Presentation held by Mr. Dejan Damjanovic as a part of the Specific e-Government solutions for better business environment Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
The document discusses four projects from 2003-2006 that explored using information and communication technologies (ICT) to improve judicial services. It summarizes each project: [1] Austria focused on automating exchanges between lawyers and courts; [2] Finland emphasized accessibility, user-friendliness, and empowering citizens; [3] Italy focused on security, privacy and automating transactions for professionals; [4] the UK and Wales aimed to reduce costs by bypassing legal representation. The research examined how ICT interacts with institutions and can trigger healthy or unhealthy institutional dynamics during development of e-services.
Presentation held by Eka Meskhidze within the Regional Workshop on Georgia's anti-corruption and public service delivery reforms (22-24 September 2011).
This document discusses e-commerce and provides an overview of key concepts. It defines e-commerce as trading products or services using computer networks like the internet. It distinguishes between e-commerce and e-business. It also describes different types of e-commerce transactions including B2B, B2C, B2G, C2C, and mobile commerce. The document then discusses the E-Commerce Law of the Philippines (RA 8792) which aims to facilitate online transactions and recognizes electronic documents and signatures. It outlines some challenges with e-commerce such as issues with privacy, taxation, and cybercrime.
This document discusses privacy challenges for web 2.0 applications and their users. It defines personal data broadly under EU guidelines. Harmful and privacy invasive activities are increasing issues. Privacy in web 2.0 needs to address challenges of openness, peer production of data, difficult data ownership, and varying regulations globally. While privacy 1.0 focused on access and data security, simple measures do not work for many web 2.0 applications due to contradictions between openness and protection. The document calls for web 2.0 providers to enhance user privacy.
electronic transactions law lecture series: lecture 1 introductionCaroline B Ncube
This document provides an overview of electronic transactions law. It begins by discussing different terms used to describe this area of law such as cyberlaw, e-commerce law, and internet law. It then defines electronic transactions and the key concepts of electronic communications and data messages in the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act. The document outlines the main technologies used in electronic transactions and different types of transactions and the legal issues they raise. It also discusses the development of South Africa's e-commerce policy framework and relevant domestic and international laws governing electronic transactions.
1. USPTO provides a weekly update on US patent cases from July 24-31, 2012. Sixteen patent infringement cases are summarized, involving plaintiffs such as Technology Properties Limited, LLC, Phoenix Digital Solutions, LLC, and Patriot Scientific Corporation.
2. Plaintiffs allege infringement of patents related to various technologies by defendants including ZTE Corporation, Nintendo Co., LG Electronics, and Amazon.com. Plaintiffs are represented by counsel from firms including Agility IP Law and Knobbe Martens.
3. The cases involve patents for inventions such as data transmission equipment, video game platforms, electronic devices, and online marketplace operations. The cases are being litigated in federal district courts in California, Delaware, Michigan, Florida,
CITIZEN-CENTRED SERVICE DELIVERY-Collaboration among federal, state, and local governments for enhancing citizen and business satisfaction with government services
D. BRIAN MARSON
APO International Technical Expert
Co-Founder and Senior Fellow, Institute for Citizen Centred Service
(www,iccs-isac.org)
Colombo, June 2015
The document discusses pay reform in the public sector and moving beyond standard advice. It outlines key theories of motivation and reform levers that seek to address problems of agency productivity, individual effort, and fiscal sustainability. Short term incentives focus on extrinsic motivation through performance-related pay or contract renewal, while long term incentives rely more on intrinsic motivation via promotion and career progression. International experience shows performance pay can be effective for jobs with observable outputs but evidence is lacking for core civil service roles. More research is needed, especially high-quality studies in developing country contexts.
The document discusses four projects from 2003-2006 that explored using information and communication technologies (ICT) to improve judicial services. It summarizes each project: [1] Austria focused on automating exchanges between lawyers and courts; [2] Finland emphasized accessibility, user-friendliness, and empowering citizens; [3] Italy focused on security, privacy and automating transactions for professionals; [4] the UK and Wales aimed to reduce costs by bypassing legal representation. The research examined how ICT interacts with institutions and can trigger healthy or unhealthy institutional dynamics during development of e-services.
Presentation held by Eka Meskhidze within the Regional Workshop on Georgia's anti-corruption and public service delivery reforms (22-24 September 2011).
This document discusses e-commerce and provides an overview of key concepts. It defines e-commerce as trading products or services using computer networks like the internet. It distinguishes between e-commerce and e-business. It also describes different types of e-commerce transactions including B2B, B2C, B2G, C2C, and mobile commerce. The document then discusses the E-Commerce Law of the Philippines (RA 8792) which aims to facilitate online transactions and recognizes electronic documents and signatures. It outlines some challenges with e-commerce such as issues with privacy, taxation, and cybercrime.
