A key part of the DIGILOG project is the application of modern research methods to create the broadest possible knowledge base for our analyses. Informed by the experience we gathered in our project, our new article published in the International Review of Administrative Sciences discusses the strengths and weaknesses of web crawling as a research...
The anonymized dataset of the first three waves of the DIGILOG Survey has just been published! It contains data on the state of the digital transformation in several thousand European municipalities raised during the duration of the project. This includes information on the digital services and systems used by local administrations, the goals they...
More than 100 participants gathered at the trinational conference in Bern to discuss how digital transformation and artificial intelligence can be successfully implemented in the public sector without compromising trust and legitimacy.
We recently had the opportunity to participate in ECIR 2026 in Delft, where Jasmin Saxer presented our paper on "Website segmentation beyond structure: a benchmark on functional and digital maturity classes" .