Conference Program - ICEDEG 2023

Registration and support 

Auditorium: “Salón azul”  
Building: Darwin (building 11)

ICEDEG 2023 Conference Opening
Chair: Prof. Dr. Daniel Riofrío

Auditorium: “Salón azul”  
Building: Darwin (building 11)

Keynote 1: Trust-based Public Policy Platform in the Age of Uber-Intelligence (online)

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Soon Ae Chun, City University of New York, USA

Auditorium: “Salón azul”  
Building: Darwin (building 11)

Session 1
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Tania Calle
Room: M106
Building: Maxwell (building 21)

Session 2
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Sandra Sanchez
Room: M107
Building: Maxwell (building 21)

Title: Automotive aftermarket go smart: A System Dynamics approach to Innovation the business model in the Ecuadorian industry

Authors: Andrés Robalino-López, Henry Naranjo, and Zanna Aniscenko

Title: Sentiment Analysis Techniques for Peer Feedback: A Review

Authors: Maricela Pinargote-Ortega, Lorena Bowen-Mendoza, Jaime Meza, and Sebastián Ventura

Title: Platform Economy Employment Opportunities for Youth in the Global South

Authors: Rutendo Musvosve, Marita Turpin, and Jean-Paul Van Belle

Title: Grateful chatbots: Public sensemaking through individual gratitude interventions

Authors: Timo Schuler and Edy Portmann

Title: Towards Smart Citizen Control in Public Procurement: Ecuador's Case Study
Authors: Mara Fortuny, Erika Guerrero, Daniel Riofrío, and Farith Simon

Title: Enhancing Dynamic Profile on VAAs Using Social Media Analysis
Authors: Camille Nigon, José Mancera, and Luis Terán

Building: Hall Maxwell (building 21)

Title: Digital Transformation of the Public Sector in the Americas: an empirical analysis to identify leap-froggers and trends since 2003

Authors: João Martins and Morten Meyerhoff Nielsen

Title: Detection of influencers and educational communities on TikTok

Authors: Angel Fiallos and Stalin Figueroa

Title: Could an ISMS model (ISO/IEC 27001:2013 Standard) implementation  really protects public data?
Authors: Romel Tintin and Monica Hidalgo

Title: Citizen’s Digital Profile. Legal Aspects and Current Practice in Russia

Authors: Bundin Mikhail, Martynov Aleksei, and Ekaterina Shireeva

Keynote 2: AI for the Public Sector and the case of Legal NLP

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Matthias Stürmer, Bern University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland

Auditorium: “Salón azul”  
Building: Darwin (building 11)

Session 3
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Carmen Vaca

Room: M106
Building: Maxwell (building 21)

Session 4
Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Romel Tintín

Room: M107

Building: Maxwell (building 21)

Title: Design and Implementation of Hospital Online Services: In-depth Assessment of Greece
Authors: Demetrios Sarantis, Stylianos Papadopoulos, Delfina Soares and Joana Carvalho

Title: Building Cognitive Cities in Developing Countries: Ecuador Case Study
Authors: Diana Martinez-Mosquera, Christian Tipantuña, and Lorena Recalde

Title: Digitalized Co-production of Emergency Response: to make local initiatives national
Authors: Sofie Pilemalm and Wael Alkusaibati

Title: Cognitive mobility model for women farmers marketing their products in the city: Allpa Warmi App
Authors: Pedro Jimenez and Jaime Meza

Title: How Trust in Authority and Trust in Networks Relates to Verification and Sharing Behaviours: Covid-19 Health Information Sharing on WhatsApp
Authors: Benjamin Vermeulen and Jean-Paul Van Belle

Title: Using Design-Based Research for an academic dropout and retention dashboard
Authors: Vanessa Heredia-Jimenez, Jhony Yaguana, Alberto Jimenez-Macias and Margarita Ortiz-Rojas

Building: Hall Maxwell (building 21)

Title: Designing a Framework for Explainable Health Recommender System Based on the Ecuadorian Data Protection Regulations
Authors: Byron Jaramillo, Luis Terán and Edison Loza

Title: Zero Rating effects in South American countries
Authors: Roberto Triviño, Antonio Franco and Rafael Leonardo Ochoa Urrego

Title: Framework for training a VA that supports territorial planning
Authors: Villie Morocho, Rosario Achig, Lorena Vivanco Cruz and Natalia Pacurucu

Title: A Systematic Literature Review on South African government to harness Software as a Service for enhanced e-government
Authors: Simon Motlatsi Maluleka, Adheesh Budree and Jean-Paul Van Belle

Auditorium: “Salón azul”  
Building: Darwin (building 11)