The Service Directive IT Impact Forum aims at helping all the practitioners in public sector working on the implementation of the \"Point of Single Contact\" (i.e. Art 8 of the Service Directive and beyond) in Europe to meet and share their experiences, approach and knowledge, to ask and provide support. The community is open to all interested stakeholders whether from European administrations, from public and private organisations, from Service providers such as SME. By aiming at joining at this early phase of implementation, the needs of the public authorities and the desires of the service providers can meet.
The first 'SPOCS Industry and Standard Bodies Reference Group’ meeting will take place the 26th January in the afternoon at the Bundesvewaltungsamnt (Ministry of Administration) in Köln, [read more]
Thursday the 19th November Peter Kustor, Head of eGovernment department, Federal Chancellery, Austria will present the SPOCS project at the specific session entitled The Services Directive – Making [read more]
"Completion of the internal market in services is a major building block and contribution to more growth and employment in the European Union,” Silhavy told a CeBIT seminar. This is because [read more]
Ingmar Vali
(Centre of Registers and Information Systems)
Establishing a company in a foreign country usually proves to be a very difficult and cumbersome process (especially for SMEs). In order to overcome at least some of the obstacles on the way – [read more]
28 July 2008 | Pan european, United Kingdom, Spain, France
FASTeTEN is a project to deploy a bundle of services for secure electronic document exchange across Europe. The bundle of services, FAST – Fournisseur d'Accès Sécurisés Transactionnels (Secure [read more]
Description (short summary): The “Analysis of Member States’ Activities” provides an analysis of those activities in relation to the Services Directive and its preparation. The aim of the [read more]
Description (short summary): This Handbook endeavours to give EU Member States technical assistance in the implementation of the Services Directive. Original URL: [read more]
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EU: “Analysis of Member States’ Activities” towards the IT implementation of the Services Directive
