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A to Z of the Slovenian e-Government

A to Z of the Slovenian e-Government. Boštjan Tovornik, M.Sc Ministry of public administration. A ... ... Z. L ife situations P ayment Providers R egisters S erving S ignatures T axes U tilities. A pplications B anks C urrency flow D emands E lectronic forms

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A to Z of the Slovenian e-Government

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  1. A to Z of theSlovenian e-Government Boštjan Tovornik, M.ScMinistry of public administration E-Gov SLO

  2. A ... ... Z • Life situations • Payment Providers • Registers • Serving • Signatures • Taxes • Utilities • Applications • Banks • Currency flow • Demands • Electronic forms • Future • Government • Information flow E-Gov SLO

  3. A ... Z - unsorted • Currency flow • Information flow • Payment Providers • Banks • Serving • Signatures • Future • Government • Demands • Services • Registers • Life situations • Applications • Electronic forms E-Gov SLO

  4. A to Z of the Slovenian e-Government • e-Payment • e-Signature • e-Serving of legal documents • Generic software solutions for the production of e-applications – generator of electronic forms • Terms and conditions for inclusion the institutions into the system E-Gov SLO

  5. Concepts, definitions • Payment service  payment provider • Service provider payment provider • E-service provider = public authority • Citizen – in general: customer • Application  application (IT) • Life events = life situations • Serving = Handing = Delivering E-Gov SLO

  6. C G G2C – traditional way B E-Gov SLO

  7. C G G2C The “net” e-service e-payment B E-Gov SLO

  8. E-Gov layers infrastructure for e-services custom “back office” systems of the shelve system software ICT infrastructure Next: e-Gov simplified E-Gov SLO

  9. Shema ŽD in e-SJU Maintaining life situations, services and forms Bank 1 Citizens Bank 2 Life situation 1 text, information ... service 1 Lifesituations Bank 3 Life situation 2 text, information ... service 2 e-Payments Answering FAQ Register of public sector institutions Field editor (public institution) Service 1application 1 Mobile paymentprovider Security scheme Forms - portal e-SJU - Input of life situation content; - Creation and binding e-forms with life situations Administratorat institution 1 Application processing Service 2application 2 Administratorat institution 2 Service 3application 3 e-Form generator Hierarchyof lifesituations CIS Sending form to institution Serving of legal documents tocitizen Register of regulations Catalog of public information e-Gov editor Safemailboxes POST OFFICEOF SLOVENIA E-SERVING PROVIDER 1 E-SERVING PROVIDER 2 E-Gov SLO

  10. E-Gov: even more simplified Life situations e-Formgenerator e-Servicesportal Register ofinstitutions e-Payment e-Signature e-Serving E-Gov SLO

  11. Life situations (C) • A tool for hierarchical search of services based on most common life situations • A model of real life • Obtaining information on services • Entry point for e-services E-Gov SLO

  12. Life situations (G) • A tool for providing and maintaining information on (e-)services • Binding life situations, services and applications through a portal e-Services • Scope: state administration => public administration • Content maintenance distributedamong field editors E-Gov SLO

  13. E-form generator • e-form made of blocks • Building blocks – elements • ordinary fields (char, numeric, date) • special fields (EMSO=unique personal ID, tax number) • structures (address – actually acquires data from register of spatial units) • lists (predefined and custom) • groups & repeating groups of fields • free text, spaces, graphics E-Gov SLO

  14. E-form generator: the look creating a custom list adding an element E-Gov SLO

  15. Register of institutions • Institution specific information • Institution hierarchy • Custom groups of institutions • Local competence => localized content • Direct connection to Business Register of Slovenia (PRS) – all business entities E-Gov SLO

  16. Register of institutions E-Gov SLO

  17. E-Payments: the idea e-Payments payment services e-services e-serviceproviders paymentproviders E-Gov SLO

  18. E-Payments: requirements System should support: • many e-services providers (public sector institutions) + simple inclusion • many applications + simple adding • many payment services + simple adding E-Gov SLO

  19. E-Payments: scope(providers, banks, services) • Providers:public authorities • Payment services: • Credit cards (Activa, Diners, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa, ...) • Web bank (Abanet, ...) • Mobile payment (Moneta, ...) • Payment services providers (selected through tenders): • Abanka, Banka Koper, Diners, Mobitel, ... E-Gov SLO

  20. mainoffice Public authority(institution) e-service 2 E-Payments Payment service (...) e-service 1 Mobile paymentservice (Moneta) e-payment E-Payments: payment & information flow e-service 3(id=3) Payment service“web bank” (Abanet) e-receipt Payment service“credit card” (Mastercard) Receiptarchive(e- safe) List of receipts(CSV, XML) (daily) Time delay ! Visualisation, revision track(PDF, XML, HTML) UJP (bureau forpublic payments) List of receipts (daily)

  21. E-Signature & E-Serving • Every body should have its safe mailbox (the Post Office), opened by main editor • Access to the mailbox requires qualified digital signature. It is enabled by local admin (appointed by head of the body). • Safe mailbox is destination for applications and serving confirmations • Every signatory must be appointed by head of the body E-Gov SLO

  22. E-Signature & E-Serving e-Signing&e-Serving citizens’ safe mailbox record on delivery institutions’ safe mailbox e-Serving provider E-Gov SLO

  23. E-Signature & E-Serving • Both functionalities supported by single web application E-Gov SLO

  24. Terms and conditionsfor institutions • e-services prepared and published • ICT readiness (be able to accept e-forms) • responsible persons appointed (editors, administrators, signatories) • Shortly: to (be able to) use modules mentioned today • payments: contracts signed with (some of the) payment providers E-Gov SLO

  25. Benefits for the citizens • prompt and accurate information on services • information, forms, e-services in one place • localized content • selection of e-services through life situations • security (digital certificate, but only if necessary) • serving of documents by email E-Gov SLO

  26. Benefits for the institutions • free tools for publishing of information, news, e-services, generating e-forms, • published information => less explaining • faster administrative procedures (no direct interaction, e-Serving) • less fuss with cash (e-Payment) E-Gov SLO

  27. e-gov.si: Plans for future /1 The framework is set. What now? • Integration of registers, information systems • Advancing accessibility (disabilities, minorities) • Expanding no. of service providers included • Maintaining prompt and accurate information on e-services • Increase the usage of e-services • BUT, three main points are: E-Gov SLO

  28. e-gov.si: Plans for future /2 • Content • Content and • Content !!! E-Gov SLO

  29. Thank you ! mailto://bostjan.tovornik@gov.si E-Gov SLO

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