9.00am - 09.30am Welcome address Dimitar Genovski, Deputy Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications, Bulgaria Rudolf Strohmeier, Director general of the Publications Office of the European Union
9.30am - 12.30pm Exploiting data: trust and foster added value
9.30am - 10.50am (1) How is procurement data used today?
Plenary session
Moderator: Claude Schmit, Publications Office of the European Union
TED (Tenders electronic daily)
Aija Bilzena, Publications Office of the European Union
DIGIWHIST
Mihály Fazekas, University of Cambridge, Postdoctoral research fellow
BASE – Portuguese Public Procurement Portal
Joao Osório, Instituto dos Mercados Públicos, do Imobiliário e da Construção (IMPIC)
TenderNed – Dutch government’s online tendering system
Kornelis Drijfhout, TenderNed, Head of unit eInvoicing
10.50am - 11.10am Coffee break
11.10am - 12.30pm (2) Needs and expectations: How can procurement data be used?
in the form of parallel sessions, REGISTRATION NEEDED DATA FOR BUSINESS
Moderator: Norbert Hohn, Publications Office of the European Union
C4P platform
Andreas Thanopoulos, Chief Officer
Innovation Procurement in Horizon 2020
Anne Müngersdorff, Lawyer, Strategic business development
Cross border procurement
André Hoddevik, Secretary General OpenPEPPOL
Importance and impact of opening data
Stiliyana Peneva, Expert, Information Technology Directorate in the Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications, Bulgaria
Diman Stamatov, Expert, Information Technology Directorate in the Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications, Bulgaria
DATA FOR TRANSPARENCY
Moderator: Aija Bilzena, Publications Office of the European Union
Journalists investigation on public procurement data
Adriana Homolova, Data journalist
Redflags.eu
Tünde Tátrai, Corvinus University of Budapest, Public procurement researcher
Designing data around user needs
Tim Davies, Open Data Services
Privacy policy
Marcin Baryn, Publications Office of the European Union
12.30pm - 2.00pm Lunch
2.00pm - 3.00pm Challenges in creating quality data
Getting data right, getting the right data 3 parallel sessions - REGISTRATION NEEDED
(1) Procurement forms
Moderator: Annalisa Vacca, Publications Office of the European Union
EU standard forms
Aija Bilzena, Publications Office of the European Union
Case study: national forms in Hungary
Tünde Tátrai, Corvinus University of Budapest, Public procurement researcher
Case study: national forms in Belgium
Mira Ratajczak, BOSA, Belgian e-Procurement service
(2) Standards and referentials
Moderator: Claude Schmit, Publications Office of the European Union
eForms
Jáchym Hercher, European Commission, Directorate general for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
Code lists and ontologies
Natalie Muric, Publications Office of the European Union
An eSender's perspective : ANKÖ Service Ges.m.b.H (Austria)
Emir Prcic, ANKÖ, eProcurement & IT-Manager
(3) Identifiers and formats
Moderator: Willem Van Gemert, Publications Office of the European Union
Unique ID for contracting authorities
Maarika Tork, Public procurement and state aid department, Ministry of Finance, Estonia
org-id.guide: improving the quality of identifiers for suppliers and buyers
Tim Davies, Open Data Services
What kind of formats for better reuse?
Jostein Frømyr, Edisys Consulting AS
3.00pm - 3.20pm Coffee break
3.20pm - 5.00pm Challenges for national publishers
Plenary session
Moderator: Ana-Maria Babaligea, Publications Office of the European Union
CZECH REPUBLIC
Aleš Havránek, Ministry of regional development, Head of eProcurement department
ITALY
Antonio Antetomaso, Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato S.p.A. Head of Technical Project Management & Design OU
AUSTRIA
Emir Prcic, ANKÖ, eProcurement & IT-Manager
POLAND
Justyna Pożarowska, Public Procurement Office, Counselor
9.00am - 10.00am Procurement policy and management
Plenary session
Moderator: Manuela Cruz, Publications Office of the European Union
EU procurement policy
Nikita Stampa, European Commission, Directorate general for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
Procurement management by EU institutions (adapting policy, procedures and striving for larger transparency)
Jakub Kodym, European Parliament, Procurement Service Logistics
Procurement data in support of measurement of efficiency and productivity
Andy Cochrane, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Policy Analyst
10.00am - 11.20am Publishing data and powering business - Scanning business opportunities
Plenary session
Moderator: Cecilia Charlier, Publications Office of the European Union
Case study: scanning the TED website
Aija Bilzena, Publications Office of the European Union
Case study: How to structure searches?
Kornelis Drijfhout, TenderNed, Head of unit eInvoicing
Case study: The labyrinths of multilingualism
Mira Ratajczak, Belgium, e-Procurement Project Leader
Case study: Data reporting – statistics, analytics and visualisation
Vasyl Zadvorny, Prozorro, Chief executing officer
11.20am - 11.30am Coffee break
11.30am – 12.45pm Steps ahead: engaging with data power
Brainstorming session – welcoming new ideas, expressing needs, how can TED evolve?
12.45pm - 1.00pm Conclusions
Maria Manuela Cruz, Publications Office of the European Union
