Suggestion of hotels nearby Consip headquarters
(Consip S.p.A. Via Isonzo, 19/E 00198 Roma)
Warning: the workshop has been moved to the 4th December 2009.
This is in line with the recommendations issued by the European Commission and contained in the “Code of Best Practices” document and in the “European Small Business Act” (SBA).
The general aim is to share the best actions undertaken individually by some countries in order to remove barriers and support SMEs access to public eprocurement and launch topics for potential community discussion.
Any communication (request for information, proposals for contributions, etc…) can be sent directly to Ms Angela Russo (angela.russo@tesoro.it) or to the eProcurement Forum team (eprocurement@epractice.eu).
9.00 Registration and welcome coffee
9.30 Welcome and opening speech by Consip
Danilo Broggi - CEO
9.50 eProcurement in Europe: state of the art
Niall Bohan - Head of Unit C4, European Commission DG Internal Market and Services
10.20 Institutional speech from the Ministry of Economic Development
Giuseppe Tripoli - Head of Department for Enterprise and Internationalization, Ministry for Economic Development
from 10.40 to 15.00
Sharing of international best practices on removing barriers and supporting SMEs access to public eprocurement
- Aitor Orobengoa Ortubai - eProcurement Technical Secretariat (The Basque Government)
"Basque Government's eProcurement System (Spain, 2005-2009)"
- Luca Mastrogregori - Head of eprocurement strategies - Consip (Italy)
"The electronic marketplace and eprocurement training desks for SMEs"
- Antonino Tropea - CCIA of Reggio Calabria (Chamber of Commerce Italy)
" The support provided from a training desk"
- Maria Carolina Esposito - EFAL (Italy)
"The successful experience of an Italian SME"
- Jens Jakob Andersen - National IT and Telecom Agency (Denmark)
"NemHandel: a National Web Service Based infrastructure"
- Kang-il Seo, International Cooperation Division, Public Procurement Service (South Korea)
"PPS's e-Procurement in Support of SMEs"
13.00 - 14.00 (Lunch break)
15.00 European SMEs Perspective
- Andrea Benassi, Director EUAPME
"title"
- Ben Butters, EU Affairs Director Eurochambre
"Title"
- Carmen Ciciriello, CEO SEPA International Limited
"The European e-Invoicing Guide for SMEs"
16.00
Eva Coscia - TXT
"The eProcurement forum in support of SMEs"
16.15 Q&A and Conclusions (launch of topics for potential community discussion)
17.00 End of the Meeting
Consip S.p.A.
Via Isonzo, 19/E
00198 Roma (Italy)
In order to support and facilitate SMEs access to public eprocurement, Consip, an Italian public stock company totally owned by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, implemented the Supplier eProcurement Training Desks Project (“Sportelli in Rete”). The training desks were set up together with and inside the local headquarters of the most important Italian suppliers’ Associations....
The Italian Public Administration eMarketplace (MEPA) is an eprocurement platform managed by Consip SpA, a company 100% owned by the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF)....
In 2005, the Basque Government was the first administration to introduce eProcurement in Spain, having developed a comprehensive eProcurement system for the entire procurement process, offering levels of security that were probably the only ones of their kind in Europe.
Indeed, all the interventions are guaranteed by recognised electronic signature certificates, highlighting the fact that the telematic bids are broken up and encrypted against the recognised electronic signature certificates of all the members of each procurement board.
All the processes are carried out on the tendering company’s PC. Not a single bit is transferred to our servers until the offer is firm and electronically protected by three different consecutive methods.
In accordance with the strategic framework laid down by the European Commission in the "i2010 - The European information society for growth and employment" initiative, which focuses on the development of the digital economy in Europe, over the last two years new functionalities have been developed to obtain a greater opening-up of the markets, interoperability and accessibility that make our procurement system highly innovative in comparison with the current state-of-the-art.
Our contracting activity is mainly devoted to contracting mastermind services....
Initiative from the Danish National IT & Telecom Agency
The Danish National IT & Telecom Agency (NITA) has launched a national open e-business framework ‘NemHandel’ to facilitate the exchange via the internet of e-business documents (e.g....
Suggestion of hotels nearby Consip headquarters
(Consip S.p.A. Via Isonzo, 19/E 00198 Roma)
Basque Government's eTendering Public Model.
(Mr. Aitor Orobengoa Ortubai - Technical Secretariat of the eTendering Public
Model - Basque Government, Spain).
The European e-Invoicing Guide for SMEs
(Carmen Ciciriello, CEO SEPA International Limited)
The eProcurement forum in support of SMEs
(Eva Coscia, TXT e-solutions for IDABC)
The Chamber of Commerce’s experience of Electronic Market of Public Administration -MEPA
(Antonino Tropea, Responsible eProcurement service for SME)
Workshop on eProcurement for SMEs - The Electronic Marketplace and Supplier training desks
(L. MastrogregoriHead of eProcurement Strategies Consip -Italian Public Procurement Agency)
PPS’s e-Procurement in Support of SMEs
(Seo, Kang-il, International Cooperation Division Public Procurement Service)
Workshop on eProcurement for SMEs
(Esposito, The experience of EFAL, as a SME, in the use of eprocurement)
The EU eProcurement Benchmark and SMEs (Gabriella Cattaneo, Research Director, IDC EMEA)
eProcurement for SMEs
(Ben Butters, Director -European Affairs EUROCHAMBRES)
E-procurement in Europe: state of the art
(Niall Bohan - Head of Unit C4, European Commission DG Internal Market and Services)
"NemHandel: a National Web Service Based infrastructure"
(Jens Jakob Andersen - National IT and Telecom Agency, Denmark)
