As of 28 October 2013, a pilot operation of the epSOS project enables ePrescriptions from other European countries to be picked up at epSOS-approved pharmacies in Sweden, and for Swedish ePrescriptions to be collected at epSOS-approved pharmacies in other countries.

Since 19 June 2013 Swiss citizens have been able to use the European patients Smart Open Services (epSOS) project Patient Summary service for personalised health treatment and medication when going to another epSOS piloting country.

On 19 February 2013 the director of Grums’ municipality, Ms Margaretha Rudner, launched the municipality’s electronic services on the common electronic services platform of Värmland county (in west-central Sweden).

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.

On 3 September 2012, the Swedish Trade Council (STC) launched a web-based eCommerce guide; its purpose is to ease the work of companies which export their products and perform eCommerce activities.

On 5 July 2012, the County of Gotland and its administrative division signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) for continued work on the regional Digital Agenda of Gotland.

A workshop held by a Group of Swedish Academics in the city of Skövde on Tuesday 14 June 2012 marked the beginning of a three-year research project to build a reference model for open standards and open source,  aiming to improve understanding of open standards and their implementations in open source.

The City of Uppsala adopted on 23 May 2012 a new information technology policy and guidelines for the management of IT as well as revised instructions for a safe operation of IT systems.