Joinup – Winter Newsletter

Check out the new, intuitive layout, and find useful information about the initiative and the Interoperable Europe Act proposal.

The recent User Group Meeting presented the latest Joinup improvements and new features, collected participants’ feedback, and provided a view of the platform’s future direction.

The National Interoperability Framework Observatory (NIFO) that designed the EIF Toolbox is now providing the EIF Online Assistant. The EIF Online Assistant offers an interactive and intuitive interface for seeking open-source digital solutions that help align with the EIF.

The Joinup platform helps to forge a connection between the interoperability policy angle, expressed and covered by the Interoperable Europe initiative, and the platform’s building blocks / solutions that help make the policy a reality.

These results provide an overview of the progress made by Member States in implementing the 22 Policy Actions of the Declaration and of the level of implementation of the EIF’s recommendations by the European countries.

The Test Bed’s JSON validator was used in the 2022 Montreux IHE Connectathon for the validation of JSON medical imaging data based on the DICOM standard.

MidPoint is a unique open source solution combining identity management and identity governance. It covers technological and business requirements. This release brings substantial UX improvements and major new features.

The Interoperability Assessment Tools team released its new versions for IMAPS, SIQAT, and GIQAT and support you on their uptake! Tell us about your interest in the poll!

It focuses on test engine and GITB TDL extensions to increase the Test Bed’s testing capabilities, extending the customisation of scriptlets, and allowing steps, information and behaviours to be adapted dynamically.

A collection to enhance the collaboration on development of digital skills in the public sector between the European Commission, EU countries, international organisations and any other stakeholder via online discussion and information exchange.

FOSSEPS builds on the success of earlier projects such as OSOR, ISA2 and the EU-FOSSA initiative. It will help to manage and protect open source and treat it as a collective, shared and valuable European asset.

CMISA developed a common interoperable model to be used among participating EU-financed websites to exchange information. It has also developed a central website with a mapping tool, which can be used by end-users to look for innovation facilities and supporting actors.

The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) publishes the tool Website Evidence Collector which supports the automation of privacy and personal data protection inspections of websites.

ShowVoc is a web-based, multilingual, collaborative development platform for publishing, consulting and validating reference data and controlled lists of codes and terms used to organise information.

The Token platform offers a developer-friendly set of plug-and-play services and open-source components for building decentralised apps and services.

During this webinar the SEMIC style guide will be introduced.

During this workshop participants will learn to work with Wikidata & Wikibase in the context of SEMIC.

During this workshop participants will learn to work with DCAT-AP in the context of SEMIC.

Recent Joinup releases bring useful features and improvements to the platform. We know you’ll find them quite interesting and helpful, so click the link below to find out more about them.