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On the way to a User-Centred Digital Transformation of Slovenia

This document consists of key fields, strategic guidelines and examples of best practice that illustrate the existing results and the common goals for which we strive. Equipped with data, knowledge, a team and ambitious targets, we can contribute together to Slovenia’s progress with regard to the digital maturity of the country and the quality of its digital services and thus use the key message to encourage various stakeholders to become engaged in cooperation.

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 21.09.2023 | 92 views

Government communication network HKOM

HKOM network is used by those institutions (central government, part of local government and other) that have legal mandate to access internal information resources only available inside the network. Government communication network consists of "connecting part of the network", designed to rapidly connect various parts of the network and segment it (core, access, servers) and the "service part of the network" providing additional support services such as: - ensuring the quality of services in LAN, WAN and MAN network - providing security by firewalls to control traffic inside and between the institutions, - providing security by the IPS-IDS system for proactive control of network traffic flows, - ensuring the high availability of services and the managing of user sessions by load balancing devices, - providing internet access services, - providing centralized control, - management and control of wireless networks, - services for connection of server segments, - remote VPN access. Connectivity in the HKOM network is provided in one of the following ways: - using the Internet and VPN technology, - using own or leased optical connections, - using IP VPN connections. Government communication network HKOM is owned, controlled and managed by ministry responsible for public administration. Users of HKOM network can access the internet and networks of European union, to provide electronic services and general information on public administration. For users who are not connected via permanent connections, an effective security system is in place in the HKOM network to identify users. For this method of connection to the HKOM network, the data recognition system is used. For users who are connected via permanent connections, a more convenient way of connecting to the HKOM network is by establishing Virtual Private Networking (VPN).

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.09.2023 | 1772 views

Specification for receiving applications from the portal eUpravansfer protocols (425 KB)

WS to receive applications from the eGovernment portal

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Asset | Release: 1.1 | Last change date: 14.09.2023 | 117 views

Central authentication system SI-CAS

The primary purpose of SI-CAS is to integrate the functionality of the electronic identification into IT solutions of the public sector. It is established as a central service for identity verification that is available to web applications. Central service makes sense, since it is a universal solution for all services in order to ensure security and trust that are needed for a reliable user identification. The central support enables easier management and allows the usage of different electronic identifiers of various issuers and the support of various technical solutions (eg. support for the reliable authentication via mobile phones) and their development. Users can authenticate using different e-identities of domestic and foreign identity providers. E-identities can have different trust assurance levels from the lowest level (user names and passwords, FB profile, ...) to the highest levels (e-identity on a secure token, eg. on a smart card) provided by different identity providers. The required trust assurance level is always determined by the service provider that uses the SI-CAS for authentication purposes. The only user data stored in SI-CAS are his e-mail address and appropriately protected (encrypted or protected by the hash function) basic identifiers. Instead, only the information of the registered identity providers and available attributes providers are stored in the system. If the service provider decides to use the SI-CAS it doesn’t have to integrate with each identity provider and attribute provider separately but only with SI-CAS. In the process of authentication SI-CAS acts as a trusted intermediary. On the service provider’s request it verifies the user's identity at the relevant identity provider and, where necessary, obtains further identification attributes from identity provider or attribute providers. For this purpose SI-CAS has established direct trust with service providers, identity providers and attribute providers. Trust is established both on the technological and on a formal level.

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 01.09.2023 | 2000 views

Gigabit Infrastructure Development Plan 2030

The Gigabit Infrastructure Development Plan is Slovenia’s strategic document for the setting up – and partly also for promoting the use of – infrastructure that will enable gigabit connectivity to all Slovenian households or homes, businesses, and the main socio-economic drivers, while providing uninterrupted 5G coverage in all urban and other populated areas and along major terrestrial transport paths. The Plan is fully harmonised with the fundamental digital objectives of the European Union in the field of connectivity, but it does not include digital objectives in the field of digital infrastructure which will be covered by other strategic documents and public policies. The Plan includes objectives and measures aimed at developing gigabit infrastructure, hence making Slovenia one of the most digitally advanced countries by 2030, providing coverage by gigabit networks to all households and 5G coverage of all populated areas. The Plan’s key intermediate objective is to provide by 2025 all Slovenian households with internet connectivity offering at least 100 Mbps, upgradeable to gigabit speed. The Plan also constitutes a basis for the allocation of funds from the recovery and resilience facility, cohesion policy funds for the period 2021–2027 and other public funds in this field. In this way, the ex ante conditionality is met for the deployment of broadband infrastructure in white spots and the promotion of connectivity with the uptake of the most suitable technologies.

