CONSIDERAŢII PRIVIND MIGRAREA CĂTRE SOFTWARE-UL OPEN SOURCE ÎN ADMINISTRAŢIILE PUBLICE EUROPENE

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING MIGRATION TO OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE IN EUROPEAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS

Camelia Margea

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Abstract: The provision of services by Public Administrations to citizens, enterprises, and other Administrations across the whole of the European Union is essential for the implementation of its community policies. The European Parliament and the Council formally adopted on 21 April 2004 the Decision establishing the new IDABC Programme, which is a Community Programme managed by the European Commission's Directorate - General for Informatics. The program for IDABC is supporting interoperability pilots and studies into the closely related topic of open source. In this article we want to emphasize the magnitude of the phenomenon of open source software in public administration in Europe, presenting several initiatives, both from the European forums and from the member countries.

Keywords: administraţii publice; public administrations; standarde deschise; open standards; open source software; Observatorul Open Source (OSOR); Open Source Observatory (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: H76 H83 L86 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009-04-13, Revised 2012-10
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