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Interoperability Maturity Assessment of a Public Service

Structural and Governance Interoperability Quick Assessment Toolkits

Common assessment method for standards and specifications

Interoperability Test Bed

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IT Requirements Manager| Public Procurement Officer

Policy-maker | IT Solutions Portfolio Manager | Public Service Owner

SIQAT: IT Software/ Application Architect & Developer | Public Service Owner

GIQAT: IT Solutions Portfolio Manager | Public Service Owner

IT Requirements Manager | IT Software/ Application Architect & Developer | Public Procurement Officer | Policy-maker | IT Solutions Portfolio Manager

IT Requirements Manager | IT Application/ Software Architect & Developer | Public Procurement Officer

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Diagnose the interoperability maturity of a digital public service regarding its behavioural aspects and identify improvement opportunities

IMAPS allows you to test the EIF conformance of your digital public services (front- or back-office) from a behavioural perspective.

Quickly assess the potential interoperability of a solution supporting a digital public service in structural terms (shareability and reusability) and governance terms (collaboration control and assurance).

SIQAT allows public service owners to evaluate the structural interoperability maturity level, while GIQAT assesses governance aspects of their digital public service.

Assess standards and specifications for the design and development of interoperable systems supporting the public service.

CAMSS allows you to you to assess the conformance of your standards and specifications with the EIF or the interoperability requirements set out in the standardisation Regulation 1025/2012.

Validate content or perform self-service conformance testing of an IT system against one or more technical or semantic specifications.

By testing conformance against configured interoperability specifications (semantic or technical), ITB allows you thus to also test the EIF conformance of your IT system implementation..

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IMAPS provides you with an online self-assessment questionnaire (EUSurvey) and guidelines.

IMAPS produces an interoperability maturity score and recommendations.

IMAPS is available in specialised versions which allow you to focus on legal (LIMAPS), organisational (OIMAPS), semantic (SIMAPS) and technical (TIMAPS) behavioural interoperability aspects of your digital public service.

SIQAT and GIQAT provide you with an online self-assessment questionnaire (EUSurvey) and guidelines.

IQAT produces an interoperability maturity score and recommendations.

CAMSS provides you with a method for assessing the interoperability of standards and specifications.

CAMSS produces a catalogue of assessments (access) with reports. CAMSS also provides the Core Assessment Vocabulary (CAV) which represents and defines what an “assessment” of “assets” is and how to perform the assessment based on “criteria”. It is a domain-agnostic vocabulary, meaning that it can be used to assess any type of asset.

ITB provides you with online (or on-premise) data validators and a conformance testing platform.

ITB produces conformance testing reports and certificates.

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Download the latest release of IMAPS (v2.1.0).

Complete the IMAPS online survey.

For more information, please visit IMAPS on Joinup.

Download the latest releases of SIQAT and GIQAT.

Complete the SIQAT online survey and the GIQAT online survey.

For more information, please visit SIQAT and GIQAT on Joinup.

Download the latest release of CAMSS.

For more information, please visit CAMSS on Joinup.

Use the shared Interoperable Europe instance or download the latest software release of ITB.

For more information, please visit ITB on Joinup.

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IMAPS was used for the interoperability maturity assessment of the European mobility job portal (EURES), e-justice portal and various digital public services of European public administrations (e.g. e-health information service, online tax payment service, social care online application, online public procurement service).

IQAT was used for the interoperability assessment of a solution that facilitates the exchange of structured electronic documents.

CAMSS was used for SAML 2.0, OWL 2, Oauth 2.0, OAS 3.0 and Assessment of the Open Standards for Linking Organizations (OSLO2).

ITB is used by numerous projects including the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) eInvoicing, the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD), Business Registers Interconnection Systems (BRIS), Insolvency Registers Interconnection (IRI), Interoperability Model for Land Registers (IMOLA), European Interoperability Reference Architecture (EIRA) and DCAT Application Profiles for Europe (DCAT-AP).