaborative
Governance
Smart Governance
Usual Application Level National National & Local Local to International
Key Tool Portal Social Media Ubiquitous Smart Services
/ Devices / Apps
Key Obstacle / Risk Public Sector
Mentality
Public Sector
Mentality
Public Sector Mentality
Key ICT area Infrastructures &
Organisation
People & Data Machine Intelligence & IoT
Most needed discipline,
beyond ICT
Management Sociology Everything

20. The definition of Government 3.0
Government 3.0 refers to
the utilization of Information and
Communication Technologies and neighboring
scientific and technological domains,
towards societal problems solving, resource
optimization and citizen well-being,
through civic and enterprise collaboration at
local and international level
(The Samos 2015 Summit definition)

21. 7+1 things to expect from Gov 3.0
Smart Government / Smart City integrated solutions
Societal problem solving based on internet awareness platforms,
voluntarism
New, disruptive services for societies and businesses
Any extremely efficient solution
Applications deeply rooted in culture
Internet of Things applications
Semi-automated / Crowdsourcing-based decision making
A re-thinking of Gov 1.0 and Gov 2.0 infrastructures and services,
with the Gov 3.0 principles

22. Samos 2015 Summit:
Government 3.0: Ideas and solutions
for next-generation Governance
Yannis Charalabidis
University of Aegean
Twitter: @yannisc
Samos 2015 Summit / Samos, 29th June 2015