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Search within the site. The repositories of the NIO portal are used as catalogues. These catalogues contain information on datasets and data structure, their use, data administrator etc. The owner of the information is always the institution which created them, regardless if the institution is part of the private sector or a non-govermental organisation. The owner of all information within the public information system is the state.
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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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Specification for receiving applications from the portal eUpravansfer protocols

Specifikacija za prevzem vlog s portala eUprava, vračanje statusov in dokumentov.

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SKRINJA - Business Intelligence in the civil service (BI)

Skrinja (Chest) is a business intelligence and data warehouse system developed and managed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation. Users can interactively view and process data in real time with powerful visualizations. This way, data can be used to influence better use of existing staff, better planning, and decision-making in the long term. It is designed as a horizontal service for users of the civil service. It includes public sector salaries (over 2000 budget users with over 750 types of payments), public procurement data, common system code lists and data on administrative procedures carried out by administrative units. A mobile Chest for viewing data on mobile devices and an online Chest for viewing public procurement data on the World Wide Web are also operational. The connection of new data sources from different public authorities is in preparation, as the interest in analytical decision support among public authorities is high. We are also developing predictive analytics as a basis for algorithmic processing. The Chest system has been awarded several times. In 2020, it received the e-Service of Public Administration award of the Slovenian Society of Informatics and in 2022 was a finalist of Moving Forward for the best improvement in public administration competition of the UL Faculty of Administration. For any additional information regarding the Chest system please contact us via e-mail: skrinja@gov.si

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National Strategic Plan for the Digital Decade

The National Strategic Plan for the Digital Decade sets out the way forward and how the Republic of Slovenia will contribute to the common European objectives of the Digital Agenda 2030 in the areas of digital competences, digital infrastructure, digital transformation of the economy and digital public services.

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Data Model Repository

(The data model repository is currently still in the data filling phase) The repository of data models contains data models of basic registers, records and key information solutions of public administration. It allows their structures and metadata to be stored centrally and in a uniform manner. It provides existing and potential users with precise information on which data is already collected within the framework of public administration and therefore does not need to be defined anew. The repository provides: • Standardized conceptual and logical data models. • Standardized and comprehensive description of classes, entities, relations, attributes, etc. • A uniform and broad set of metadata, which enables a clear and unambiguous definition of the content of databases. • Ownership information. • Versioning and change control. • Link to reference data (code books) and the Central Vocabulary. • Relationships (mappings) between individual basic registers and their data elements. Core data models are also included in the Data Model Repository. These are reusable and extensible data models that capture the fundamental characteristics of entities in a context-neutral way. Public administration bodies can use and expand them in the following ways: • Development of new information solutions: core data models can be used as a default starting point for creating conceptual and logical data models of newly developed information solutions. Such an example can be e.g. common, universal business processes, such as the implementation of the Administrative Procedure Act. • Data exchange between information solutions: Core data models can form the basis of context-specific data models for data exchange between existing information solutions. • Data integration: Core data models can be used to integrate data coming from different heterogeneous sources. The repository of data models is closely connected with the Central Vocabulary and the Registry of Ciphers, which are also part of the Platform for Semantic Interoperability (PZSI).

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Accessibility of the websites and mobile aplications of public sector bodies

The Act on Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.30/18 and 95/21 - ZInfV-A; hereinafter referred to as ZDSMA), in Article 5(3), refers to the use of a harmonised standard - i.e. a standard published in the Official Journal of the European Union in accordance with an implementing decision of the European Commission. The implementing decision of the EC is directly applicable in all Member States and does not need to be transposed into the legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. The fifth and sixth paragraphs of Article 5 of the ZDSMA, which contain a reference to SIST EN 301 549 V1.1.2, would be relevant if the references to the harmonised standard were not published, which they are. The list of standards is published on the SIST website (see below). SIST EN 301 549 V2.1.2:2018 is applicable and harmonised until 12 February 2022, and the latest version of SIST EN 301 549 V3.2.1 becomes the only relevant standard on 12 February 2022.

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Catalogue of Information Services of MDT

In accordance with Article 74a of the State Administration Act, the Ministry of Digital Transformation is responsible for the management of the information and communication infrastructure, the development of common IT solutions and their technological, procedural and organisational compatibility with the central information and communication system, the implementation of a unified information security policy, and the planning and management of all budgetary resources in these areas. The Ministry provides a wide range of IT solutions in the field of the central information and communication system, electronic support for administrative and other procedures and the development of common IT solutions for the electronic business of State bodies, public agencies, local authorities and holders of public powers. The catalogue of services provides an overview of all available IT services, which are continuously updated with new ones. The catalogue is structured around common service areas. Individual overarching services may be implemented by different elementary services at a lower level.

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Electronic Communications Act

The Electronic Communications Act is a complex systemic law that provides the basis for future projects in the areas of accelerating the digitisation process in Slovenia and strategically increasing the accessibility of information and communication technologies.

