February 4, 2014. The Centre for Electronic Governance (CEG) started the government interoperability platform first implementation phase in accordance with the Government Decision on the Interoperability Framework Program approval.

The interoperability platform implementation is initiated by appropriate training sessions involving E-transformation coordinators and IT managers from within the SE “Registru”, National Social Insurance House, Agency for Land Relations and Cadastre, State Tax Inspectorate and SE “Fiscservinform”, Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.

The information and training sessions on the interoperability platform’s technical features are being organized by the CEG in partnership with the Center for Special Telecommunications (CTS) and shall take place on February 4-6 this year.

Following trainings of relevant public servants, the interoperability platform shall be applied within the central public authorities (CPA).

The Interoperability Framework shall be implemented in a stepwise manner. The first stage shall cover organizations possessing the necessary ability and training. The other state organizations are to be connected subsequently.

Interoperability means the ability of systems and organizations to work together, exchange and reuse data, while the interoperability platform represents the technical solution facilitating data exchange between public administration authorities. The Interoperability Framework encompasses the interoperability platform and all the surrounding aspects, as the legal, institutional and financial ones, etc.

The Interoperable technological platform is implemented in cooperation with Novensys and WSO2 companies.