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For HICSS-48 the volume of submissions to the e-Gov track represented over eight percent of all submissions to the conference. For the third year e-Gov paper sessions need to go parallel on one day of paper sessions. As in years before the e-Gov track at HICSS maintains its strong position among the other conference tracks as well as the leading research conference in electronic government research.
Social media have increasingly been used for information exchange during extreme events (EEs). Yet, until recently it had not been systematically studied how government has used and can use social media under circumstances of extreme duress. This research describes how government actually engaged citizens through social media during and in the aftermath of an EE. It also highlights the potential benefits...
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