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NetherlandsNL: ‘Vision document on eGovernment 2017’ envisions savings for government and convenience for citizensFri, 31/05/2013 - 10:13 — Anonymous
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On 23 May 2013, Ronald Plasterk, the Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations wrote in his ‘Vision document on eGovernment 2017’ that the government can achieve major savings and that citizens will benefit from the digitalisation of the public secto Dutch provincial organisations to promote sharing and re-useThu, 21/03/2013 - 19:08 — Anonymous
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JoinUp Dutch provincial public administrations and organisations are promoting the sharing and re-use of government software solutions, government data and standards. To launch their campaign, a geographic map management system, Flamingo Geo Content Management Systems, is made publicly available.
EU: eHealth project epSOS wins HealthTech Innovation AwardWed, 06/03/2013 - 11:53 — Anonymous
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On 22 February 2013, the EU eHealth project epSOS received the 2013 HealthTech Innovation Award for pioneering the adoption of auto ID technologies in healthcare. NL: Rotterdam digitalises application process for lawyers and notariesTue, 05/03/2013 - 09:46 — Anonymous
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As announced on 4 March 2013, the municipality of Rotterdam offers lawyers and notaries the possibility to authenticate official documents and information for lawsuits or legacy investigations online, upon request, thanks to the eRecognition initiative. Exploring open source software developed for European librariesMon, 21/01/2013 - 15:36 — Anonymous
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JoinUp Developers and project managers involved in open source software projects for public libraries in Denmark, France, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic last Friday took a first step to learn more about each other's work. Meeting in a Google Hangout, they introduced their open source software projects, aiming to get ideas for future developments. Exploring open source software developed for European librariesMon, 21/01/2013 - 15:36 — Anonymous
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OSOR.eu - Open Source News Developers and project managers involved in open source software projects for public libraries in Denmark, France, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic last Friday took a first step to learn more about each other's work. Meeting in a Google Hangout, they introduced their open source software projects, aiming to get ideas for future developments. 'Dutch public administrations lack the will to share software'Tue, 15/01/2013 - 18:41 — Anonymous
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JoinUp Many public administrations don't want to share with their colleagues the software solutions that they paid for, said Mathieu Paapst, a legal researcher at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, in an interview last Thursday. To overcome this barrier to sharing and re-use, the Dutch government should force public organisations to pool IT budgets. 'Dutch public administrations lack the will to share software'Tue, 15/01/2013 - 18:41 — Anonymous
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OSOR.eu - Open Source News Many public administrations don't want to share with their colleagues the software solutions that they paid for, said Mathieu Paapst, a legal researcher at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, in an interview last Thursday. To overcome this barrier to sharing and re-use, the Dutch government should force public organisations to pool IT budgets. NL: ‘New laws’ app for entrepreneurs downloaded 15 000 timesTue, 18/12/2012 - 15:20 — Anonymous
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The New Laws app (NieuweWetten-app, in Dutch) - a smartphone application launched by the Dutch government about a month ago to facilitate entrepreneurs - has been downloaded nearly 15 000 times, as reported in December 2012. Large municipalities to share open source system for data distributionMon, 17/12/2012 - 18:59 — Anonymous
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JoinUp The administration of the Dutch city of Apeldoorn is considering the re-use of a data distribution system built as open source by the city of Rotterdam. Apeldoorn would be the second major municipality, after The Hague, to adopt this open source system. The switch to open source will result in a major reduction of costs and helps the city to battle against IT vendor lock-in, explained Apeldoorn's IT architect, Lex de Wolff. Large municipalities to share open source system for data distributionMon, 17/12/2012 - 18:59 — Anonymous
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JoinUp The administration of the Dutch city of Apeldoorn is considering the re-use of a data distribution system built as open source by the city of Rotterdam. Apeldoorn would be the second major municipality, after The Hague, to adopt this open source system. The switch to open source will result in a major reduction of costs and helps the city to battle against IT vendor lock-in, explained Apeldoorn's IT architect, Lex de Wolff. Large municipalities to share open source system for data distributionMon, 17/12/2012 - 18:59 — Anonymous
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JoinUp The administration of the Dutch city of Apeldoorn is considering the re-use of a data distribution system built as open source by the city of Rotterdam. Apeldoorn would be the second major municipality, after The Hague, to adopt this open source system. The switch to open source will result in a major reduction of costs and helps the city to battle against IT vendor lock-in, explained Apeldoorn's IT architect, Lex de Wolff. Delft university researchers lambaste Court of Audit 2011 ICT reportFri, 07/12/2012 - 18:12 — Anonymous
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JoinUp Two researchers from the Dutch University of Delft chastise the country's Court of Audit's research into the benefits of public administration's use of open standards and open source. "It scientific approach is flawed. It lacks a consistent methodology and its results are not accountable." Delft university researchers lambaste Court of Audit 2011 ICT reportFri, 07/12/2012 - 18:12 — Anonymous
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JoinUp Two researchers from the Dutch University of Delft chastise the country's Court of Audit's research into the benefits of public administration's use of open standards and open source. "It scientific approach is flawed. It lacks a consistent methodology and its results are not accountable." Delft university researchers lambaste Court of Audit 2011 ICT reportFri, 07/12/2012 - 18:12 — Anonymous
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JoinUp Two researchers from the Dutch University of Delft chastise the country's Court of Audit's research into the benefits of public administration's use of open standards and open source. "It scientific approach is flawed. It lacks a consistent methodology and its results are not accountable."  |
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