Public Administrations can join an important pilot to shape the upcoming mandatory interoperability assessments for the public sector regarding cross-border related digital public services. The aim is to create practices that are as efficient as possible for them.

NIFO Programme Manager Claudia Oliveira gives you an insight in the modernisation of interoperability and digital government monitoring. She also selects the main trends that can be found within these activities.

2023 has been celebrated as a very important year in the history of Interoperable Europe. Have the best walk down memory lane, by reading our overview that enlists all the key events that took place previous year and that have significantly contributed to a future of true public sector European interoperability.

The Interoperable Europe LinkedIn Group covers the most important news about our journey towards true European interoperability. News on Joinup, SEMIC, The Academy, NIFO, OSOR,... It will all appear under the Interoperable Europe umbrella!

The European Commission has adopted its communication on its own use of AI. It outlines its strategic vision to foster its internal development and use of lawful, safe and trustworthy AI.

A new course of the Interoperable Europe Academy introduces you to the concept of law as code, underlining its potential and challenges for successful implementation. Check out this and other courses of the Academy's ever growing catalogue!

The Public Sector Tech Watch has unveiled an innovative self-reporting tool through which European Public Administrations can submit their inspirational use cases on the implementation of emerging technologies in the public sector.

The Better legislation for Smoother Implementation Community (BLSI) released a new issue paper on the beneficial role of common European data spaces in supporting regulatory reporting processes and in reducing administrative burden.

Slovakia excels in data standardisation using SEMIC vocabularies! Discover how its knowledge graph and its application profile CCCEV-AP-SK are shaping a smarter and more interoperable future.

Explore the dynamic landscape of open data with the 2023 Open Data Maturity Report of data.europa.eu! This report maps the latest developments across 35 European countries and provides country-specific recommendations for future enhancements.

On 30/01, Professor Gregory Lewkowicz (ULB, Smart Law Hub) will discuss the role and challenges of generative AI for digital-ready legislation to produce better law and to help to implement Law as Code.

In a world where developments in artificial intelligence services have frequently outpaced legislative processes, an interim agreement has been reached within the EU on its AI Act. A new panel discussion of the data.europa Academy on 02/02 will look at the new AI Act proposal and its implications.

On 06/02, discussions on the development of the SEMIC Style Guide continue. This time, the SEMIC Support Center delves into the intriguing world of profiling and sub-profiling. Make sure you'll be there!

On 07/02, the Public Sector Tech Watch and GovTech Connect launch a joint webinar to gain insights into the integration of advanced technologies (AI, Blockchain) in government services. The webinar covers ongoing research on the topic, several success cases of public-private cooperation, and the ‘PSTW Best Cases Award’!

On 07/02, a new webinar by the CAMSS team will delve into the European Library of Architecture Principles (ELAP), aiming to explain what ELAP and the ELAP Validator are, as well as how they work. Register now!

As the first guest of a brand new series of SEMIC talks, Mister Tavaret discusses the importance of digitisation of public services and of using new technologies to offer citizens and companies the best public services available.