Horizon Results Platform: Opportunities for ERC Beneficiaries – our follow up for you!
We are honoured to feature alongside many interesting projects that have a significant impact on Europe. The nomination to the award relates to the work done in 2021-2022.
In a special Q&A session, Natalia Aristimuño Pérez, our Director of Digital Services, discusses the role of the Joinup-platform in the upcoming Interoperable Europe Act and its goals to support the ever-shifting world of digital public services in the future.
A new version of the Interoperability Test Bed has been released with enhanced reporting capabilities. It also introduces other new features for you to discover.
A new policy brief of The Lisbon Council (a Brussels Based think thank) looks at the lessons of four cities on how to increase interoperability across Europe for better public services. A special place in the discussion is reserved for our Interoperable Europe Act.
Version 2.0.0. of the European Library of Architecture Principles has been released! The library provides different digital public administrations the architecture principles that are needed to achieve interoperability within their public services.
Thanks to the contributions of the members of the SEMIC Community, the first version of the SEMIC Style Guide has become a reality. The guide fosters the use of standards, by offering guidelines and expert advice on semantic interoperability for public administrations.
On the 25th of May, the "GovTech4all" Incubator was launched at the 2023 Digital Government Summit in the presence of Ukranian Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov and European Commissioner for Budget and Administrations Johannes Hahn.
Has PM² helped you effectively manage a project? Will adopting the methodology at European level make a difference? Support the European Commission’s official project management methodology by voting for project 14 !
Three DG DIGIT-projects (including PM² and the Once Only Technical System) have been selected by the European Ombudsman for the Award for Good Administration 2023. Check them out and vote for your favourite nominee before 14/06!
The newest version of the Legislation Editing OpenSoftware (LEOS) is here! LEOS can be used by public administrations and European Institutions to generate draft Legislation in a legal XML format. Get started now and discover its newest features!
Tomorrow, the newest edition of the eDelivery Interoperability Forum is taking place. Don't miss this chance as a service and solution provider from the eDelivery community to express your needs!
The 1 year Master Program in AI4Gov offers you the opportunity to develop your digital skills and become an expert in AI technology and digital transformation of the public sector. Applications for the program can be made until today!
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SEMIC wants to know which SEMIC Core Vocabularies or Application Profiles your organisation or country is reusing and/or extending, based on your national or domain-specific needs. Interested to share with them your experience? Fill in the survey online!
On 25/04, Commissioner Johannes Hahn presented the Interoperable Europe Act at the European Parliament Committee on Industry, Research & Energy (ITRE) and answered questions from MEPS. Read the coverage of the meeting and watch the full session.
Three simple questionnaires IMAPS, SIQAT, and GIQAT support you in the process of self-assessing the interoperability maturity of the digital public services. Choose the one that fits your needs and receive tailor recommendations to improve your digital public service!
This month, the updated version (v3.00) of the Guidelines on Access to Base Registries (ABR) has become publicly available. A new article of the SEMIC Support Centre explores the scope, target audience and the updated guidelines of ABR.
The support of the Interoperability TestBed was elementary for the first successful Projectathon of The Once-Only Technical System (OOTS)! A news article describes the main contributions of the TestBed platform to the event.
The benefits of PM² were presented to members of the Research and Innovation Liaison Offices of the Visegrad Group (V4), an informal regional format of cooperation between Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.