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Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 12.01.2024 | 254 views

44 Results in catalogue

Sort by

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: 03.04.2024 | 1990 views

Specification for receiving applications from the portal eUpravansfer protocols

Specifikacija za prevzem vlog s portala eUprava, vračanje statusov in dokumentov.

Available as: DOCX
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 11.03.2024 | 733 views

SKRINJA - Business Intelligence in the civil service (BI)

Skrinja (Chest) is a business intelligence and data warehouse system developed and managed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation. Users can interactively view and process data in real time with powerful visualizations. This way, data can be used to influence better use of existing staff, better planning, and decision-making in the long term. It is designed as a horizontal service for users of the civil service. It includes public sector salaries (over 2000 budget users with over 750 types of payments), public procurement data, common system code lists and data on administrative procedures carried out by administrative units. A mobile Chest for viewing data on mobile devices and an online Chest for viewing public procurement data on the World Wide Web are also operational. The connection of new data sources from different public authorities is in preparation, as the interest in analytical decision support among public authorities is high. We are also developing predictive analytics as a basis for algorithmic processing. The Chest system has been awarded several times. In 2020, it received the e-Service of Public Administration award of the Slovenian Society of Informatics and in 2022 was a finalist of Moving Forward for the best improvement in public administration competition of the UL Faculty of Administration. For any additional information regarding the Chest system please contact us via e-mail: skrinja@gov.si

Available as: DOCX PDF ODT
Asset | Release: 1.1 | Last change date: 27.02.2024 | 295 views

National Strategic Plan for the Digital Decade

The National Strategic Plan for the Digital Decade sets out the way forward and how the Republic of Slovenia will contribute to the common European objectives of the Digital Agenda 2030 in the areas of digital competences, digital infrastructure, digital transformation of the economy and digital public services.

Available as: DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.02.2024 | 531 views

Data Model Repository

(The data model repository is currently still in the data filling phase) The repository of data models contains data models of basic registers, records and key information solutions of public administration. It allows their structures and metadata to be stored centrally and in a uniform manner. It provides existing and potential users with precise information on which data is already collected within the framework of public administration and therefore does not need to be defined anew. The repository provides: • Standardized conceptual and logical data models. • Standardized and comprehensive description of classes, entities, relations, attributes, etc. • A uniform and broad set of metadata, which enables a clear and unambiguous definition of the content of databases. • Ownership information. • Versioning and change control. • Link to reference data (code books) and the Central Vocabulary. • Relationships (mappings) between individual basic registers and their data elements. Core data models are also included in the Data Model Repository. These are reusable and extensible data models that capture the fundamental characteristics of entities in a context-neutral way. Public administration bodies can use and expand them in the following ways: • Development of new information solutions: core data models can be used as a default starting point for creating conceptual and logical data models of newly developed information solutions. Such an example can be e.g. common, universal business processes, such as the implementation of the Administrative Procedure Act. • Data exchange between information solutions: Core data models can form the basis of context-specific data models for data exchange between existing information solutions. • Data integration: Core data models can be used to integrate data coming from different heterogeneous sources. The repository of data models is closely connected with the Central Vocabulary and the Registry of Ciphers, which are also part of the Platform for Semantic Interoperability (PZSI).

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 13.02.2024 | 259 views

Accessibility of the websites and mobile aplications of public sector bodies

The Act on Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.30/18 and 95/21 - ZInfV-A; hereinafter referred to as ZDSMA), in Article 5(3), refers to the use of a harmonised standard - i.e. a standard published in the Official Journal of the European Union in accordance with an implementing decision of the European Commission. The implementing decision of the EC is directly applicable in all Member States and does not need to be transposed into the legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. The fifth and sixth paragraphs of Article 5 of the ZDSMA, which contain a reference to SIST EN 301 549 V1.1.2, would be relevant if the references to the harmonised standard were not published, which they are. The list of standards is published on the SIST website (see below). SIST EN 301 549 V2.1.2:2018 is applicable and harmonised until 12 February 2022, and the latest version of SIST EN 301 549 V3.2.1 becomes the only relevant standard on 12 February 2022.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 16.01.2024 | 330 views

Catalogue of Information Services of MDT

In accordance with Article 74a of the State Administration Act, the Ministry of Digital Transformation is responsible for the management of the information and communication infrastructure, the development of common IT solutions and their technological, procedural and organisational compatibility with the central information and communication system, the implementation of a unified information security policy, and the planning and management of all budgetary resources in these areas. The Ministry provides a wide range of IT solutions in the field of the central information and communication system, electronic support for administrative and other procedures and the development of common IT solutions for the electronic business of State bodies, public agencies, local authorities and holders of public powers. The catalogue of services provides an overview of all available IT services, which are continuously updated with new ones. The catalogue is structured around common service areas. Individual overarching services may be implemented by different elementary services at a lower level.

Available as: XLSX
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 16.01.2024 | 794 views

Electronic Communications Act

The Electronic Communications Act is a complex systemic law that provides the basis for future projects in the areas of accelerating the digitisation process in Slovenia and strategically increasing the accessibility of information and communication technologies.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 12.01.2024 | 254 views

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