Using Business Process Re‑engineering (BPR) for the Effective Administration of Electronic Voting

Authors

  • Alexandros Xenakis
  • Ann Macintosh

Keywords:

e-Voting, e-Democracy, e-Government, elections, procedural security, responsibility

Abstract

This paper proposes the use of Business Process Re‑engineering (BPR) methods and analysis tools to address the issues arising in the implementation of electronic voting. We consider the electoral process as one which has to be re‑designed in order to effectively accommodate e‑Voting technology. We identify the key areas of e‑Voting where the use of BPR can provide beneficial results.

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Published

1 Oct 2005

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2005)

Section

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