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The epractice.eu portal hosts an array of exciting communities which gather members with common interests, offering messaging, blogging, calendar and document sharing tools as well as networking opportunities. Communities are open and help ePractice.eu users to connect even better with other peers to share knowledge and news. Any ePractice.eu registered member can start a community or voluntarily join one. However, all communities have their specific guidelines, so please take a moment to read the Rules of Conduct.
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eProcurement Forum (475 members)
Published date: 11 February 2008 - 9:44amThe eProcurement Forum at ePractice.eu is an initiative sponsored by the European Commission to help all the practitioners in public electronic procurement ("eProcurement") in Europe to meet and share their experiences and knowledge, to ask and provide support. The eProcurement Forum is an open space for professionals to debate and… [Read More]
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eGovMoNet [eGovernment Monitor Network] (288 members)
Published date: 11 February 2008 - 9:46amAre you interested in the measurement eGovernment in Europe? Is your organisation involved in the analysis of eGovernment? The European Observatories Network has evolved to eGovMoNet [eGovernment Monitor Network]. Our community is stronger today and with this transformation we focus our efforts on solid and clear objectives. Find out more… [Read More] Tags :
eParticipation and eDemocracy Network (241 members)
Published date: 20 February 2008 - 1:11pmThe eParticipation and eDemocracy Network is open to all interested in these issues, whether at sub-national, national, European or trans-national levels. The issues covered are potentially broad, such as eEngagement, eDeliberation, eInvolvement, eLegislation and eVoting, as well as eDecision, eRule and ePolicy-making. However, these are all inter-related and contribute to… [Read More] Tags :
Social computing for public services 2.0 (190 members)
Published date: 18 March 2008 - 1:52pmThis community aims to share knowledge and discuss experiences on the impact of social computing (web2.0) on public services. IPTS held a tutorial on this topic at the EU Ministerial conference (www.egov2007.gov.pt). We are currently managing several research projects on this topic and the related content could provide a first basis for… [Read More] Tags :
European eID Observatory (184 members)
Published date: 15 January 2009 - 10:28amWelcome to the European eID Observatory! The European eID Observatory (EUReID) at ePractice.eu is a member service, open to electronic identity (eID) practitioners such as decision makers and experts from public administration, academia and industry. Members may publish information about eID developments and projects on a national or pan-European level,… [Read More] Tags :
ICT for Governance and Policy Modelling (160 members)
Published date: 11 July 2008 - 5:42pmThe Commission has recently published the Work Programme for 2009 -2010 of the 7th Research Framework Programme in the area ICT for Governance and Policy modelling, including a first consultation meeting that took place on the 28 May 2008. The fourth Call of the FP7 programme has been launched and will… [Read More] Tags :
eInclusion policy, analysis and practice (147 members)
Published date: 11 February 2008 - 4:47pmeInclusion ('e' standing for electronic) aims to prevent social and economic exclusion, especially of already disadvantaged people, due to divergences in knowledge and use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), notably internet-allowed services. eInclusion also means tapping new 'digital opportunities' for the participation of less-favored people and areas. [Read More] Tags :
Open Source Software for eGovernment (145 members)
Published date: 11 April 2008 - 12:46pmThis is the meeting point for EU actors on Free Libre Open Source Software: adopters, developers, providers, users, etc. It supports the community development of the OSOR (Open Source Observatory and Repository) project from IDABC. www.OSOR.eu This community aims at discussing issues linked to collaborative development, share and re-use of… [Read More] Tags :
ADD ME! Activating drivers for digital empowerment in Europe (117 members)
Published date: 3 March 2010 - 10:51amADD ME! is a pan european network bringing together into a common framework and learning environment the institutional organizations that support groups in becoming major beneficiaries of public services to which they are entitled. The intent of the CoP assumes that recognition of knowledge on issues not yet well-knownis a… [Read More] Tags :
eAccessibility practice, policy, monitoring and impact (114 members)
Published date: 5 October 2008 - 12:20amThe main objective of this community is to promote the exchange of knowledge and experiences on eAccessibility, notably: A) eAccessibility policy, i.e. initiatives from public authorities, such as legislation, standards or subsidy schemes. B) eAccessibility monitoring and impact, i.e. indicators, surveys, analysis of impact, business models, etc. C) eAccessibility practice,… [Read More] Tags :
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