Presented on EU Masterclass 16 september 2010

1. Together. Free your energies
Europe’s Digital Agenda and Interoperability
EU Master Class
Dinand Tinholt
September 16h, 2010

2. Introduction Capgemini team
 Robert Stegwee
• Hoogleraar e-Health Architecture and Standards (University Twente) and Principal Consulant
Capgemini
 Dinand Tinholt
• Global EU lead Capgemini and Program director SPOCS
 Ana Karla Alves de Medeiros
• Senior Consultant Capgemini and Technical Coordinator SPOCS
 Arnold van Overeem
• Principal Architect Capgemini and involved in divers Large Scale Pilots
 Barbara Lörincz
• Senior Consultant Capgemini and lead researcher EU eGovernment Benchmark
 André Leijser
• Principal Consultant Capgemini and Dutch eGov lead
 For more information contact André Leijser +31 30 6890696 or Dinand Tinholt +31 30
6891745

3. Agenda
 Introduction on interoperability in the Netherlands and Europe
 The digital agenda of the EU and the large scale pilots
 Largs scale pilots in depth:
• SPOCS
• STORK
• epSOS
• PEPPOL
• And upcoming: eJustice
 Discussion
 Commentary

4. Europe has a new digital agenda
Core pillars
Digital Single Market
Interoperability and standards
Trust and Security
Very Fast Internet
Research and Innovation
Enhancing eSkills
ICT for social challenges
The EC’s virtuous cycle of the digital economy
How can the Netherlands anticipate the effects of this agenda?

5. And a new eGovernment action plan

6. The EU has one major challenge:
Removing borders in a digital era!
Interoperability and the Large Scale Pilots (LSP’s) are a core pillar of
both the action plan and the digital agenda to solve this.

7. Current areas of interoperability
activity in the EU
Company
Dossier
Company ID
Citizen ID
Citizen ID
Privacy

8. Where we’re starting…

9. Where we want to end up…

10. Some questions?
 How can you anticipate the developments coming from the
EU?
 How could you benefit from anticipating EU interoperability
standards and modules?
 How could not anticipating this effect the Netherlands?
 And how should be made aware of this and how?