Explore the SEMIC talks playlist to hear from experts and practitioners sharing their perspectives on semantic interoperability, digital government and the future of public services. Watch the talks from SEMIC 2025 and get inspired ahead of SEMIC 2026 in Dublin.
The Apply AI Summit will bring together policymakers, industry, researchers and other stakeholders to discuss how Europe can turn AI opportunities into practical solutions. Discover the latest developments and perspectives on applying AI across Europe.
The Interoperable Europe community is fewer than 30 members away from reaching 5,000 on LinkedIn. Have you joined yet? Invite your peers and colleagues to help us reach this milestone. Join the community to stay up to date with the latest news, events and developments on interoperability and the digitalisation of public administrations across Europe.
Take a look back at SEMIC 2025 and revisit some of the key moments, discussions and insights from last year’s conference. Be sure to register to follow the SEMIC 2026 conference on 30 November.
The PSTW webinar series "Beyond digital government: rethinking public sector transformation" concluded on 22 September, after three sessions on generative AI governance, omnichannel and proactive services, and citizens' trust in AI. Recordings and presentations are now available on the portal.
MISP is a free and open source cyber threat intelligence platform used to collect, store, correlate and share data on security incidents, malware and indicators of compromise. It enables organisations to automate the distribution of real-time threat data to security tools.
A proof-of-concept study shows that open source software is viable for the Swiss federal administration, supporting the development of a new open source programme at federal level.
The Municipality of Ferrara in northern Italy uses open standards and open source tools to map heat islands and track air pollution, helping to build a more efficient, sustainable and resilient city.
"TED-together: joint meeting for eSender, reuser, eProcurement ontology and ESPD communities" is open for registration. The event will take place on 24 and 25 November 2026 in Luxembourg. You can register to attend the event on site or online.
Discover how the CAMSS Assessments Library and ELIS provide an analytical foundation for informed decision-making on interoperability.
On 21 May, the CAMSS team participated as keynote speaker at the event ‘Standards-driven interoperability: unlocking the power of integrated digital ecosystems’, organised by the Digital Convergence Initiative.
The eLearning section of the interoperability architecture solutions brings together a structured set of online courses, guiding learners from fundamental concepts to practical application.
The portal’s latest release introduces an enhanced layout editor to streamline content creation, editing and publishing. It also provides a unified content management experience for collection owners and facilitators.
The final peer learning session in the series featured the eProcurement Ontology and ERA ontology solutions. Read the highlights and watch the recording to explore semantic interoperability and data reuse. The highlights from sessions 5 and 6 are also available on the portal.
Discover the latest updates on the Interoperable Europe portal, including new solutions, releases and highlights from recent peer learning sessions.
A new article on digital-ready policymaking highlights practical examples from the European Commission, France, Portugal and Poland, showing how AI is supporting legislative drafting, impact assessments and citizen services.
Join on 5 October for Community Talk #7 to discover the AI in the Public Sector collection and AI Toolbox, hear from the teams behind them and share your views on the Community’s future ahead of the Annual Assembly.
On 15 October, the Annual Assembly will bring voices and perspectives from across the Interoperable Europe landscape to reflect on the progress made, explore shared priorities and help shape the Community’s next stage. Registrations are still open.
You still have time to sign up for the OSOR webinar "Public Administration and the EU Open Source Strategy" on 24 September. The event will take a deep dive into the strategy's main objectives and relevance for the public sector, translating it into concrete practices, solutions and opportunities. We hope to see you there.
Sysdiagnose Analysis Framework (SAF) is being developed to enable the European Commission to investigate advanced attacks on staff iPhoneswhile minimising access to personal data such as messages, emails and pictures.
