Program - ITAPA 2010: Meeting of the worlds
13:00
LUNCH
14:00
Session 4
Use of e-Government for improvement of mobility of European citizens is an actual goal of EU presented also during Malmö Ministerial Conference; this covers also education. That requires transformation of application processes to be available online and accessible, development of information and communication platforms for all stakeholders in education as well as transformation of European qualification frame. The session will present existing solutions and best practices helping to accelerate the progress.
14:00
Romana Kanovská, State Secretary of the Ministry of Education
Electronic School Leaving Examinations in Slovakia, Project Maturita Exam On-line
14:00
Jaroslav Juriga, Ministry of Education of Slovak Republic
European Qualification Frame
14:00
Marián Velšic,
Digital Literacy and Labor Market
14:00
Anna Surová Čulíková, VÚDPaP
Monika Ružeková, L. Sáru high school
Digital education in Slovak schools in European context
Monika Ružeková, L. Sáru high school
Discussion panel where goals and new riorities of OPIS will be presented. The panel will present audit results and a Roadmap of projects will be drawn.
Speakers (alphabetically):
Eleonóra Andreánska, Director General of SO for culture, Ministry of Culture of Slovak Republic
Erna Dohnáliková, Director General of RO OPIS Department, Governmental Office of the Slovak Republic
Miroslav Kukučka, Director General of
Information Society Department, Ministry of
Finance of Slovak Republic
Lucia Mušková, advisor to Minister, Ministry of
Finance of Slovak Republic
Roland Sill, Plenipotentiary of Government of
Slovak Republic for information society
Pavol Struhárik, Director General of
information technologies, telecommunications
and security Department, Ministry of Interior of Slovak Republic
Every year ITAPA brings information on latest trends in GIS. In previous years we followed implementation of INSPIRE European directive and definition of spatial information infrastructure in Slovakia. This is necessary for development of new applications and services in public administration. This year we focus on practical solutions and applications not only on national level but also on regional and municipal level and combine them with foreign inspirations.
14:00
Jaroslav Ambróz, Corinex Group
The level of geospatial services in context of eGovernment
14:00
Radoslav Bonk, Ministry of Environment of Slovak Republic
AG Portal - Integration of geodata, business processes and client services within web environment.
14:00
Jaroslav Piroh,
Daniela Navrátilová, FormServices
National Infrastructure for Spatial Data
Daniela Navrátilová, FormServices
14:00
Ján Tuček, Technical University Zvolen, Slovakia
Reference Spatial Data and Services as a Basis of eGovernment Development
14:00
Juraj Vališ, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius University
Spatial Data Integration
14:00
Martin Koška, Slovak Environmental Agency
Environmental Geoportal
10:45
Coffee-break
10:15
Golden Partner Presentation
10:15
David Rimmer, Hewlett-Packard EMEA
Navigating Difficult Times
11:30
Session 3
The end of 2009 brought new European initiatives and objectives for eGovernment. E-Government Ministers of member states adopted at Malmö Ministerial Conference new priorities for next five years. Newly appointed Commissioner Neelie Kroes introduced comprehensive and ambitious “Digital Agenda” initiative. Development of Paneuropean services is one of priorities as well as higher effectiveness of public administration and interoperability. These issues are supported also by programs and initiatives financed by European Commission. The session will bring information about these changes and possibilities for better involvement into these initiatives.
11:30
Karel De Vriendt, European Commission, Informatics Directorate-general
The ISA Programme and the Importance of Interoperability
11:30
Milan Paštrnák, DXC Technology
Electronic Exchange of Social Data in EU
11:30
Marek Čanecký, ITAPA
Broadband Internet Dissemination in Slovakia
Executive institutions have launched in Slovakia long expected e-Health initiative for transformation of healthcare services. Pilot applications and services are under preparation. The second generation of them will be presented in the autumn. E-Health is one of the most dynamic areas. The session tends to react on current issues in Slovakia and bring inspiration and innovative projects from abroad.
11:30
Jiří Běhounek, Vysočina Region, Czech Republic
Patient Registration in Vysočina Region Hospitals
11:30
Roman Jedinák, Slovak Telekom, a.s.
A new form of HCSA communication
11:30
Walter M. Bugnar, Siemens IT Solutions and Services, Austria
eHealth project with real results
11:30
Bart de Witte, IBM General Business
Program Management and Strategic Change Management
11:30
Michal Danilák, eSO1
eHealth as a Healthcare Challenge and Europe 2020
The concept of Cloud Computing is becoming familiar more and more also in public administration. The session will present examples of available services, use of cloud computing in e-Government solutions, and benefits of this model in comparison with current trend of data centers. Additionally we will talk also about risks and challenges of cloud computing in e-Government.
11:30
Marnix Dekker, ENISA
Key Security Risks of Cloud Computing
11:30
Oto Malý, Slovak Telekom, a.s.
ST Cloud - Applicability and Specifics
11:30
Adrian Voss, Hewlett-Packard EMEA
Cloud Computing for eGovernment
11:30
Martin Jelok, IBM Slovakia
Benefits of Cloud Computing in eGovernment
11:30
Juraj Šitina, NASES
Cloud Computing - Microsoft insight
11:30
Rastislav Senderák, EEA
Digitization as a form of Cultural Heritage Protection
11:30
Katarína Krištofová, Slovenská národná knižnica
Project Europeana in Slovak National Library
11:30
Silvia Hanáčková, The Slovak Radio Archives
Digitization of Slovak Radio Archives
09:45
Government Priorities for informatization of society
15:30
Closing Ceremony