UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO

UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO

The Computer Science Dept supports the PAs innovation and Gov. related processes. Main intervention areas are: computer networks specifically broadband and security; eServices for citizens and firms, applicative cooperation; Legacy Systems in Office Automation. The research is involved in the diffusion of Information society and application of ICT into Public Administrations. The new technologies are analyzed by exploiting our theoretical experience and operative Comp. Science, in applying mathematical models supported by economic and laws notions. The research activity’s contribution on Public Administration’s Innovation is focused on two key areas: researching new solutions to facilitate knowledge transfer and, reengineering obsolete PAs processes.

Profiles:

Mr. Flavio CORRADINI, Professor of Software Engineering and complex system design at the UC, Chair of the Degree in Computer Science and of the Masters Degree in Computer Science and Chair of the Center for Digital Services and IS of the UC. He is active in the area of formal specification, verification of concurrent, distributed and real-time systems and in the area of development and execution environment of mobile and distributed applications.

Mr. Roberto GAGLIARDI, University Researcher on School of Architecture at the UC, and professor of different degree courses (Computer Science, Mathematic, Industrial Design and conservation of the cultural assets) at the University. From 2001 to 2004, Chairman of the Center for Digital Service and Information Systems at the UC. From 1991 to 2000 he was responsible of programme sector of Center for digital service and information system of the UC. He is active in the area of application of calculator and management and application of informative systems in different applicative domains. In particular in e-Gov.

Mr. Alberto POLZONETTI, Researcher in the field of Computer Networking and e-Gov. Since 2004, he has been a member of the "UEG - UNICAM E-Gov Research Group" and is involved in projects for the network infrastructure and broadband initiatives for e-Gov. development. He has researching in the area of computer networking, authentication, authorization, accounting, peer-to-peer systems and Web Services. From 1976 to 2000 he directed the Center for Digital Services and Information Systems of the UC. From 2000 to 2002 he was director of the Communication Department of UC. He is also involved in many didactics activities on courses of Computer Networking, and the Foundation of Computer Science. He is active in the area of application of calculator and management and application of informative system in different applicative domain. In particular in e-Gov. domain

Mr. Fausto MARCANTONI, Researcher in the field of Computer Networks at the Dept of Mathematics and Computer Science of UC. Since 2004, he has been a member of the "UEG - UNICAM E-Gov Research Group" and he is involved in several projects for the realization of network infrastructure and broadband initiatives for e-Gov. development. He has been conducting research in the area of computer networking. Previously, he was a member of the Center for Digital Services and Information Systems at the UC which involved several activities in networking systems. He is also involved in many didactics activities, on the courses of Foundation of Computer Science, Computer Networking, and Telecommunication

Mrs. Eleonora Paganelli, holds a degree in Computer Science from the UC. She is currently undertaking research in the area of e-democracy and e-inclusion and is also involved in all problems related to trust and identity management as a member of the “UEG - UNICAM E-Gov Research Group” at the UC. She also holds the position of European Project Manager for the UC and for the company e-lios srl, born from a spin off of the University.

Mr. Andrea LAZZARI, PhD student in Computer Network and Web Technologies at the Computer Science Department at the UC. His main areas of research expertise are in the field of Computer Network especially on P2P systems and mobile systems. He is involved in several e-Gov. projects for the realization of wide network infrastructure and for a secure authentication framework.