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Berlin Declaration on Digital Society and Value-based Digital Government

The Berlin Declaration represents a political commitment and vision of the ministers of the EU Member States responsible for the digitization of the public sector on further cooperation in the digital transformation and measures planned until the end of 2024.

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Tallinn Declaration on eGovernment

On 6 October 2017, Ministers responsible for eGovernment policy signed Tallinn Declaration on eGovernment under the auspices of the Estonian Presidency of the Council, It marks Member States' strong political commitment to achieve the vision outlined in the eGovernment Action Plan 2016-2020 and it includes specific measures to ensure alignment with its principles. Its Annex on 'User-centricity principles for design and delivery of digital public services' is a concrete commitment towards citizens and businesses for improving their experience when interacting with public administrations. It also includes specific actions on the Commission and other EU institutions.

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Central vocabulary

The central vocabulary uniformly and clearly defines the key terminology used within public administration. All terms in the central vocabulary have a clear, unambiguous and non-redundant definition. In the central vocabulary, terms are organized into a hierarchical structure. Each concept can be in one or more relations of superiority or subordination to other concepts. Relationships between concepts also include associative (non-hierarchical) relationships. The central vocabulary also contains other metadata (eg term administrators, allowed values in the form of code lists, related resources (eg online services that expose certain data), etc.). The central vocabulary provides a consistent language and provided a reference for: • Designers of information solutions, applications, registers, records, etc. • Formulators of legislative and other texts. • Users or data clients who are not the main bearers of the domain (eg other public administration bodies, business analysts, etc.). The Central Vocabulary is published using the Web Protege web application, which is a multilingual tool for managing ontologies and other vocabularies. It supports RDF, SKOS, OWL and other modern standards in the field of semantic web.

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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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Application register

42EVA (Central Records of Applications) is an information support for records where important metadata about installed applications are stored. Part of it is also information about processing activities of personal data in the applications according to the GDPR. It enables important data about applications and their modules to be collected in one place in a structured way to prepare appropriate reviews and lists that can serve in decision-making at different levels. The data can be viewed by each user (with the appropriate rights), or an xls file can be created from them and viewed with Excel. 42EVA consists of the following assemblies: applications, modules, contracts/agreements and reports.

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Business Inteligence System - Chest

The Chest system is a computer environment as a service for government agencies that includes a data warehouse and business intelligence. The Chest system enables interactive insight into real-time data and forecasting analytics, which are completely new dimensions that radically improve decision-making and forecasting in public administration. In this way, we have a long-term impact on better utilization of existing human resources and faster and more comprehensive reporting and smart decision-making based on data. Data on public sector wages of the Republic of Slovenia and common dimensions (code lists) are in regular use. Public procurement in the Republic of Slovenia is in the final phase of testing before production use. From 2021 onwards, we will introduce into the business intelligence system data that are important for obtaining key information for effective state management, such as IS CSD (social assistance system), KRPAN (state business processes), INSPIS (inspection procedures), …

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Laurentius

Laurentius - system for secure and reliable electronic document exchange

Laurentius is an open-source system for secure and reliable electronic document exchange suited for use primarily in (public) institutions. It uses an open protocol for secure and reliable electronic document exchange, developed for secure electronic delivery of court documents by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia. It is based on ebXML 3.0 standard using AS4 profile. The system consists of the following open-source technologies (packages): - demo application uses maven and jdk 1.8, - Jetty web application server, - apacheFOP visualisation engine, - apache-cxf using ws-security (and WS-ReliableMessaging) Project is divided in two sub-projects: - msh-xsd: schemes and jaxb objects for OASIS, W3C, etc. - msh-AS4: demo example.

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

WS to receive applications from the eGovernment portal

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31 Results in catalogue

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Berlin Declaration on Digital Society and Value-based Digital Government

The Berlin Declaration represents a political commitment and vision of the ministers of the EU Member States responsible for the digitization of the public sector on further cooperation in the digital transformation and measures planned until the end of 2024.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 20.04.2021 | 14 views

Tallinn Declaration on eGovernment

On 6 October 2017, Ministers responsible for eGovernment policy signed Tallinn Declaration on eGovernment under the auspices of the Estonian Presidency of the Council, It marks Member States' strong political commitment to achieve the vision outlined in the eGovernment Action Plan 2016-2020 and it includes specific measures to ensure alignment with its principles. Its Annex on 'User-centricity principles for design and delivery of digital public services' is a concrete commitment towards citizens and businesses for improving their experience when interacting with public administrations. It also includes specific actions on the Commission and other EU institutions.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 20.04.2021 | 13 views

Central vocabulary

The central vocabulary uniformly and clearly defines the key terminology used within public administration. All terms in the central vocabulary have a clear, unambiguous and non-redundant definition. In the central vocabulary, terms are organized into a hierarchical structure. Each concept can be in one or more relations of superiority or subordination to other concepts. Relationships between concepts also include associative (non-hierarchical) relationships. The central vocabulary also contains other metadata (eg term administrators, allowed values in the form of code lists, related resources (eg online services that expose certain data), etc.). The central vocabulary provides a consistent language and provided a reference for: • Designers of information solutions, applications, registers, records, etc. • Formulators of legislative and other texts. • Users or data clients who are not the main bearers of the domain (eg other public administration bodies, business analysts, etc.). The Central Vocabulary is published using the Web Protege web application, which is a multilingual tool for managing ontologies and other vocabularies. It supports RDF, SKOS, OWL and other modern standards in the field of semantic web.

Available as: DOCX DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 22.03.2021 | 722 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: 10.03.2021 | 1677 views

Application register

42EVA (Central Records of Applications) is an information support for records where important metadata about installed applications are stored. Part of it is also information about processing activities of personal data in the applications according to the GDPR. It enables important data about applications and their modules to be collected in one place in a structured way to prepare appropriate reviews and lists that can serve in decision-making at different levels. The data can be viewed by each user (with the appropriate rights), or an xls file can be created from them and viewed with Excel. 42EVA consists of the following assemblies: applications, modules, contracts/agreements and reports.

Available as: DOCX
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 11.02.2021 | 488 views

Business Inteligence System - Chest

The Chest system is a computer environment as a service for government agencies that includes a data warehouse and business intelligence. The Chest system enables interactive insight into real-time data and forecasting analytics, which are completely new dimensions that radically improve decision-making and forecasting in public administration. In this way, we have a long-term impact on better utilization of existing human resources and faster and more comprehensive reporting and smart decision-making based on data. Data on public sector wages of the Republic of Slovenia and common dimensions (code lists) are in regular use. Public procurement in the Republic of Slovenia is in the final phase of testing before production use. From 2021 onwards, we will introduce into the business intelligence system data that are important for obtaining key information for effective state management, such as IS CSD (social assistance system), KRPAN (state business processes), INSPIS (inspection procedures), …

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 10.02.2021 | 619 views

Laurentius

Laurentius - system for secure and reliable electronic document exchange

Laurentius is an open-source system for secure and reliable electronic document exchange suited for use primarily in (public) institutions. It uses an open protocol for secure and reliable electronic document exchange, developed for secure electronic delivery of court documents by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia. It is based on ebXML 3.0 standard using AS4 profile. The system consists of the following open-source technologies (packages): - demo application uses maven and jdk 1.8, - Jetty web application server, - apacheFOP visualisation engine, - apache-cxf using ws-security (and WS-ReliableMessaging) Project is divided in two sub-projects: - msh-xsd: schemes and jaxb objects for OASIS, W3C, etc. - msh-AS4: demo example.

Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 31.03.2020 | 497 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: 0.1 | Last change date: 26.03.2020 | 392 views

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