IST Project Fact Sheet
Access to e-Government services employing semantic technologies (ACCESS-EGOV)
Funded under 6th FWP (Sixth Framework Programme)
Action Line: IST-2004-2.4.13 Strengthening the Integration of the ICT research effort in an Enlarged Europe
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| Contact Person: Name: SABOL, TOMAS
Tel: +421-5-56023259 Fax: +421-5-56023258 Email: Contact Organisation:
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By employing semantic technologies the Access-eGov project will support semantic interoperability among e-government services across organisational, regional and linguistic borders. For service providers (on all levels of public administration - local, regional, national, and European) Access-eGov will enable introduction of a (new) e-service to the world of e-government interoperability in an easy way. The government service registered in the Access-eGov may be localized, contracted and used automatically through agents and other IT components.
For citizens and business users the Access-eGov will provide two basic categories of services. Firstly, it will provide a meta-service - depending on the needs and context of the user Access-eGov will find (identify) traditional and/or e-government services relevant to the given life event or business episode. Secondly, once the relevant services are found, Access-eGov will generate a scenario consisting of elementary government services. Usually these scenarios will be of "hybrid" nature - i.e. combination of elementary traditional and e-services - realization of which leads to a requested outcome (e.g. to get a new driving license, if you lost both your ID and the old driving license etc.). At the realisation of the scenario the user will be guided by a virtual personal assistant. Access-eGov is built on peer-to-peer and service oriented architecture.
Component-based security infrastructure provides a complete portfolio of necessary security services (authentication, authorization, attribute management, access control, data protection, auditing) that are accessible through web service interfaces. All the Access-eGov components will be delivered as an open source solution. The system developed will be validated also by the non EU project partner (GUC, Egypt), which will lead to increased employability of the system due to taking into account cross-cultural and language issues.
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Project Acronym: ACCESS-EGOV Project Reference: 027020 Start Date: 2006-01-01 Duration: 36 months Project Cost: 2.28 million euro Contract Type: Specific Targeted Research Project End Date: 2008-12-31 Project Status: Completed Project Funding: 1.98 million euro |
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| URZAD MIEJSKI W GLIWCACH | POLAND |
| MESTO MICHALOVCE | SLOVAKIA |
| FINANZMINISTERIUM DES LANDES SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN | GERMANY |
| EMAX SA | POLAND |
| GERMAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO | EGYPT |
| INTERSOFT A.S. | SLOVAKIA |
| INFORMATION SOCIETY OPEN TO IMPAIRMENTS E-ISOTIS | GREECE |
| KOSICKY SAMOSPRAVNEHO KRAJ | SLOVAKIA |
| STOWARZYSZENIE "MIASTA W INTERNECIE" | POLAND |
| UNIVERSITAET REGENSBURG | GERMANY |
- Record Control Number: 79288
- Update Date: 2012-06-12 09:31:10.0
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