Assistive technical communication of Montenegrin eServices: a case study

Aniko Simon; Luka Lakovi─ç; Pavle Kova─ìevi─ç; Peter Kara; Ivana Ognjanovi─ç; Ramo ┼áendelj; Christoph Reich; Milovan Roganovi─ç; John Mantas; Laszlo Bokor

doi:10.1109/IT57431.2023.10078664

Assistive technical communication of Montenegrin eServices: a case study

Aniko Simon, Luka Lakovi─ç, Pavle Kova─ìevi─ç, Peter Kara, Ivana Ognjanovi─ç, Ramo ┼áendelj, Christoph Reich, Milovan Roganovi─ç, John Mantas, Laszlo Bokor

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Abstract

With the advancement of information technology in the recent decades, digital and online services have become essential components of everyday life in Europe. Montenegro is no different in this regard. However, as digital literacy in the country is still in a developing phase in comparison with most countries of the EU, a higher portion of its citizens may rely on assistive technical communication. In this paper, we provide a case study on the assistive technical communication of Montenegrin eServices. The work addresses the sectors of online banking, healthcare services, higher education, national administrative services, and utilities. Our findings highlight the diversity in terms of implemented assistive technical communication, and distinguish usage contexts on the level of adequacy. Yet as the functionalities of Montenegrin eServices are expected to gradually expand in the upcoming years, assistive technical communication must aim to handle the higher extents of service complexity.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/IT57431.2023.10078664
Publication status	Published - 17 Feb 2023
Event	XXVII International Information Technology Conference (IT 2023) - ┼¢abljak, Montenegro Duration: 15 Feb 2023 → 18 Feb 2023

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Conference	XXVII International Information Technology Conference (IT 2023)
Period	15/02/23 → 18/02/23

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Note: Published in: 2023 27th International Conference on Information Technology (IT). Piscataway, U.S. : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. ISBN 9798350397529

Organising Body: University of Montenegro - Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Donja Gorica - Faculty of Information Systems and Technologies, IT Society Montenegro, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Organizational Sciences, IEEE Association

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Computer science and informatics

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Assistive technical communication of Montenegrin eServices: a case study
Simon, A., Lakovi─ç, L., Kova─ìevi─ç, P., Kara, P., Ognjanovi─ç, I., ┼áendelj, R., Reich, C., Roganovi─ç, M., Mantas, J. & Bokor, L., 17 Feb 2023, Published in: 2023 27th International Conference on Information Technology (IT). Piscataway, U.S. : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. ISBN 9798350397529 Organising Body: University of Montenegro - Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Donja Gorica - Faculty of Information Systems and Technologies, IT Society Montenegro, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Organizational Sciences, IEEE Association Organising Body: University of Montenegro - Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Donja Gorica - Faculty of Information Systems and Technologies, IT Society Montenegro, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Organizational Sciences, IEEE Association.
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