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EU: Study on Interoperability at Local and Regional Level. Final Version

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Published date
19 April 2007
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eGovernment
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Interoperability | Infrastructure
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Elina Jokisalo (EUN) | Belgium
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This document is the final version of the report “Interoperability Study” conducted by the project “Study on Interoperability at Local and Regional Level” funded by the European Commission under the MODINIS programme.

The aim of this Study is to improve stakeholders’ understanding of interoperability (IOP) at the local and regional level. This report is based on the analysis of stakeholders’ needs, IOP good practice cases in Europe, relevant literature and the feedback of stakeholders.

The overall objective of the study on local and regional interoperability is to address the following:

  • Status of local and regional interoperability in member states
  • Key success factors of local and regional interoperability
  • Key barriers of local and regional interoperability
  • Recommendations to different stakeholders.

See the Executive Summary with valuable final recommendations

See also Good practise cases

Author(s):
Efthimios Tambouris, Konstantinos Tarabanis, Vassilios Peristeras and Naoum Liotas.
Consortium: Center for Research and Technology Hellas / Institute of Informatics and Telematics (CERTH/ITI), European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA) and Institut für Informationsmanagement Bremen GmbH (ifib)

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Reproduction is authorised, provided the source (eGovernment Unit, DG Information Society, European Commission) is clearly acknowledged, save where otherwise stated.

Original URL:
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/egovernment_research/index_en.htm

Language(s) available:
EN

Number of pages:
255

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Interoperability - an excellent study available

14 September 2007 | 2919 Visits | Rating: No votes

Interoperability is an important theme for local, regional and national level. To achieve it, the excellent MODINIS Interoperability study gives very useful practical recommendations, based on cases, discussions in workshops and further analysis. At the European level the findins are very interesting also for the upcoming large scale pilots on eID and public eProcurement and for the next version of the EIF…

Interoperability | local | regional

Public Services where Needed

18 September 2007 | 0 Visit | Rating: No votes

The Gartner report on the upgrade of the IDABC IEF vs.1.0 to vs.2.0 focuses on the purpose of interoperability: Public Services where Needed. The report proposes a framework for pan-European public services, building on the eGovernment achievements of individual member states. The report identifies issues or barriers that need resolve prior to full-scale deployment.

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