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Skrinja is an example of the effective use of innovative advanced technologies supporting service delivery with decision-making. It includes a business intelligence (BI) system with a data warehouse. Skrinja is used by different public authorities and is developed and managed by the Ministry for Digital Transformation. Users can interactively view and process data in real-time with powerful visualisations, also using mobile devices. In this way, data processing, analytics, and visualisations are significantly speeded up, simplified, and automated, especially for routine activities, so that employees can be engaged in finding new knowledge in the data and interpreting it accordingly. It is designed as a horizontal service for users of the public administration. It includes and shows in real-time: - public sector salaries (over 180.000 civil servants, 2000 budget users with over 750 types of payments), - public procurement data (over 11% of GDP), and - data from the document system Krpan showing the state of play of the administrative procedures of the country's administrative units. Furthermore, 12 new data sources from different public authorities are in preparation, as the interest in analytical decision support among public authorities is high. An online Public Procurement in Skrinja is planned to be publicly available shortly. Further steps will be made in developing predictive analytics and algorithmic processing using AI. The Skrinja system has been awarded several times (in 2020 - the »e-Service of Public Administration« award of the Slovenian Society of Informatics and in 2022 and it made it to the finals of »Moving Forward for the Best Improvement in public administration« of the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Administration). For any additional information regarding the Chest system please contact us via e-mail: skrinja@gov.si

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The Slovene Language Development in the Digital Environment - Language Resources and Technologies project, co-funded by the Operational Programme for the Implementation of the 2014-2020 European Cohesion Policy, closed in February 2023. The project was implemented by the University of Ljubljana and its consortium partners. Activities were carried out in the areas of maintenance and upgrading of corpora (language resources), speech technologies, semantic resources and technologies, machine translation, development of a terminology portal, and maintenance of an infrastructure centre for language resources and technologies. The contractors developed a corpus submission portal, upgraded language resources to support technologies, developed a machine translator for the Slovene-English language pair, a speech recogniser and synthesiser for Slovene, applications in the field of semantic technologies (e.g. summarising tools, word sense recognition and question answering), a Slovene terminology portal, maintained the repository and concordance platform and provided support for the reader. The results are available on the project website: https://www.slovenscina.eu. The results of the RSDO project are being integrated into many areas of modern digital society: smart cities and communities, smart factories, adapted ways of communicating for people with disabilities, healthcare institutions, courts, justice, police, universities, national assembly... Open Source also enables further development of language technologies and their use not only by public research organisations and civil authorities, but also by businesses.

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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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