While the E-Commerce Directive has been the cornerstone of the Internal Market for the last twenty years, Members of the European Parliament´s Internal Market and Consumer Protection committee (IMCO) noted that the digital single market is affected by increasing fragmentation in ...

Le benchmarking de l'administration en ligne est devenu au fil des ans non seulement un cadre de mesure, mais l'un des principaux outils politiques de l'administration numérique. En tant que tel, il nécessite une mise à jour continue pour rester pertinent dans un cont...

The eGovernment Benchmarking has become, over the years, not just a measurement framework but one of the main policy tools in digital government. As such, it needs continuous updating to stay relevant in a fast-changing context while keeping year-by-year comparability. In particu...

Ensuring the interoperability of digital government in the EU has become a key priority in order to maximise the potential of digital solutions for the Single Market. The European Interoperabilty Framework (EIF), adopted in 2017, represents the non-binding framework for interoper...

Ambitious goals have been set to fully tap the potential of the digital transformation for the EU’s public sector. To reach these goals, interoperability, as a key enabler of the digitalisation of public administrations, plays a central role. The February 2020 Communication ‘Shap...

This document is the eGovernment Benchmark Method Paper 2020-2023, which is the result of a method consultation (October 2019), a method workshop (February 2020) and Member State reflections on the basis of the method revision document (shared in April 2020). It also include refi...

Location data is fundamental to digital public services and the wider economy, delivering value in combination with other data, and supporting innovation through ‘location intelligence’. In this context, there is a need for interoperability supporting these services across Europe...