Invited guests:
Marek Antal (MIRRRI), Pavel Karel (NASES), Vladimír Dzurilla (MV ČR), Emil Fitoš (ITAS), Pavol Frič (DITEC), Gabriel Lachmann (Slovensko.Digital), Rastislav Janota (NCKB SK-CERT), Pavol Miroššay (Slovensko IT)

The presentation offers a complex view of the cohesion policy after 2021. In this contribution, you will learn more about the negotiations of the MFF, what kind of simplifications you may expect and what are the upcoming events in the negotiations. You will learn about the objectives and priorities of the European Commission and the possibilities for cumulative funding.

OpenData is the idea based on which certain data and information system interfaces should be freely available for everyone to use and republish
as they wish, without restrictions from copyright, patents or other mechanisms of control.
The use and application of the principles of openness in the public administration and among the citizens has many important consequences
which influence the very character of our society. Many organizations worldwide are addressing these phenomena. OpenData.sk workgroup,
operating as a participative community of the Utopia.sk project, is striving to bring enlightenment and important innovations from the OpenData
domain to the Slovak environment. The workgroup is concentrating on the topics such as standards and quality of published data and system
interfaces as well as topics of availability, publishing and visualization.
The presentation during the ITAPA congress will address the potential of multiple applications of OpenData interfaces for the purpose of optimal
integration of services and data between the public administration, citizens and third sector as well as among the individual organizations of the
public administration.

The world keeps on changing under the influence of Internet, globalization and global cooperation. Concepts applied by companies based on principles of competition seem to be self-destructive. Companies and organizations that want to succeed in the future should apply principles of open cooperation, sharing and participation. They would apply the Wikinomics principles. Revolutionary new solution for effective cooperation is sharing and equal access to information. Public administration disposes of the data that should be undisclosed by transparent means. The presentation deals with possibilities of application of the Wikinomics principles in relation to a citizen, public administration and third sector, formed into a project of Open Public Administration www.opendata.sk.