Examples of using Egovernment services in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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This approach builds on a new generation of open, flexible and seamless eGovernment services at local, regional,
The approaches and solutions for interoperability will differ, depending on the eGovernment services concerned and on the environment in which the services are implemented.
Strategic activities and support for the evaluation and promotion eGovernment services and the promotion of good practice
promote the re-use and sharing of solutions to implement interoperable eGovernment services.
Promoting eGovernment services and the need to apply the‘digital by default' and‘use once' principles are all enshrined in the INSPIRE Directive.
Since eGovernment services are also of great importance for businesses,
Three key areas of interoperability will have to be considered when implementing eGovernment services- the organisational, semantic and technical.
Member States to enable IPv6 on public sector websites and eGovernment services.
almost 70% of businesses in the EU use eGovernment services;
society. This process requires modern eGovernment services adjusted to the users' needs to become successful.
The Commission will work with Member States to enable IPv6 on public sector websites and eGovernment services.
In addition, the usability of and access to eGovernment services should be improved by delivering eGovernment services via multiple channels including Internet,
for pan-European eGovernment Services[6] and its associated Architecture Guidelines has proposed policies, standards and specifications to support
The creation of new, borderless eGovernment services is an opportunity for changing our ways of thinking, redefining business processes
Reactions after the publication of the first version of the European Interoperability Frramework for pan-European eGovernment Services(EIF) demonstrate that a more profound understanding of eGovernment interoperability
Borderless eGovernment Services for Europeans recognised the urgent need to develop cross-border eGoverment services for citizens and businesses, regardless of their country of origin, in order to improve their quality of life, increase mobility of citizens
With this respect- an electronic identity card should, among other things, allow citizens for general online access to eGovernment services, whereas such access should also be safe in terms of data protection.
activities in the area of eGovernment 5 Borderless eGovernment Services for Europeans.
Although they have a certain European dimension, insofar as they cross borders, cross-border eGovernment services are, however, totally different in nature from the services
However, the evaluation concludes that the intended IDABC Pan-European eGovernment services, which had either started on time