In the context of its Action 2.15 on e-Documents, the ISA Programme of the European Commission has recently released the reports of two new studies:
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Analysis of structured e-Document formats used in Trans-European Systems, May 2014. https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/document/study-structured-e-document-formats-used-trans-european-systems.
This study contains the analysis of twelve existing families of structured e-Document formats used for exchanging information between public administrations in Europe in connection to twelve so-called trans-European systems. -
Guidelines for public administrations on e-Document engineering methods, June 2014. https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/node/93213.
This report is a study and pilot on e-Document engineering methods. It elicits generic requirements for e-Document engineering and assesses to which extent standard e-Document engineering methods can be used by public administrations. The report also presents the lessons learnt from a mini-pilot on e-Document engineering that was carried out in collaboration with the e-SENS WP6.2 Competence Cluster on Semantics, processes and Documents.
A Webinar will be organised in September 2014 to present the results of these studies.
Related links
- Tutorial: On the use of Crane’s Genericode-to-UBL-NDR to extend the Core Vocabularies and create e-Document formats, April 2014.
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e-Document engineering pilot, Using a metadata registry for e-Document engineering. http://mdr.semic.eu/. May 2014.
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Study: Analysis of structured e-Document formats used in Trans-European Systems, May 2014.
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Study: Guidelines for public administrations on e-Document engineering methods, June 2014.
City/Location: Brussel
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