A smart and digital public sector – we must get there, but how?
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012— Pia Rybenfeldt, Chairman, DI ITEK, Danish ICT and Electronics Federation, session moderator #dsm12.
On February 27-28 more than 200 high level representatives from European Member States, institutions, business, civil society and academia will gather in Copenhagen, Denmark for a forward-looking dialogue on the political challenges of creating a fully-fledged European Digital Single Market.
The conference is titled “A Digital Single Market by 2015 – A driver for economic growth and jobs“ and will feature a number of sessions covering the different aspects of the digital single market.
One of the sessions – the one I am moderating – is called “Smart public services in the Digital Single Market – Seamless cross-border e-government”. It will deal with the numerous challenges and responsibilities facing the public sector in regards to fulfilling its purpose as a facilitator of services with the primary function of making life easier for the citizens of Europe.
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