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Common Methodology for Measuring Administrative Costs

This is the model accepted by the European Commission for measuring the administrative costs incurred to businesses by the EU (EU Directives and other legislation). Today the Standard Cost Model (SCM) is internationally the most widespread methodology for measuring administrative costs. With the help of the model for measuring the administrative costs individual legislative acts are analysed in such a way that the necessary information and data (IO - information obligation) are defined and further divided into specific activities to be undertaken by a company (individual or an organization) to provide the necessary information required by legislation. IO is regarded as any additional obligation in the form of new procedures imposed on the parties (more difficult exercise of rights and legal interests, submitting additional documents or more complex documents etc.) resulting in higher costs and time-consuming procedures. This defines measurable administrative activities. Strengths of the common methodology: - A systematic review of the Act and associated implementing regulations; - A comprehensive overview of the relevant area with the acquisition of information on burdens; - The possibility of comprehensive system solutions; - The possibility of simulation of the obtained data, costs, obligations, burdens; - Quantitative evaluation of obligations; - Possibility to evaluate the entire field of work, individual rule or regulation or a part thereof; - Methodology applicable ex-ante or ex-ponte; - International comparability.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.02.2016 | 429 views

Single document to enable better regulation and business environment and increase competitiveness

Single document to enable better regulation and business environment and increase competitiveness

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Services ODDO assure safe access to IBM Lotus Domino mail server via thin klients and mobile devices

Slovenian Ministry of Justice and Public Administration enables mobile users ODDO solution provides safe access to IBM Lotus Domino mail server and information via mobile devices "This solution brings significant improvements for protected access to email with mobile devices and can be upgraded with future online services provided by state authorities." - Adrijano Slejko, MJPA Head of IT division for Local area network at the IT and E-Services Directorate. The Slovenian Ministry of Justice and Public Administration (MJPA) manages regulatory responsibilities and provision of government services to the citizenry of Slovenia. It aims to present a friendly face to the public while executing its duties so effectively that the country ranks first in the European Union on advanced organization, user satisfaction, and efficient use of resources. Mobile employees needed information access MJPA had room for improvement of its business processes, which were increasingly complex and reliant on mobile employees. This required information secure access in different environments, calling for a solution enabling employees to check email and view information with their smartphones and other mobile devices. IBM Lotus capabilities help enable secure access With its business partners, the local information infrastructure section of MJPA set up secure remote access to state-authorized services, email and information through thin clients. MJPA first introduced the solution, named ODDO, to internal users. The central ODDO solution supports two main access types: 1) Safe email access from thin clients enabled by the IBM® Lotus® iNotes® service and email synchronization with mobile devices through the IBM Lotus Notes® Traveler service, and: 2) Safe access to online services from state authorities. Both access types are implemented at a central location with the reverse proxy server. MJPA knows Lotus software and trusts these quality tools to provide safe access to email and information and other web applications as well. ODDO solution is launched Ministry employees gained access to the ODDO solution website in October 2011, and ten Ministry authorities piloted the solution. The broader public became familiar with it in November 2011 at an event entitled “IT in Public Administration.” The design and launch of the new solution was presented by Adrijano Slejko, MJPA Head of IT division for Local area network at the IT and E-services directorate. With the successful merger of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Public Administration, the project continues. Users have benefited greatly from increased availability of needed information, which has boosted productivity. Many have switched from other device software to Lotus Notes Traveler software, felt to be a better, simpler and less expensive mobile solution.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 10.11.2015 | 690 views

Cloud computing and data protection

The purpose of the document is to establish common control points, by which users as well as supervisory authorities will be able to come to informed decisions regarding the use and oversight of the cloud computing services in part where processing of personal data is concerned. The initiatives for safer use and certifications of cloud services on the other hand are offered guidelines for future developments with the goal of compliance with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 354 views

GPS and data protection guidelines

Guidelines provide guidance how to use GPS devices in line with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 311 views

Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Guidelines for the Introduction of new Police Powers

The main purpose of these guidelines is to provide a tool that law enforcement policy makers can use when introducing new police powers, particularly those entailing the use of technical measures. This tool will aid in conducting of a thorough privacy impact analysis (PIA), help in assessing the necessity, adequacy, effectiveness and proportionality of the new measures, allow for due public debate on the subject, and assist in providing adequate safeguards against serious infractions of fundamental constitutional rights.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 283 views

metapodatki INSPIRE

Metadata system INSPIRE

Metadata on spatial data sets and services harmonised with INSPIRE requirements.

Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.07.2015 | 296 views

INSPIRE - Infrastructure for Spatial Information of Europe

Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and Council establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe (INSPIRE) | (OJ L no. 108 of 25.04.2007, p.1) was established 15th May 2007. The Directive INSPIRE was transposed into Slovenian legislation with the Infrastructure for Spatial Information Act (IPI), which lays down rules for the establishment and provision of infrastructure for spatial information in the Republic of Slovenia. European and Slovenian infrastructure for spatial information consist of metadata, spatial data and services related to spatial data, network services and technologies, arrangements for the sharing of spatial data and services related to spatial data access, and their use and the mechanisms and procedures for coordinating and monitoring performance at IPI and European regulations. On the basis of the Directive INSPIRE the European rules for its implementation were adopted. Rules are issued in the form of regulations and decisions that are binding for all Member States. Regulations deal with the metadata, spatial data sets, interoperability between them and the services to access information on data, sharing data in Europe and the monitoring and reporting of the implementation of the directive INSPIRE.

