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List of contents
.- E-Government and E-Governance.
.- Navigating Crisis and Digital Transformation: Swedish
School Leadership During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
.- Tinkering for Person-Centredness: Infrastructuring in
Digital Public Healthcare.
.- Digital Transformation through Collective Social Action –
How Resource Disparities Can be Leveraged in
Inter-Municipal Collaboration.
.- Public values in e-government: A systematic literature
review and research agenda.
.- E-Files in Public Administration - Biases and Uses.
.- 'Information in all its Different Guises': Exploring the
Elusive Concept of Information.
.- Stewarding of Open Government Data – a versatile task
requiring a versatile role.
.- Emerging Issues and Innovations.
.- Government as a Platform Partner: A Literature Review of
How Public Agencies Strategically Govern Their
Participation in Platform Ecosystems.
.- Immigrants' Perceptions Towards Using Generative AI
Conversational Agents to Bridge Administrative Literacy.
.- Designing for Trust in Healthcare Data Sharing: Trust
Anchors in the Trust Framework Lifecycle.
.- GovTech Incubators: Bridging the Gap Between Prototypes and
Long-Term Implementation.
.- The Contextual Edge: LLMs and Sweden’s Public Sector
Transformation.
.- SeMoX: Standardizing Standardization – A Semantic-driven
Approach for Aligning Data Standards.
.- Open Data.
.- Enhancing Data Discoverability: A semantic item-based
recommendation system for Open Data Catalogues.
.- May the Data Be with You: Towards an AI-Powered Semantic
Recommender for Unlocking Dark Data.
.- Smart Cities.
.- Women's safety perception in the smart city: Does smartness
make a difference?.
.- Maturity Models for Digital Twins in Smart Cities –
Literature Review and Comparison.
.- AI, Data Analytics and Automated Decision-Making.
.- AI-Driven Decision Support for Public Budgeting: Insights
from an Exploratory Case Study.
.- AdmPModeler: Modeling Administrative Processes using Large
Language Models. A Case Study.
.- Towards Efficient and Interpretable Machine Learning for
Classifying Petition Admissibility: A Case Study of the
JOIN Platform.
.- Review of AI features to support mass deliberations.
.- TAPAS: A Pattern-Based Approach to Assessing Government
Transparency.
.- Integrating Knowledge Graphs, Large Language Models and
Explainable AI Techniques to improve Public Health Question
Answering.
.- Evaluating Open and Proprietary Large Language Models in
Law Interpretation: The Case of the EU VAT Directive.
.- Proactive public services in the age of artificial
intelligence: Towards post-bureaucratic governance.
Summary
This LNCS conference set constitutes the proceedings of the 24th IFIP WG 8.5 International Conference on Electronic Government, EGOV 2025, in Krems, Austria, held during August 31–September 4, 2025.
The 25 full papers presented were carefully selected from 116 submissions. They were categorized under the topical sections as follows: E-Government and E-Governance; Emerging Issues and Innovations; Open Data; Smart Cities; AI, Data Analytics and Automated Decision-Making.