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 01.09.2023 | 54 views

Action Plan for the Digital Public Services Strategy 2030

The first action plan for the Strategy for Digital Public Services 2030 was approved by the Government of the Republic of Slovenia on 30 August 2023 and consists of 109 specific measures from 26 competent authorities. These measures will in the next 2-3 years contribute most to the digitization of public services in Slovenia and will have the most significant impact on the digital transformation of the public sector and society and the wider ecosystem of related stakeholders. Of particular importance are the measures addressing the public services highlighted in the strategy as 'key public services', which are also aligned with the EU Digital Compass and EU Digital Decade targets for 2030. The Ministry of Digital Transformation is responsible for monitoring and coordinating the implementation of the strategy and its corresponding action plan. Competent authorities are responsible for regular annual reporting and implementation of the measures. The Action Plan will be updated every two years.

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 30.08.2023 | 251 views

National Programme to Promote the Development and Use of AI in the Republic of Slovenia by 2025

National Programme to Promote the Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Republic of Slovenia by 2025 (NpUI) was adopted in May 2021 and provides the fframework for the systemic support, regulation and implementation of all activities related to artificial intelligence in Slovenia. In order to ensure the fastest possible knowledge transfer through the life cycle, from research to applied products and solutions, the NpUI defines 10 strategic objectives, including support for research and innovation projects, the establishment of appropriate data and communication infrastructure, and support for reference projects in six priority areas (health, industry 4.0, digital public services, language technologies, sustainable food production and environment, spatial planning). The Government of the Republic of Slovenia is responsible for the implementation of the programme, key ministries are responsible for the implementation of their own sectoral implementing instruments, and the Ministry responsible for the Information Society is responsible for the overall coordination and monitoring of the implementation of the NpUI programme.

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 17.08.2023 | 679 views

SI-CeV

Central system for e-delivery SI-CeV

Central e-delivery system SI-CeV is newly developed platform for e-delivery of official documents between different institutions of public sector as well as to the citizens and companies.

Available as: XML_TEXT TXT DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 1.2 | Last change date: 24.07.2023 | 234 views

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134 Results in catalogue

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12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 >>

On the way to a User-Centred Digital Transformation of Slovenia

This document consists of key fields, strategic guidelines and examples of best practice that illustrate the existing results and the common goals for which we strive. Equipped with data, knowledge, a team and ambitious targets, we can contribute together to Slovenia’s progress with regard to the digital maturity of the country and the quality of its digital services and thus use the key message to encourage various stakeholders to become engaged in cooperation.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 21.09.2023 | 92 views

Government communication network HKOM

HKOM network is used by those institutions (central government, part of local government and other) that have legal mandate to access internal information resources only available inside the network. Government communication network consists of "connecting part of the network", designed to rapidly connect various parts of the network and segment it (core, access, servers) and the "service part of the network" providing additional support services such as: - ensuring the quality of services in LAN, WAN and MAN network - providing security by firewalls to control traffic inside and between the institutions, - providing security by the IPS-IDS system for proactive control of network traffic flows, - ensuring the high availability of services and the managing of user sessions by load balancing devices, - providing internet access services, - providing centralized control, - management and control of wireless networks, - services for connection of server segments, - remote VPN access. Connectivity in the HKOM network is provided in one of the following ways: - using the Internet and VPN technology, - using own or leased optical connections, - using IP VPN connections. Government communication network HKOM is owned, controlled and managed by ministry responsible for public administration. Users of HKOM network can access the internet and networks of European union, to provide electronic services and general information on public administration. For users who are not connected via permanent connections, an effective security system is in place in the HKOM network to identify users. For this method of connection to the HKOM network, the data recognition system is used. For users who are connected via permanent connections, a more convenient way of connecting to the HKOM network is by establishing Virtual Private Networking (VPN).