Available as: PPT
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.07.2015 | 463 views

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141 Results in catalogue

Sort by

<<1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 141516 17 18 >>

STOP birokraciji

Common Methodology for Measuring Administrative Costs

This is the model accepted by the European Commission for measuring the administrative costs incurred to businesses by the EU (EU Directives and other legislation). Today the Standard Cost Model (SCM) is internationally the most widespread methodology for measuring administrative costs. With the help of the model for measuring the administrative costs individual legislative acts are analysed in such a way that the necessary information and data (IO - information obligation) are defined and further divided into specific activities to be undertaken by a company (individual or an organization) to provide the necessary information required by legislation. IO is regarded as any additional obligation in the form of new procedures imposed on the parties (more difficult exercise of rights and legal interests, submitting additional documents or more complex documents etc.) resulting in higher costs and time-consuming procedures. This defines measurable administrative activities. Strengths of the common methodology: - A systematic review of the Act and associated implementing regulations; - A comprehensive overview of the relevant area with the acquisition of information on burdens; - The possibility of comprehensive system solutions; - The possibility of simulation of the obtained data, costs, obligations, burdens; - Quantitative evaluation of obligations; - Possibility to evaluate the entire field of work, individual rule or regulation or a part thereof; - Methodology applicable ex-ante or ex-ponte; - International comparability.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.02.2016 | 429 views

Single document to enable better regulation and business environment and increase competitiveness

Single document to enable better regulation and business environment and increase competitiveness

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.02.2016 | 261 views

Services ODDO assure safe access to IBM Lotus Domino mail server via thin klients and mobile devices

Slovenian Ministry of Justice and Public Administration enables mobile users ODDO solution provides safe access to IBM Lotus Domino mail server and information via mobile devices "This solution brings significant improvements for protected access to email with mobile devices and can be upgraded with future online services provided by state authorities." - Adrijano Slejko, MJPA Head of IT division for Local area network at the IT and E-Services Directorate. The Slovenian Ministry of Justice and Public Administration (MJPA) manages regulatory responsibilities and provision of government services to the citizenry of Slovenia. It aims to present a friendly face to the public while executing its duties so effectively that the country ranks first in the European Union on advanced organization, user satisfaction, and efficient use of resources. Mobile employees needed information access MJPA had room for improvement of its business processes, which were increasingly complex and reliant on mobile employees. This required information secure access in different environments, calling for a solution enabling employees to check email and view information with their smartphones and other mobile devices. IBM Lotus capabilities help enable secure access With its business partners, the local information infrastructure section of MJPA set up secure remote access to state-authorized services, email and information through thin clients. MJPA first introduced the solution, named ODDO, to internal users. The central ODDO solution supports two main access types: 1) Safe email access from thin clients enabled by the IBM® Lotus® iNotes® service and email synchronization with mobile devices through the IBM Lotus Notes® Traveler service, and: 2) Safe access to online services from state authorities. Both access types are implemented at a central location with the reverse proxy server. MJPA knows Lotus software and trusts these quality tools to provide safe access to email and information and other web applications as well. ODDO solution is launched Ministry employees gained access to the ODDO solution website in October 2011, and ten Ministry authorities piloted the solution. The broader public became familiar with it in November 2011 at an event entitled “IT in Public Administration.” The design and launch of the new solution was presented by Adrijano Slejko, MJPA Head of IT division for Local area network at the IT and E-services directorate. With the successful merger of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Public Administration, the project continues. Users have benefited greatly from increased availability of needed information, which has boosted productivity. Many have switched from other device software to Lotus Notes Traveler software, felt to be a better, simpler and less expensive mobile solution.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 10.11.2015 | 690 views

Cloud computing and data protection

The purpose of the document is to establish common control points, by which users as well as supervisory authorities will be able to come to informed decisions regarding the use and oversight of the cloud computing services in part where processing of personal data is concerned. The initiatives for safer use and certifications of cloud services on the other hand are offered guidelines for future developments with the goal of compliance with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 354 views

GPS and data protection guidelines

Guidelines provide guidance how to use GPS devices in line with personal data protection legislation.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 311 views

Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Guidelines for the Introduction of new Police Powers

The main purpose of these guidelines is to provide a tool that law enforcement policy makers can use when introducing new police powers, particularly those entailing the use of technical measures. This tool will aid in conducting of a thorough privacy impact analysis (PIA), help in assessing the necessity, adequacy, effectiveness and proportionality of the new measures, allow for due public debate on the subject, and assist in providing adequate safeguards against serious infractions of fundamental constitutional rights.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.07.2015 | 283 views

metapodatki INSPIRE

Metadata system INSPIRE

Metadata on spatial data sets and services harmonised with INSPIRE requirements.

Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.07.2015 | 296 views

INSPIRE - Infrastructure for Spatial Information of Europe

Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and Council establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe (INSPIRE) | (OJ L no. 108 of 25.04.2007, p.1) was established 15th May 2007. The Directive INSPIRE was transposed into Slovenian legislation with the Infrastructure for Spatial Information Act (IPI), which lays down rules for the establishment and provision of infrastructure for spatial information in the Republic of Slovenia. European and Slovenian infrastructure for spatial information consist of metadata, spatial data and services related to spatial data, network services and technologies, arrangements for the sharing of spatial data and services related to spatial data access, and their use and the mechanisms and procedures for coordinating and monitoring performance at IPI and European regulations. On the basis of the Directive INSPIRE the European rules for its implementation were adopted. Rules are issued in the form of regulations and decisions that are binding for all Member States. Regulations deal with the metadata, spatial data sets, interoperability between them and the services to access information on data, sharing data in Europe and the monitoring and reporting of the implementation of the directive INSPIRE.

Available as: PPT
Asset | Release: 1.0 | Last change date: 13.07.2015 | 463 views

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