Eglė Malinauskienė  E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it      

 (updated 29 January 2008)

Eglė Malinauskienė is a lecturer at the Mykolas Romeris University from the September 2006. Her teaching areas cover the fields of e-Government and e-Democracy for the undergraduate students of Public Administration and master students of e-Government. She is also a consultant in leading the thesis of several M.S. students doing the research related to the issues of digital governance.

Previously for 2 years Eglė Malinauskienė worked at the Faculty of Informatics at the Vilnius Law and Business College. She had led the courses of Software Engineering and Object Oriented Modelling, and was responsible for the organisation and assessment of the internship of the last year undergraduate students of Computer Science. She has also prepared the methodological guidelines for the final projects of the students at the Faculty of Informatics, and was an advisor of 3 undergraduate students doing their final work in the design and development of the web portals.

Eglė Malinauskienė has received her Bachelor of Computer Science degree (2002) and M. S. of Software Engineering (2004) from the Kaunas University of Technology. She worked as a software developer for more than 4 years starting from 2001 in the projects “Automation of the Private Forests' Exploitation Planning Process” and “Export of Private Forests' Exploitation Plans to the e-Form Interoperable with the System of the State Department for Forest Exploitation”. Her responsibilities covered the requirements specification, software design, development and testing, preparation of user’s manuals, customers’ training and consulting.

Currently Eglė Malinauskienė is a full-time 2nd year Ph.D. student of Public Administration and Management at the Mykolas Romeris University. Her research focuses on the political, institutional, economical and social use, impacts and management of information technology in government. Other areas of scientific interest include the management of public IT projects and the new organisational forms of education in the modern universities. Eglė Malinauskienė has already served as the investigator in the number of national and European research projects, has several presentations and publications in the e-Government and inter-related fields.

Publications:

• Pucihar A., Bogataj K., Wimmer M. A., Janssen M., Malinauskiene E., Bicking M., Petrauskas R., Klein M., Ma X., Amadori G., Traunmüller R. Gap analysis: the process and gap storylines. In: Roadmapping eGovernment Research: Visions and Measures towards Innovative Governments in 2020 / Eds. Cristiano Codagnone and Maria A. Wimmer. Printed in Italy – MY Print snc di Guerinoni Marco & C, Via San Lucio 47, 24023 Clusone (BG), 2007. ISBN 978-88-95549-00-2, p. 85-121.
• Wimmer M. A., Bicking M., Bogataj K., Bowern M., Codagnone C., Dawes S., Janssen M., Klein M., Ma X., Malinauskiene E., Pucihar A. Research themes and roadmap charts. In: Roadmapping eGovernment Research: Visions and Measures towards Innovative Governments in 2020 / Eds. Cristiano Codagnone and Maria A. Wimmer. Printed in Italy – MY Print snc di Guerinoni Marco & C, Via San Lucio 47, 24023 Clusone (BG), 2007. ISBN 978-88-95549-00-2, p. 123-147.
• Augustinaitis A., Ennals R., Malinauskiene E., Petrauskas R. eRedesigning of Society: Towards Experiential Connectivity of Generations in Lithuania. In: IST-Africa 2007 Conference Proceedings. /Eds. Paul Cunningham and Miriam Cunningham. IIMC International Information Management Corporation, 2007. ISBN: 1-905824-04-1
• Malinauskienė E., Petrauskas R. Elektroninės valdžios plėtros gairės: ateities scenarijai ir tyrimų kryptys. Informacinės Technologijos 2007. Konferencijos pranešimų medžiaga. ISSN 1822-6337, 2007, p. 147-151.

Projects:

• Project funded by the Lithuanian State Science and Studies Foundation: “Citizens and Governance: e-Government Future Foresight in Lithuania“ („E-valdžia piliečiams: plėtros gairių Lietuvai nustatymas naudojant ateities įžvalgų metodologiją“). Duration 2007–2009.
• 6th Framework Programme project: „eGovRTD 2020: Roadmapping eGovernment RTD 2020: Visions and Research Measures towards European Citizenship and Innovative Government“. Duration 2006–2007. Official website: http://www.egovrtd2020.org     
• TEMPUS Programme project: “eGovCro: Courses for Institution Building in Croatia – eGovernment”. Duration 2006–2009. Official website: http://www.foi.hr/projekti/egovcro/index.html
• The project launched by European Commission DG Enterprise and Industry in 2006 and carried out by empirica GmbH, Bonn (Germany): “eSkillsPolicy – Benchmarking policies on multi-stakeholder partnerships for e-skills in Europe”, http://www.eskillspolicy-europe.org/  
• The project launched by European Commission in 2006 and carried out by empirica GmbH, Bonn (Germany): “MeAC: Measuring Progress of eAccessibility in Europe Details”.