e-SENS Electronic Simple European Networked Services Moving services forward Dr. Cagatay KARABAT National Coordinator of e-SENS

Goal cross-border access public services in Europe to improve the cross-border access of citizens and businesses to public services in Europe interoperable IT solutions by provision of interoperable IT solutions

Participants Public administration, agencies, companies from 20 countries  Austria  Czech Republic  Denmark  Estonia  France  Germany  Greece  Ireland  Italy  Luxembourg  Netherlands  Norway  Poland  Portugal  Romania  Slovakia  Slovenia  Spain  Sweden  Turkey

At a glance Project start: 1st April 2013 Project Coordinator: Ministry of Justice NRW, Germany Duration: 36 months Project budget: 27 m € EU financing: 13.5 m € Programme: Competitiveness and innovation framework programme (CIP), ICT policy support programme

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Project background Digital Agenda for Europe Regulatory barriers should be eliminated to facilitate cross- border use of commercial and cultural digital content and services and to enable citizens and businesses to fully benefit from the European Single Market. Regulatory barriers should be eliminated to facilitate cross- border use of commercial and cultural digital content and services and to enable citizens and businesses to fully benefit from the European Single Market. Other important policies: European eGovernment Action Plan The European Interoperability Framework

Large Scale Pilots (LSP) Large Scale Pilots support Digital Agenda implementation in key areas. They achieve interoperability between existing national IT systems in different domains. e-SENS will build on existing solutions to further develop Digital Single Market

Re-using LSP solutions SPOCS “Simple Procedures Online for Cross-border Services” epSOS “European Patients Smart Open Services” STORK “Secure idenTity acrOss boRders linKed” PEPPOL “Pan European Public Procurement OnLine e-CODEX “e-Justice Communication via Online Data EXchange”  All projects run with existing national back office systems

LSP family projects co-founded within CIP ICT – PSP enable seamless digital public services within various domains operate with existing national back-office systems aim at assuring interoperability of national e-government systems support implementation of the Digital Agenda for Europe The LSPs help to „build, connect and grow” in Europe

LSPs  All projects run with existing national back office systems PEPPOL (5/2008 – 8/2012) STORK (7/2008 – 3/2015) epSOS (7/2008 – 12/2013) SPOCS (7/2009 – 12/2012) e-CODEX (12/2010 – 2/2015) CIPCEF

Consolidate, improve, extend e-SENS -Consolidates -Consolidates the results of LSP projects -Improves -Improves solutions and develops generic modules -Extends -Extends their usage to more domains

e-SENS tasks Stock taking S p e ci fi c at io n s o f c o n s ol id at e d b ui ld in g bl o c k s Testing and pilot enablementPilotingHandover

e-SENS competence clusters to facilitate electronic document exchange across borders e-Delivery & e- Interaction for cross-border understanding in public administration Semantics, Processes and Documents to enable signing and verification of any document and electronic identification and authentication Identity, Security and Trust Conformance and interoperability testing for e-SENS SBBs Conformance and Testing

e-SENS building blocks Building Block - re-usable component of business, IT, or architectural capability that can be combined with other building blocks to deliver architectures and solutions.

Solution Architecture Template (SAT) is a specification containing a sub-set of ABBs of the EIRA. It provides guidance and support for the design of and communication about an interoperable solution. Some of the identified SATs of e-SENS are:  e-Delivery,  e-Documents,  e-Signatures,  e-ID High Level Building Blocks

Consolidation is based on the LSP building blocks and domains use cases and requirements. e-SENS project checks the possibility of build a generic solution applicable for different domains. In the same time e-SENS has to ensure sustainability of this solution and conformity with standards. Building Blocks consolidation

Piloting Integration of technical modules with national systems Testing technical solutions in real life scenarios Opportunity for business and citizens to deal with cross-border cases in public administration electronically

Selection of piloting use cases Building Blocks relevance to CEF priorities Use Case relevance to domain priorities for CEF Relevance to National Policies in the MS proposing the pilot RELEVANCE Consolidation of Building Blocks and their re-usability across piloting domains Maturity of Building Blocks Market Adoption Potential of BBs and take-up of Use Cases IMPACT Strong commitment of participants and Stakeholders Clear and realistic implementation plan Feasible gap to fill between current status and future intentions IMPLEMENTATION

Cross border cases for:  e-health – easier access to health services while abroad  e-justice – electronic issuing of a claim in a foreign court  e-procurement – electronic bidding in other EU countries  business lifecycle – online completion of formalities for company setup abroad Real life scenarios

e-Government services in various Domains e-Justice e-Health e-Procurement BusinessLifecycle

Benefit for administration, IT industry and citizens Member States: will receive technical solutions allowing them to create interoperable, efficient and re-usable, high quality public services IT industry: will have access to open source solutions to be used in their own business services Connect and expand your customer base Citizens and entrepreneurs: will reap benefits from public services which will improve their freedom to move, live and do business within the EU and other countries

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