Martin Bezek
Martin Bezek graduated from the University of Economics in Bratislava at the Department of Public Administration and Regional Development. During his studies, he started working for regional self-government. After graduating from university, he continued to work at the Department of Strategy, Regional Development and Project Management of the Bratislava self-governing region where he worked on strategic documents for 6 years, participated in the preparation of the Integrated Regional Operational Program and prepared projects in education, social services and mobility.
He is currently working at the Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic in the position of Director of the Department of Strategy and Information Technology Management of Public Administration. Together with their team, they assessed more than 50 projects financed from the Integrated Infrastructure Operational Program and worked on systematizing the rules in the state IT sector. In addition to national projects, the state IT team has launched demand calls and is preparing new rules for the management of IT projects in accordance with the Public Administration Information Technologies Act.
He is currently working at the Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic in the position of Director of the Department of Strategy and Information Technology Management of Public Administration. Together with their team, they assessed more than 50 projects financed from the Integrated Infrastructure Operational Program and worked on systematizing the rules in the state IT sector. In addition to national projects, the state IT team has launched demand calls and is preparing new rules for the management of IT projects in accordance with the Public Administration Information Technologies Act.
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ITAPA OPEN TALK: The View of Digitization Experts
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Where has the Slovak eGovernment Moved to?
"Thanks to several ongoing IT projects, eGovernment in our country is moving forward considerably, and the biggest results will be visible already in the coming months. The goal of currently launched projects is to continue to build a citizen's digital ecosystem, which is focused on user-friendly and content-intelligible state services that every citizen can use to speed up communication with the state. The proof is the elimination of confirmations and statements for various actions carried out between the citizen and the state. We are inspired by commercial services and work to ensure that state services are accessible to citizens even in the comfort of their homes." -
Digitization in the new era
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National concept of public administration informatization
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Operational Program Integrated Infrastructure - Current Status and Next Steps
