1. The e-government and IT strategy pursued by the Federal Government
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Office of the CIO at the Federal Ministry of the Interior
The e-government and IT strategy pursued by the Federal Government
Tim Schröder
Federal Ministry of the Interior
10 November 2006

2. E-Government, where did we start
Agenda
E-Government, where did we start
The Federal Government‘s IT strategy, E-Government 2.0
Deutschland-Online

3. BundOnline 2005 successfully concluded
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E-Government
E-Government 1.0 summary
BundOnline 2005 successfully concluded
Aim:
Online provision of all Internet-compatible services of the federal administration by December 2005
Scope:
More than 440 online services of the federal administration can be used (
Development costs of 650 million €
Savings potential of 350 million € / per year for the federal administration
External savings potential of 430 million € per year for citizens and the business community

4. Action field “process chains“
E-Government
E-Government 2.0
Comprehensive electronic co-operation between authorities and businesses
Aim: Integration of business and IT processes
Consistent optimisation of inter-organisational process chains
e.g. secure container chain
(i.a. freight forwarders / customs)
e.g. statistical reports by the business community
Setting up an “e-government centre of competence“
Action field “process chains“

5. Providing the infrastructure for secure identification
E-Government
E-Government 2.0
Providing the infrastructure for secure identification
E-identity concept
Electronic identity card as from 2008 with
a travel function in analogy with the e-passport (biometric features)
Authentication function
Optional signature function
Providing electronic identity card applications
Action field: Identification

6. Ensure secure areas for electronic communication
E-Government
E-Government 2.0
Ensure secure areas for electronic communication
Certified portals for citizens with
Secure electronic mailboxes
Electronic addresses
Authentication service to use web applications
Data safes for secure, long-term document archives
Action field: communication

7. Political starting position
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Political starting position
Germany has an independent
Federal level
Land level
Municipal level
Hetero-geneous IT landscape
Ministry Federation
Ministry Land
Municipality
Authority
Authority
Authority
Citizens

8. Starting position and aim
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Starting position and aim
Today:
Heterogeneous IT landscape
Aim:
Integrated e-government
Duplicate developments
Lack of compatibilities
Media inconsistency
Gaps in networking
Lacking harmonisation
Joint strategy
Co-ordinated development
Interoperability
Optimum use of public means
Developments “Some for All“

9. Deutschland-Online Action Plan
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Deutschland-Online
Deutschland-Online Action Plan
Vehicle
registration
matters
Registration
procedures
Civil
status
matters
Stepping up the programme management
Central support
Communication Infrastructure of the
German Administration (KIVD)
Standardisation

10. Evolutionary process of e-government
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E-Government
Development stages
Evolutionary process of e-government
Very high
Savings potential
BundOnline 2005
process integration
application procedures
High
transaction
control procedures, reports, shops
Phase 1
E-government as a mandate to bring the administration online
Mittel
Phase 2
Adaptation of regulations and procedures
Process optimisation
Reduction of transaction costs
Stronger focus on demand and on customers
communication
information, research
Low
information (websites)
Time
1995
2000
2005
2010
2020

11. Aufbaumuster für Einzelverträge
Any questions?
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