New Search

If you are not happy with the results below please do another search

282 search results for:

271

Vulnerabilities discovered in Swiss Post’s e-voting system

/in , /by

The public intrusion test of Swiss Post’s e-voting system carried out in recent weeks has aroused a great deal of interest among experts and the public, especially when the discovery of serious vulnerabilities became known. These incidents show how important cooperation and transparency are in the introduction of e-voting. In mid-February, Swiss Post published the […]

272

Contemporary Classical Music and the Digital Transformation of Society

/in , /by

Contemporary classical music is a fascinating showcase for the impact of digital transformation. Apart from that, it helps us to direct our thoughts to the future, wrotes our author Reinhard Riedl. Contemporary classical music, in German either “Neue Musik” or “neue Musik”, is permanently changing and, as is the case for many arts, these changes […]

273

Open Data as a first step towards building a national data infrastructure

/in , /by

In order for government data to develop its potential benefits for the economy and society, it must be made available comprehensively and systematically. Of particular interest are basic registers and geodata for locating these entities. Together with other government data on topics such as transport, energy or healthcare, these form an intangible infrastructure whose coherence, […]

274

Useful and secure digital identities for all areas of life and their properties

/in , /by

Digital identities are with us every day. The technical possibilities are very diverse. How can digital identities enable secure identification for eGovernment and eHealth on the one hand and guarantee privacy protection on the other? Digital identities enable access to the digital society. They represent persons, organisations and objects in the digital world and are […]

275

ECH data standards support the cooperation of all stakeholders in eGovernment

/in , /by

The subsidiarity principle applies to the Swiss public authority landscape. This leads to decentralised structures in very many areas. In contrast to centralised structures, these imply a high demand for data exchange between the information systems of the various authority levels. eCH (cf. 1) promotes the exchange of interested stakeholders (authorities, companies, universities) in order […]

276

Of chameleons and lambs

/in , /by

Stakeholders are stakeholders. Particularly important stakeholders sit on project committees. Their sometimes peculiar behaviour prompts a comparison with peculiar animals. What is clear is how this species of stakeholder should behave and what they should do. Research shows that “executive management support” is one of the most important factors for project success (see 1). Today […]