The Center for Electronic Governance launches public consultation on the Government Decision Project c on piloting the Interoperability Platform. 

Interoperability is the ability of making systems and organizations to work together (inter-operate) in order to share and reuse data. The Interoperability Platform is the technical solution facilitating such an exchange of data.

Implementation of the interoperability platform will ensure efficient cooperation between public administration authorities, public institutions, and state enterprises as well as will increase the public sector profitability. The Government Decision No. 656 as of September 5, 2012 on approving the Interoperability Framework Programme can be found here.

The Information Systems connecting to the Interoperability Platform shall be carried out on a step-by-step basis and shall require further analysis for each information system. This necessity, as well as addressing of potential problems appeared meanwhile, explains the need to introduce the piloting stage. At the same time, it shall significantly reduce the further integration risks.

The piloting phase has the following objectives:

-identifying, defining, analyzing and solving problems related to the information systems’ efficient connection to the Interoperability Platform with a view to effective exchanging of data and understanding their semantics; 

-implementing at small-scale the Interoperability Framework based on some identified systems and institutions holding important state information resources.  

The Interoperability Technological Platform is implemented in cooperation with WSO2 and Novensys companies.