Agenda

Set the scene to discuss the technological, societal and policy implications of present and upcoming developments in view of the implementation of the Interoperable Europe Act.

Discuss the vision for cross-border interopearbility of digital public services underlining the Interoperable Europe Act and the pillars needed to make the vision a reality.

Discusses the components and essential role of DRPM for next-generation digital government and integrated policies with a long-term view.

The role of EDGE technologies to make larger sets of data interoperable - Processing data closer to where it's being generated, enabling processing at greater speeds and volumes, leading to greater action-led results in real time.

Presenting and discussing interoperability solutions that support the development of next generation digital public services that are (close to) fully automated and proactive.

Discuss sharing and reuse as a principle and critical technical pillar of the IEA and its role in supporting the implementation of the IEA.

Making data sharing between heterogeneous stakeholders possible - supporting building sectoral and cross-sectoral cross-border digital public services and policies with a holistic view.

Pillar of the IEA Act , supporting the development of next generation digital public services and innovative solutions for cross-border interoperability.

Discussing challenges and solutions, including building skills, to make IEA Vision a reality - from the level of cities and regions, EU, EC, linking with the global vision of interoperable public services

Sharing experience in policy and implementation of interoperability - the European and Italian context -challenges and lessons learned