1 Francisco García Morán European Commission – DG Informatics Cordoba, September 2011

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5 Why? from ICT as interesting to ICT as hugely important

6 Digital Single Market Interoperability and standards Trust and security Very fast Internet Research and innovation Enhancing e- skills ICT for social challenges “Every European Digital” Neelie Kroes Digital Single Market Interoper. & standards Trust & security Very fast Internet Research & Innovation Enhancing e-skills ICT for social challenges

7 To whom? Patients Consumers Workers Doctors SMEs Artists Authors Musicians Environment Researchers Elderly Disabled

8 How?

9 Digital Single Market

10 Digital Single Market Simplify management of copyright to free up access to digital content Completion of the SEPA eSignature Directive revision Review EU Data protection regulatory framework Telecomm markets: Numbering, spectrum policy

11 Interoperability and standards

Guidance on standards for eProc 2011 MS to apply EIF, Malmö & Granada commitments 2010 new rules for ICT standards EIF ICT std stds eProc MS to apply Interoperability and standards

13 EIA: Project Approach 13Deloitte ISA Projects - PMB Meeting - 06/07/2011

14 EIA: Project Results 14Deloitte ISA Projects - PMB Meeting - 06/07/2011

15 Overview matrix – selected base registries (status: 29.06) 15 CountryBase registrytype LithuaniaLegal Person’s RegisterBusiness registry LuxembourgAwaiting information LatviaTax Information data baseBusiness registry Norway Matrikkelen (the property register) Land registry Portugal Número Fiscal dos Contribuintes Persons registry SloveniaIDIS Business registry SlovakiaThe list of entrepreneursBusiness registry Spain Identity Base registries (For National and foreigners ID) Persons registry Sweden TDS databaseBusiness registry Netherlands BAG (Basis registratie adressen en gebouwen) Land registry MaltaGrants for studentsPersons registry Poland Central Insured Persons Registry Persons registry Romania eServices were not derived - no EU contacts - we use our own network France United Kingdom Will not participate due to lack of resources Lichtenstein CountryBase registryType AustriaIdentitätsdokumentenregister - IDR Persons registry BelgiumBulletin der Aanbestedingen Business registry BulgariaInsured Persons Registry Persons registry Croatia OIB registries (personal identity number) Persons registry CyprusVehicle Registry Czech Republic Registry of Territorial Identification, Addresses and Real Estates Land registry DenmarkAwaiting information EstoniaPKI infrastructure register National electronic certificate registry FinlandTrade register Business registry GermanyAwaiting information Greece Birth, marriage and death events of Greek Nationals that took place outside Greece. Persons registry Hungary National Company-register and Company Information System Business registry IrelandCentral Customer Object database. Persons registry IcelandNational Population Registry Persons registry ItalyUnemployment non farmers Persons registry Deloitte ISA Projects - PMB Meeting - 06/07/2011

16 EIS: Project Timeline EIS Implementation Review :  Ensures the alignment of the EIS implementation with the EU political agenda and with the priorities and initiatives of the Member States regarding European public service and interoperability activities  Assesses twice a year to what extend ongoing EU and national interoperability actions bring the expected value to the European Interoperability Strategy  Continuous information gathering for Which an analysis is needed EIS Revision:  Ensures the alignment of the EIS with the EU political agenda and with the priorities and initiatives of the Member States regarding European public service and interoperability activities  The EIS will be revised every two years, starting in Deloitte ISA Projects - PMB Meeting - 06/07/2011

17 EIS Implementation Review Process (2/2) 17Deloitte ISA Projects - PMB Meeting - 06/07/2011

18 EIS: Project Results (1/3) Task (WP) 1: EIS Governance Model (Governance Model, Mission Statement, Roles & Responsibilities) Survey on the EIS implementation MSs: 16 out of 32 have answered so far (50%), with 78 project references DGs: 12 out of 27 have answered (44%), with 19 project references MSs:DGs:

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20 Trust and security

21 Trust and security Reinforced Network & Information Security Policy Combat cyber attacks against information systems (CIIP) Coordination of CERTs at national level EUI CERT Enhance ENISA role and legal base

22 Very fast Internet 100 % coverage ≥ 30 Mbps 50% households take-up of ≥ 100 Mbps 100 % coverage ≥ 30 Mbps 50% households take-up of ≥ 100 Mbps % Internet coverage

23 Very fast Internet Common framework on broadband (funding, spectrum policy, NGA networks) MS: national broadband plans Facilitate investment (incl. Structural & Rural Development funds)

24 Research and innovation

25 Research and innovation Leverage more private investment (public procurement, struct funds, etc) Pooling of resources MS to double public spending Large Scale Projectss

26 Enhancing e-skills 60% 75% 41% 60% 30% 15% Now 2015 Regular use Now 2015 Disadvantaged Now 2015 Never used

27 Enhancing e-skills Digital literacy & competences (ESF priority) Identify & recognise competences in ICT MS: long-term e-skills & digital literacy policies

28 ICT for social challenges

29 Single Market Efficiency and Effectiveness Pre-conditions User empowerment eGovernment Action Plan in the Digital Agenda  Revision of the Directive on Re-use of Public Sector Information  Revision of the eSignature Directive  Adopt a European Interoperability Strategy and Framework  Implement the European Interoperability Framework (MS)  Implement Interop. Malmö and Granada Declarations (MS)  Ensure full accessibility of public sector websites by 2015  eID and eAuthentication: decision on mutual recognition  Seamless cross-border public services (CIP & ISA)  Implement eEnvironment services  White Paper on interconnection of eProcurement capacity  eCommission Plan  Fully interoperable eGovernment services (MS)  Points of Single Contact functioning as fully fledged eGovernment centres (MS)  Common list of key cross-border public services (MS) + 12 other actions + 4 other actions + 6 others

eGov Action Plan 4 priorities DAE, 8 pillars 101 actions User empowerment Single Market Efficiency and Effectiveness Pre-conditions Digital Single Market Interoperability and Standards Trust and Security Fast and ultra fast internet access Research and innovation Digital literacy, skills and inclusion ICT-enabled benefits for EU society - eGovernment- International aspects adopted May actions adopted Dec actions eGov in the Digital Agenda for Europe

31 ICT for social challenges Environment. Common measurement methodologies Recommend minimum common set of patient data Secure access to medical data Promote cultural diversity and creative content

32 ICT for social challenges eGovernment: Mutual recognition of e-ID and e-Auth Support x-border services (CIP, ISA) eCommission MS to agree on common list of key cross-border public services

33 Governance European Parliament Member States

34 DAE Status

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36 DAE Status Colour coded (green, amber, red)

37 Thank you