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Switzerland needs a constructive data policy

The vision has been clear for some time: we want a cooperative, participatory and open use of the data that is accumulating in ever greater quantities in the economy and society. A flourishing Linked Open Data ecosystem is one of the goals; another is the self-determined exchange of data concerning oneself or in the generation […]

June-July: Special Issue focused on Missing Links

19. June 2019/in Big und Open Data EN/by Andreas Kellerhals

Today, Open Data is an imperative. Government data, research data, and data from various other fields must be freely accessible and reusable – of course within the limits of legitimate interests of privacy and secrecy. Open Data provides value for democracy and for the economy: Open Data furthers participation, increases transparency, opens up new business […]

Digitisation thanks to standards

23. May 2019/in E-Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Daniel Breitenmoser

The degree of digitalisation of data and the flow of information between organisational units is increasing year by year. This is especially true in public administration. One consequence of this is that business administration processes are being revised and completely converted to paperless. However, standards are necessary so that different software applications can communicate with […]

Liveblog from eGov Focus 1/19: Open digital city culture

10. May 2019/in Buildings and Cities, Event report EN/by Anne-Careen Stoltze

Cities are becoming digital. It is foreseeable that this development will permanently change cities. Open data, the internet of things, augmented reality, transparency and citizen participation are just a few aspects of the digital city that play an important role here. What does this mean for the way we live, how we move, how we […]

Use of mobile identity solutions within the framework of electronic ID

26. April 2019/in E-Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Pascal Müller

The need for a digital means of identification is growing. In Switzerland, electronic identity (eID) is regulated by the eID Act and provides, for example, for a division of tasks between the state and the authorities. The question therefore arises to what extent a mobile device can support identity verification, regardless of whether one actually […]

The Digitisation Monitor 2019

25. April 2019/in E-Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Daniel Schwarz

In the run-up to the federal elections on 20 October 2019, the BFH is launching the “Digitisation Monitor 2019” in cooperation with the Universities of Zurich and Geneva, the online election aid smartvoteand the ICT and online industry association Swico. This is intended to help put the important future topic of digitalisation on the election […]