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.09.2023 | 1772 views

Specification for receiving applications from the portal eUpravansfer protocols (425 KB)

WS to receive applications from the eGovernment portal

Available as: DOCX
Asset | Release: 1.1 | Last change date: 14.09.2023 | 117 views

Central authentication system SI-CAS

The primary purpose of SI-CAS is to integrate the functionality of the electronic identification into IT solutions of the public sector. It is established as a central service for identity verification that is available to web applications. Central service makes sense, since it is a universal solution for all services in order to ensure security and trust that are needed for a reliable user identification. The central support enables easier management and allows the usage of different electronic identifiers of various issuers and the support of various technical solutions (eg. support for the reliable authentication via mobile phones) and their development. Users can authenticate using different e-identities of domestic and foreign identity providers. E-identities can have different trust assurance levels from the lowest level (user names and passwords, FB profile, ...) to the highest levels (e-identity on a secure token, eg. on a smart card) provided by different identity providers. The required trust assurance level is always determined by the service provider that uses the SI-CAS for authentication purposes. The only user data stored in SI-CAS are his e-mail address and appropriately protected (encrypted or protected by the hash function) basic identifiers. Instead, only the information of the registered identity providers and available attributes providers are stored in the system. If the service provider decides to use the SI-CAS it doesn’t have to integrate with each identity provider and attribute provider separately but only with SI-CAS. In the process of authentication SI-CAS acts as a trusted intermediary. On the service provider’s request it verifies the user's identity at the relevant identity provider and, where necessary, obtains further identification attributes from identity provider or attribute providers. For this purpose SI-CAS has established direct trust with service providers, identity providers and attribute providers. Trust is established both on the technological and on a formal level.

Available as: DOCX ZIP PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 01.09.2023 | 2000 views

Gigabit Infrastructure Development Plan 2030

The Gigabit Infrastructure Development Plan is Slovenia’s strategic document for the setting up – and partly also for promoting the use of – infrastructure that will enable gigabit connectivity to all Slovenian households or homes, businesses, and the main socio-economic drivers, while providing uninterrupted 5G coverage in all urban and other populated areas and along major terrestrial transport paths. The Plan is fully harmonised with the fundamental digital objectives of the European Union in the field of connectivity, but it does not include digital objectives in the field of digital infrastructure which will be covered by other strategic documents and public policies. The Plan includes objectives and measures aimed at developing gigabit infrastructure, hence making Slovenia one of the most digitally advanced countries by 2030, providing coverage by gigabit networks to all households and 5G coverage of all populated areas. The Plan’s key intermediate objective is to provide by 2025 all Slovenian households with internet connectivity offering at least 100 Mbps, upgradeable to gigabit speed. The Plan also constitutes a basis for the allocation of funds from the recovery and resilience facility, cohesion policy funds for the period 2021–2027 and other public funds in this field. In this way, the ex ante conditionality is met for the deployment of broadband infrastructure in white spots and the promotion of connectivity with the uptake of the most suitable technologies.

Available as: DOCX
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 01.09.2023 | 54 views

Action Plan for the Digital Public Services Strategy 2030

The first action plan for the Strategy for Digital Public Services 2030 was approved by the Government of the Republic of Slovenia on 30 August 2023 and consists of 109 specific measures from 26 competent authorities. These measures will in the next 2-3 years contribute most to the digitization of public services in Slovenia and will have the most significant impact on the digital transformation of the public sector and society and the wider ecosystem of related stakeholders. Of particular importance are the measures addressing the public services highlighted in the strategy as 'key public services', which are also aligned with the EU Digital Compass and EU Digital Decade targets for 2030. The Ministry of Digital Transformation is responsible for monitoring and coordinating the implementation of the strategy and its corresponding action plan. Competent authorities are responsible for regular annual reporting and implementation of the measures. The Action Plan will be updated every two years.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 30.08.2023 | 251 views

National Programme to Promote the Development and Use of AI in the Republic of Slovenia by 2025

National Programme to Promote the Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Republic of Slovenia by 2025 (NpUI) was adopted in May 2021 and provides the fframework for the systemic support, regulation and implementation of all activities related to artificial intelligence in Slovenia. In order to ensure the fastest possible knowledge transfer through the life cycle, from research to applied products and solutions, the NpUI defines 10 strategic objectives, including support for research and innovation projects, the establishment of appropriate data and communication infrastructure, and support for reference projects in six priority areas (health, industry 4.0, digital public services, language technologies, sustainable food production and environment, spatial planning). The Government of the Republic of Slovenia is responsible for the implementation of the programme, key ministries are responsible for the implementation of their own sectoral implementing instruments, and the Ministry responsible for the Information Society is responsible for the overall coordination and monitoring of the implementation of the NpUI programme.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 17.08.2023 | 679 views

SI-CeV

Central system for e-delivery SI-CeV

Central e-delivery system SI-CeV is newly developed platform for e-delivery of official documents between different institutions of public sector as well as to the citizens and companies.

Available as: XML_TEXT TXT DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 1.2 | Last change date: 24.07.2023 | 234 views

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