Service Oriented Architecture pushed to the limit in eGovernment

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Service Oriented Architecture pushed to the limit in eGovernment

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Submitted by: Vassilia Orfanou (European Dynamics, S.A.)

Location: Brussels (Belgium)

Date: 16 February 2010

interoperability | public services | SOA

Basic info

Domain and topic:

eGovernment (eParticipation, eDemocracy and eVoting; Infrastructure)

Organiser:

EUROPEAN DYNAMICS (Private (SME or independent))

Languages:

English

Scope:

Pan-European

Expected participants:

Free:

Yes, participation has no cost

Open:

Yes, (event with unrestricted attendance)

Contact email:

Vassilia.orfanou@eurodyn.com

Description

This workshop will take place in Brussels, February 17th and is an initiative of the European Commission. It aims to encourage the sharing of good practice in the area of SOA.

Service Oriented Architecture is slowly being adopted by public administration. Such an architecture can facilitate interoperability between administration and change the delivery method. But this architecture could be pushed toward the extreme minimalism leading to the creation of a very modular architecture, creating new business opportunities.

Relevant topics to be discussed, but not limited to are:

Lessons learnt from the use of SOA in eGovernment: presentations regarding the adoption of SOA in the eGovernment context in the EU, Europe or the world; cost analysis, benefits, and final recommendations.
SOA and the lowest possible level of granulosity, towards a Service Object Oriented Architecture
SOA and as it relates to the eGovernment Action Plan 2015: presentations discussing the social, economic, etc. impact of the use of SOA in eGovernment with respect to the EU pillars (the common market, free movement, etc.) and the eGovernment pillars (which is especially interesting after the MalmÃ¶ Ministerial Conference).
Extending the SOA paradigm in semantic interoperability in the eGovernment context: How the SOA paradigm can be used to encompass governance within an EU member state or among EU member states and foreign countries in a cross-border fashion. Hurdles already identified relate to the different semantic content of the same or similar terms in various domains.

Action research, case studies, research-in-progress, and pilot programs are welcomed approaches. Proposals for roundtable discussions, practitioner contributions, and product demonstrations based on the main themes are also invited.

Interested participants may register here.

Speakers are kindly invited to download and complete the form that can be found in the 'presentation and documents' section below and submit to the workshop organisers by February 9th at events@eurodyn.com.

Important deadlines to remember:

Abstract submission by February 9th.

Speaker confirmation by February 12th.

Presentation submission by February 16th.

Please, direct all queries to the above email address. The coordinator of the event will assist you promptly.

Agenda

Using SOA for structured composition of services
Time	Service Oriented Architecture Workshop Programme Brussels, February 17th, 2010
9:00-9:45	Registration
9.45-10.00	Welcome and introduction European Commission
10.00-10.20	Object-oriented metacompting with exertions Mike Sobolewski, Texas Tech University
10.20-10.40	Security- a central issue of future EU Digital Agenda, Silvia-Adriana Ticau, Member of the European Parliament, Committee of Industry, Research and Energy
10.40-11.00	Smart e-Government Services based on the Recognition of common Intent Margarete Donovang-Kuhlisch IBM Deutschland GmbH
11.00-11.10	Coffee Break
11.00-11.30	The Architecture Framework for Federal IT Governance â€“ SOA and EAM for German Federal Administration Dr. Christian Mrugalla, Bundesministerium des Innern, Division IT 2 [Federal Ministry of the Interior]
11.30-11.50	Case Study: SOA in Online Planning Richard Love, Mayo County Council
11.50-12.30	1st Round table Discussion: The level of grabulosity, Chair: Parcal Verhoest, European Commission
12.30-13.40	Lunch Break
SOA in eGovernment practice â€“ present and future
13.40-14.00	Service-Oriented e-Processing and Case Management of Law Violation Dr. Oliver Ziehm, CSC
14.00-14.20	Practical application of SOA in the Public Procurement processes of the European Commission JoÃ£o Rodrigues Frade, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Performance Improvement Consulting
14.20-14.40	Time for a SOA reference framework for the European Commission Koert Declerq, Deloitte Consulting
14.40-14.50	Coffee Break
14.50-15.10	Stepwise introduction of shared e-government back-end services Hans C. Arents, Co-ordination Cell Flemish e-Government (CORVE)
15.10-15.30	SOA for pan-European Public Services Michiel Malotaux, Gartner
15.30-15.50	Experiences of the development of the Hungarian Interoperability Framework, Balazs Goldschmidt, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
15.50-16.30	2nd Roundtable discussion Conclusions & Recommendations: SOA and SOOA in Public Service Chair: Hannele Lahti, European Commission