This report supports the implementation of Interoperability Assessments (IOPAs), as introduced by the Interoperable Europe Act, which requires public administrations to assess the impact of newly introduced or substantially modified binding requirements on cross-border interoperability of...

This report supports the implementation of Interoperability Assessments (IOPAs), as introduced by the Interoperable Europe Act, which requires public administrations to assess the impact of newly introduced or substantially modified binding requirements on cross-border interoperability of...

This report provides a broad description of the adoption of generative AI (or GenAI) within the European public sector. It focuses on (i) guidelines and policies adopted within administrations to regulate the use of this emerging technology; and (ii) the multiple applications and use cases found...

The Data Innovation Toolkit is a structured resource created by the European Commission's Digital Innovation Lab (iLab) to advance data-driven innovation in public sector organizations. Designed for diverse audiences, including novice analysts, experienced policymakers, and technical innovators,...

Catalogue of Services Action supports public administrations that create and exchange information on public service descriptions. To do so, it has created a common vocabulary for describing public services, the Core Public Service Vocabulary Application Profile (CPSV-AP), and provides...

In the past, information on IT solutions for the public sector used to be scattered across numerous repositories and websites, making it hard to find data and to reuse already available tools. The European Commission answered this problem by establishing Joinup, a platform that gathers...

It's safe to assume that soon public services will all use cloud computing. The cloud lets public sector organisations industrialise their services delivery, scale eGovernment processes and easily manage their pooled computing resources.

The EUPL is the only free open source software licence with equal legal value across the EU and in 23 EU languages. It reconciles the strength of the copyleft licence with interoperability needs of the modern software.