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EC Directive: Applications
Dr. Efthimios Tambouris
eGovernment Unit Manager
[email protected] S.A.
236 Sygrou Ave. 176 72, AthensTel. +30 2109536410, Fax. +30 2109536411
http://egov.archetypon.com
Kerkyra, 10 December 2003 http://egov.archetypon.gr
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Archetypon and eGovernment Exploitation of Public Sector Information eGovernment Metadata in Europe Archetypon One-Stop Government Offerings
Kerkyra, 10 December 2003 http://egov.archetypon.gr
Archetypon S.A.
A Hellenic, independent IT company
Stable rhythm of growth (from 35 to 160 employees in the last 5 years)
International Market focused (customers: Microsoft, IBM, Siebel, European Commission…)
Activities: e-Solutions, S/W engineering & testing factory, multi-lingual content, digital media, telecoms, consulting.
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Four years investment on eGovernment and tele-democracy activities
Mission of eGovernment Unit: to provide high-quality, leading-edge electronic government
solutions in Greece and the rest of Europe
Strategic goals: to commercially exploit our significant experience and
findings from participating and coordinating several international research projects
http://egov.archetypon.com; [email protected]
Archetypon and eGovernment
Kerkyra, 10 December 2003 http://egov.archetypon.gr
Research and Development National Level:
Participation in the e-government Technology Foresight project Participation in national scientific conferences on e-government
European Level: Participation in the European Committee for Standardization project
“An eGovernment Application profile and model”. Coordination of two IST projects (eGOV and EURO-CITI) Participation in many EC-funded projects (SmartGov, GRASP, etc.) Active participation in e-government and tele-democracy clustering
activities Participation (2 members) in the panel of experts that identified the
four future directions of e-government in the 6th FP (29 March 2001). More than 15 peer-reviewed scientific publications in several
conferences and journals Members act as peer-reviews in significant e-government workshops
and conferences e.g. EGOV conference (within DEXA), KMinGOV, e-government track within Bled e-commerce conference etc.
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Archetypon and eGovernment Exploitation of Public Sector Information eGovernment Metadata in Europe Archetypon One-Stop Government Offerings
Kerkyra, 10 December 2003 http://egov.archetypon.gr
Exploiting Public Sector Information
Tools Provided by private sector
Content Provided by private sector
Rules Set by state, respected by all
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Current Situation
Citizens and businesses
Useful content bureaucracy
No Rules
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The role of the state
To set up the rules To enforce the rules To timely cope with changes
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Landscape with rules
Citizens and businesses
Useful content bureaucracy
Rules
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The role of the public sector
To unlock its information To advertise its information! To transparently cost its information To respect the rules
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Landscape with active public sector
Citizens and businesses
Useful content
Rules
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The role of the private sector
To develop tools To develop business models To respect the rules
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New Situation
Citizens and businesses
Useful content
Rules
New one-stop value-added services
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Metadata
“Data about data” or “information about information” The use of metadata could:
facilitate the discovery of governmental resources by interesting parties.
Metadata may be also used to: describe resources from various perspectives e.g.
to support archiving, to protect intellectual property rights, to manage change of resources etc.
Pre-requisites: A standard “metadata element set” to ensure
interoperability Relevant guidelines for governments
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Project Details
Project : “An eGovernment Application Profile and Model” Organisation: European Committee for Standardization
(CEN) Role: Team leader of project Dates: September 2002 – September 2003 Deliverables:
CWA 14860 - Dublin Core eGovernment Application Profiles CWA 14859 - Guidance on the use of metadata in
eGovernment Next Step:
Continuation of project for one more year (January 2004 – December 2005)
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Project Outcome
Guidelines for the use of metadata by the public sector in Europe
Review of national and international standards on the use of metadata in eGovernment
Establishment of rules towards a common European metadata element set based on Dublin Core
Specification of 1st version of a proposed metadata element set for eGovernment in Europe. Method followed:
Harmonisation of existing standards in order To prevent investment in various MS
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Archetypon and eGovernment Exploitation of Public Sector Information eGovernment Metadata in Europe Archetypon One-Stop Government Offerings
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From a model based on the internal organization of the Public Sector to a model based on the needs of the citizen
Municipality
Directorate of Urban Planning
Directorate of
Technical Service
Directorateof Citizenship
Ministry of
the Interior
Tax Office
CITIZEN
BIRTH
SCHOOL
WORK
HEALTH
TRAVEL
MARRIAGE
PENSION
DEATH
Our vision: Citizen-centred Service Provision
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Each channel has its own system for connection with the back-office
PORTALG2G System for
ProvidingServices
and Content and for
Coordination
Activities
OneStopGov Platform
Our offer:The OneStopGov service provision Model
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Online One-Stop Government platform
Provides: Public Services Public Information
Uses Metadata for: Locating and presenting information Locating and invoking services Linking services with information
Technologies: J2EE, Java XML / RDF Web Services
Thank you for your attention!