The mGovernment Laboratory, China (mGov Lab China) is the first mobile government research group in China. It aims to set up a platform for researchers and industrial experts and to promote mobile government practice and innovation in China. By promoting the application of mobile technology in government and public sectors, mGov Lab China aims to promote the development of the industry and to reinvent the public sector.
Main members of mGov Lab China:
Song, Gang
Deputy Director of Science and Technology Department, Beijing Municipal Administration Commission. Chevening Scholars (04/05)
of Department of Information Systems, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Part-time Professor at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Exteranl members of Centre for Business Information, Organisation and Process Management (BIOPoM), University of Westminster. Transceding E-government - the Case of Mobile Government in Beijing was selected into the procedings of First Euro Mobile Government Conference. His publication also includes Mobile Government: Towards a Service Paradigm, Technology Innovation in Perspective of Complexity Science, Mobile Technology Application in City Management:
An illumination of Project Nomad in UK, Innovation Mode of Living Lab and Its Enlightenment. He is one of the first to explore the use of mobile ICT in the context of government functions in China.
Li, Mingsheng
Director of Co-operation Center and Deputy Director of Research Center of Academy of E-Government, Peking University. One of the first to explore the use of mobile ICT in the context of government functions in China. His Aritical Enriching Governmental Services by Mobile Government is very influential and have raised wide attention in China.
Chen, Xu
Linux Strategical Program Manager of Intel China Research Center Ltd. Graduated from Information Engineering School of University of Science & Technology Beijing in 2002 with PhD. From July 2002 to Nov 2004, served SUN China Engineering and Research Institute (SCERI). From Dec 2004 to April 2007, acted as CTO of Beijing Taovo Technologies and Development Ltd. In May 2007, joined Intel China. For a long time, focusing on R&D of Mobile-related/open-source technologies, cherishing rich theoretical and practical experience on Linux/Java/C++.
Zhou, Zhenlin (Joe)
Director of Research Center, Academy of E-Government, Peking University
Director of Peking University –Oracle E-Government Center-of-Excellence.
mGov Lab China
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