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Does “fuzzy voting” increase satisfaction with democracy?

Anyone who has ever been undecided about whether to write “yes” or “no” on the ballot paper before a vote is in good company: a survey conducted as part of the “Demokratie Labor Basel” revealed that 61% of respondents find it difficult to form a clear opinion before voting at least “once in a while”. […]

With enthusiasm and pragmatism for digital change

17. November 2023/in Digital Government EN, Interview EN/by Anne-Careen Stoltze

On 1 September, Christian Geiger took up his professorship in Digital Government, Innovation and Transformation at Bern University of Applied Sciences. The long-standing Chief Digital Officer of the City of St. Gallen will be researching and teaching innovation in the public sector in future. In this interview, he talks about his experiences with organisational change […]

Open Source Business Potential: A Look at Odoo’s Open Core Model

3. October 2023/in Digital Business & Finance EN, Digital Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Matthias Stürmer

Open source software (OSS) has long been a cornerstone of the IT industry. But how can money be made with freely available software? This article by our expert Matthias Stürmer from the Public Sector Transformation Institute sheds light on the business potential of open source and takes a look at the open core model that […]

Law, Law and Artificial Intelligence – Summary of the Conference on Computer Science and Law

12. September 2023/in Digital Government EN, Event report EN/by Reinhard Riedl

What changes does the new Swiss data protection law bring? When is cloud computing legally compliant? What should be considered when using AI and who may be liable to prosecution? The 16th Conference on Information Technology and Law answered these questions to the extent that answers are already available today The theme of the 16th […]

Between Innovation and Security – Digital Working in the Legal Sector

2. August 2023/in Digital Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Reinhard Riedl

The summer ends on a heavy note. On 29 August, the biennial conference Computer Science and Law will take place at Bern City Hall. BFH Wirtschaft has been a co-organiser since 2014. We are looking forward to it! What is moving us in the legal sector today? On the one hand, there is the big […]

“Open by default” as law

12. July 2023/in Digital Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Matthias Stürmer

EMBAG obliges the federal administration to publish all software under open source licences in future and to release government data as Open Government Data. The law thus leads to more openness and innovation and brings about a cultural change in the federal administration. Digital sustainability is also promoted through more “digital public goods”. The Federal […]