SCOOP4C organized a thematic workshop with a focus on how the once-only principle can reduce administrative burden. It was part of the eGovernance Conference in Tallinn that took place from 30-31st May 2017, organized by our partner e-Governance Academy.
Presentation of Maria Wimmer
Maria Wimmer explains SCOOP4C and its objectives to build up a vivid community discussing the OOP for citizens.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Serge Novaretti
Serge Novaretti from DG Connect held the first keynote speech. He presented the perspective of the European Union on once-only. He discussed the eGovernment Action Plan 2016-2020 as underlying vision and its principles for the Digital Public Services in EU´s future.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Uuno Vallner
Uuno Valler, e-Governance Academy, Estonia, explained the findings of SCOOP4C on the different OOP cases and its barriers and enablers on the political, legal, organisational, semantic and technical level.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Siim Sikkut
Siim Sikkut, Deputy Secretary General for Communications and State Information Systems, Estonia held a presentation on the Estonian model of OOP and presented the drafted goals of the Tallinn eGov Declaration planned during the Estonian presidency on the council of the European Union.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Gustavo Giorgetti
Gustavo Giorgetti, Once-Only Project Leader for Neuquén Government, Argentina, showed how his region implemented the OOP in Argentina and explained his lessons learned. It is an interesting OOP case for federal states.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Robert Krimmer
Robert Krimmer, project coordinator of TOOP, the other Horizon 2020 project dealing with the once-only Principle (OOP) gave a general introduction in the project. TOOP will build on architectures and systems that already exist in the participating countries.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Tarmo Kalvet
Tarmo Kalvet from the Tallinn University of Technology, held a presentation of drivers and barriers for OOP application for businesses. It showed that there are a lot of drivers and barriers that are the same for businesses and citizens.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Lefteris Leontaridis
Lefteris Leontaridis from the TOOP project presented the project's overall approach on the three pilots. He showed how TOOP fits into the big picture of the national and international IT-architectures.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Jaak Tepandi
Jaak Tepandi from Tallinn University of Technology gave an overview on the TOOP´s approach on the federated technical architecture for a cross-border OOP. He showed which different requirements from different sources or different artefacts are needed for the application of the OOP.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN
Presentation of Ronald Sallmann and Vanessa Kroyer
Ronald Sallmann and Vanessa Kroyer from IT-Kommunal held a presentation about the Austrian Birth Registration Case. It is a One-Stop-Shop or even a No-Stop-Shop where parents receive family allowance automatically - just by identifying themselves at the hospital or a local authority.
Release Date: 31.05.2017
Language: EN