The Unbearable Lightness of European Public Service Interoperability 18 March 2009 Per-Olav Gramstad Programme Manager – National Expert on Interoperability in e. Government IDABC Directorate-General for Informatics European Commission EUROPEAN COMMISSION Saturday, March 17, 2018 Wednesday, March 18, 2009 Directorate-General for Informatics
Intro Me Scandinavian, Norwegian name, Swedish accent and Danish civil servant My programme IDABC, stands for Interoperable Delivery of European e. Government Services to public Administrations, Businesses and Citizens. My directorate Directorate-General for Informatics (DIGIT) effective and efficient use of Information and Communication Technologies in order to achieve its organisational and political objectives. 2
Why Public Service Interoperability Sounds and symbols Measurement Similarity Compatibility Transformability 3
Whose Public Service Interoperability From Policy to Profile - We shape the tools and the tools shape us From Public to Private - The standardisation dilemma And back - The waterfall and the rain 4
What Public Service Interoperability Political context Legal level Organisational level Semantic level Technical level 5
How Public Service Interoperability Agreements Identification Negotiation Selection 6
Where Public Service Interoperability On the borders Between cultures Between economies Between states Between technologies In our daily doings 7
When Public Service Interoperability On the borders between states and technologies Agreements Organisational From Strategy to Profile Transformability 8
European Public Service Interoperability Architecture advice EIS, EIF and CAMSS Data, Metadata SEMIC Infrastructure components OSOR 9
Strategy - EIS European Interoperability Strategy An action plan to address cross-boundary interoperability aiming at facilitating the implementation of EU policies and initiatives. To define, in agreement and cooperation with Member States, a focused set of concrete actions both at national and EU level which will improve interoperability of public services in Europe. A first version of the EIS is expected to be ready in October 2009. This will lead to a Communication of the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. 10
Principles - EIF European Interoperability Framework To serve as the basis for European seamless interoperability in public services delivery, thereby providing better public services at EU level To support the delivery of PEGS by furthering crossborder and cross-sector interoperability To supplement the various National Interoperability Frameworks in the pan-European dimension A second version of the EIF is expected to be ready in 2009. This will lead to a Communication of the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. 11
Tactics - CAMSS Common Assessment Method Standards and Specifications To initiate, support and coordinate the collaboration between volunteer Member States. To share the assessment study results for the development and the interoperability of Public Services. To identify and describe Interoperability challenges in European Public Service. Negotiation on and selection of standards and specifications is outside the scope of CAMSS. 12
Assets Management - SEMIC Semantic Interoperability Centre The collection and provision of interoperability assets are the core purposes of SEMIC. Syntactic assets define common data structures, e. g. XML schema. Semantic assets, e. g. taxonomies or code lists, on the other hand, deliver a central terminology to ensure that data elements are interpreted in the same way by communicating parties. The platform provides collaboration tools while a clearing process safeguards quality standards. 13
Assets Management - OSOR The Open Source Observatory and Repository for European public administrations (OSOR) a platform for exchanging information, experiences and FLOSS-based code for use in public administrations. international news on Open Source topics a repository with code and documentation on software for public administrations a state-of-the art forge for working together 14
Thank you Per-Olav Gramstad Per-Olav. GRAMSTAD@EC. EUROPA. EU EIS http: //ec. europa. eu/idabc/en/document/7772 EIF http: //ec. europa. eu/idabc/en/document/7728 CAMSS http: //ec. europa. eu/idabc/en/document/7407 SEMIC http: //www. semic. eu/semic/ OSOR http: //www. osor. eu/ 15
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