- Building up of the Central Portal of Public Administration – the synergy of 3 activities at the Government Office of the Slovak Republic
- Legislation background – Ministry of Transport, Posts and Development as administrator, Government Office as provider of the portal
- Main characteristics of the portal – services, life situations, agenda, citizens’ localization
- Electronic services in presence and in future
- Financing of development and administration
- Positive and negative experiences and risks
- Further possibilities of development
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Michal Ohrablo
Michal Ohrablo has been working on projects funded by directly managed EU programmes for 9 years. He has directly led the implementation of several CEF Telecom projects, including international consortia. Later he worked at MIRRI, where he contributed to the preparation of the Slovak Republic's views on programme priorities. He is currently the project manager of the Cyber Security Competence and Certification Centre. In this role, he prepares applications for funding from the Digital Europe Programme by KCCKB and other organisations, participates in the management and reporting of these projects and provides information to applicants and grantees of the programme.
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Rastislav Pavlík
Rastislav Pavlík is an expert for digital policies. He joined MIRRI SR as a specialist for broadband interventions. Today, he works as the director of the digital infrastructure department at the Digital Agenda Section. The branch houses the Broadband Office (BCO), which supports the development and sustainability of broadband in Slovakia. Professionally, he devoted himself to the project of the Central Portal of Public Administration (ÚPVS) www.slovensko.sk, the introduction of eGovernment and computerization in public administration. He is still a trainer for eGovernment. He is also a promoter of eGovernment solutions from Slovakia, Austria, Estonia and the Czech Republic.
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