About the eGovCGElectronic Governance Community GroupeGovCG_435c4348-cdbb-11e0-8d9c-0e357a64ea2a(formerly W3C e-Government Interest Group)Tomasz JanowskiChaireGovCG MembersAnyone may join this Community Group. All participants in this group have signed the W3C Community Contributor License Agreement (CLA). http://www.w3.org/community/about/agreements/cla/ To build and strengthen the community of people who actively develop, use or promote the use of W3C technologies to improve the working of government (Electronic Government) and its interactions with citizens, businesses, civil society and other arms of government (Electronic Governance). Technology, Organizational & Social Change & PolicyIdentify and discuss essential areas of technology, organizational and social change, and related policy issues.Such areas include but are not limited to: access and accessibility; cloud computing; data licensing; education and outreach; government as a platform; interoperability; information sharing; innovation and innovation transfer; impact, public value and economic evaluation; knowledge management; mobile government; open government; privacy, security and sensitive data; standardization versus adaptation; transparency and accountability; whole-of-government; and others. The discussions will occur, among other places, on the Group's mailing list, in teleconference seminars, and at face-to-face gatherings. On the topics with sufficient interest and motivated participants, the group will form task forces to produce technical documents and policy recommendations, reach out to relevant communities, and even encourage the formation of specialized EGOV-related community groups.Access & Accessibility1Cloud Computing2Data Licensing3Education & Outreach4Government as a Platform5Interoperability6Information Sharing7Innovation & Innovation Transfer8Impact9Public Value & Economic Evaluation10Knowledge Management11Mobile Government12Open Government13Privacy14Security & Sensitive Data15Standardization versus Adaptation16Transparency & Accountability17Whole-of-Government182013-08-21http://www.w3.org/community/egovernance/OwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net