ISPRAT
| Interdisciplinary studies on politics, law, administration and technology eV (ISPRAT eV) |
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| purpose | Research funding |
| Chair: | Matthias Chamber |
| Establishment date: | 2007 |
| Number of members: | 50 (mostly institutional) |
| Seat : | Frankfurt am Main |
| Website: | www.isprat.net |
Interdisciplinary Studies on Politics, Law, Administration and Technology eV (ISPRAT) is an association based in Frankfurt am Main .
He drafts practical strategies and concepts for IT-supported administration for some public administrations, advises politics and administration in the federal, state and local governments and promotes the national and international exchange of experience on administrative modernization. The research association, organized as an association, currently has 27 supporting members, 10 researching, 6 supporting and 7 full members (as of March 18, 2010). The association is independent, non-partisan and works under the premise of manufacturer neutrality in the pre-competitive area. The association is financed through membership fees and does not provide any information about the amount of its budget or the contributions of its members.
Areas of activity
The non-profit association promotes scientific projects that are either interdisciplinary or complement each other to form interdisciplinary studies. The basic idea here is “the realization that innovation is not possible without a sound factual basis and institutionalized lateral thinking”. In the past, studies, recommendations for action and white papers on the areas have already been published as part of ISPRAT projects
- E-participation
- Industrialization of administrative processes
- Identity management
- EU Services Directive
- E-democracy
published, the most influential project result so far is the initial study on the introduction of the uniform public service number 115 .
The association organizes annual CIO conferences, which serve to exchange experiences and which are intended to contribute to practical transfer. The international exchange is also gaining in importance. As a leading IT service provider for the Austrian federal administration, Bundesrechenzentrum GmbH has been the first international member of ISPRAT eV since March 2010
organization
Founding members are practice partners from industry, research institutions and people from politics, business and science.
From the IT industry, hardware and software manufacturers as well as system integrators and consulting firms are involved as corporate members in the association; the scientific research institutions include university institutes from the German and international sectors, for example
- German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer
- Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems
- Hertie School of Governance
- Institute for Information Systems, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt
- Multimedia Communications Lab (KOM), Technical University Darmstadt
- Lorenz von Stein Institute for Administrative Sciences at the Christian Albrechts University in Kiel
- WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management
- Institute for Media and Communications Management, University of St. Gallen
- Institute for Theoretical Computer Science, Cryptography and Computer Algebra, Technical University Darmstadt
- Chair of Information Systems, Technical University of Munich
The scientific members are organized in a scientific advisory board of the institute, whose spokesman is Dirk Graudenz.
The chairman of the board is Matthias Kammer , DIVSI , the deputy chairman is Marie-Therese Huppertz from SAP AG . The managing director is the Hessian State Secretary and State CIO Horst Westerfeld , the office in Hamburg is managed by Barbara Krug.