AgInTeF: Agile Interoperability Testing Framework for Orchestrating Overarching Procedures in Verifying Digital Public Services

Siapera, Maria; Schmitz, Anke; Wimmer, Maria A.; Prentza, Andriana

doi:10.1145/3598469.3598527

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“…Since the emergence of the European Single Market, the European Union and national member states have been initiating legal frameworks, funding programs, political declarations and large-scale pilots to stimulate delivery of services between public sector organisations, residents, and businesses, regardless of where these public sector organisations are located (Eibl et al, 2022;Graux, 2021;Krimmer et al, 2021;Siapera et al, 2023). Two crucial legal frameworks in this context are 1 Regulation in the field of electronic identification and trust services (eIDAS), which has established the legal framework for the notification of national identity management systems in order to enable electronic identification of citizens of one member state in another member state.…”

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Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

Dedovic,

Homburg

2024

IJEG

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The success of the European single market and advancements in digital technologies have increased the focus on cross-border digital public services. To date, most academic research on digital public services has been concentrated on national and local levels, with research on cross-border digital public services being scattered across various academic disciplines. In this paper, we provide a systematic literature review on cross-border digital public services. We conclude that current research on cross-border digital public services describes the symptoms of faltering coordination at the level of European policy making organisational change challenges and limited maturity with low levels of interoperability between public administrations in the EU. However, cross-border digital public services literature is undertheorised, and we suggest using multi-level governance theories, theories of organisational change, interoperability studies, and service development literature to guide future research into cross-border digital public services, through which European citizens and businesses can experience the impact of European integration policies. Cross-border digital public services in the European Union

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confidence: 99%