This document discusses privacy challenges for web 2.0 applications and their users. It defines personal data broadly under EU guidelines. Harmful and privacy invasive activities are increasing issues. Privacy in web 2.0 needs to address challenges of openness, peer production of data, difficult data ownership, and varying regulations globally. While privacy 1.0 focused on access and data security, simple measures do not work for many web 2.0 applications due to contradictions between openness and protection. The document calls for web 2.0 providers to enhance user privacy.
electronic transactions law lecture series: lecture 1 introductionCaroline B Ncube
This document provides an overview of electronic transactions law. It begins by discussing different terms used to describe this area of law such as cyberlaw, e-commerce law, and internet law. It then defines electronic transactions and the key concepts of electronic communications and data messages in the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act. The document outlines the main technologies used in electronic transactions and different types of transactions and the legal issues they raise. It also discusses the development of South Africa's e-commerce policy framework and relevant domestic and international laws governing electronic transactions.
1. USPTO provides a weekly update on US patent cases from July 24-31, 2012. Sixteen patent infringement cases are summarized, involving plaintiffs such as Technology Properties Limited, LLC, Phoenix Digital Solutions, LLC, and Patriot Scientific Corporation.
2. Plaintiffs allege infringement of patents related to various technologies by defendants including ZTE Corporation, Nintendo Co., LG Electronics, and Amazon.com. Plaintiffs are represented by counsel from firms including Agility IP Law and Knobbe Martens.
3. The cases involve patents for inventions such as data transmission equipment, video game platforms, electronic devices, and online marketplace operations. The cases are being litigated in federal district courts in California, Delaware, Michigan, Florida,
CITIZEN-CENTRED SERVICE DELIVERY-Collaboration among federal, state, and local governments for enhancing citizen and business satisfaction with government services
D. BRIAN MARSON
APO International Technical Expert
Co-Founder and Senior Fellow, Institute for Citizen Centred Service
(www,iccs-isac.org)
Colombo, June 2015
The document discusses pay reform in the public sector and moving beyond standard advice. It outlines key theories of motivation and reform levers that seek to address problems of agency productivity, individual effort, and fiscal sustainability. Short term incentives focus on extrinsic motivation through performance-related pay or contract renewal, while long term incentives rely more on intrinsic motivation via promotion and career progression. International experience shows performance pay can be effective for jobs with observable outputs but evidence is lacking for core civil service roles. More research is needed, especially high-quality studies in developing country contexts.
This document provides information about Malabon City, Philippines. It discusses the population, location, barangays, city hall, festivals, and former mayors of Malabon. It also provides brief summaries of the city's history, departments and their heads, health services, protective services, and highlights of accomplishments in education and health from 2015. Malabon has a population of 365,525 according to the 2015 census and is located just north of Manila within Metro Manila. It has 21 barangays and its newly constructed city hall is located in Barangay San Agustin.
Building a One Stop Shop for Exceptional Constituent ServiceSalesforce.org
Do your students, faculty and staff suffer from the walk-around where they don’t know where and how to get answers to their questions? In this session, UC Berkeley and UC San Diego discuss how they created a “one-stop shop” for their constituents to ask questions, get help, and find all of the answers they need. UC Berkeley will discuss how they created a center of excellence where students can get the help they need and find answers to questions both online and in a single physical office. UC San Diego will address their implementation approach and strategy of its customer service web portal to campus faculty and staff to present campus employees with a single, centralized portal to ask questions, report issues, and request services that resulted in an increase in self-service, work performance improvements, and strategic and prioritized campus relationship management.
E-governance in the Philippines refers to the use of information and communication technologies by government agencies to transform relationships with citizens, businesses, and other government entities to improve service delivery. In 2007, the Philippines was ranked 17th among 191 countries in terms of quality of government websites and use of ICT tools, and 4th in Asia in terms of e-government readiness. The Philippines was also ranked 15th globally on an e-participation index measuring how well government websites promote participatory decision-making.
This presentation aims to keep the student abreast with the current issues on Ethical Behavior concerning public servants, as a result, they will appreciate laws and implemented techniques by the government in reducing and or eliminating corrupt practices.
By providing students with relevant topics on issues on Ethical behavior particularly graft & corruption practices in government, I am expecting that they will be more willing to enjoin government in providing quality services to the people whom they served.
This remains a property of my online resources.
22. supporting business registration reform through technology mr. dobromirCorporate Registers Forum
This document discusses supporting business registration reform through technology. It covers how ICT can contribute to more effective business registries, the World Bank Group's experience with registry automation projects, and considerations for implementing registry systems. The document provides an overview of the CIC's Task Manager's Toolkit, which provides guidance on requirements, infrastructure, components, and designing sustainable IT solutions for business registry systems. It also presents a model ICT roadmap for business registry projects.
Dr.ª Isabel da Rosa, diretora do Gabinete de Sistemas de Informação do InCI, “The case of eProcurement in Portugal” - E-procurement – new changes and opportunities"
organised by the European Economic and Social Committee
on Thursday, 13 September 2012
E To The Rescue: Opportunity in Mortgage Servicing and Loss MitigationCDB Consultancy LLC
The document discusses the opportunity for the mortgage industry to transition from paper-based to electronic processes ("E"). It outlines how the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act and other laws have established a legal framework for electronic records and signatures. The document then provides examples of how electronic mortgages, e-recordings, and e-servicing could streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve efficiency compared to traditional paper-based methods. It emphasizes the importance of change management strategies like executive sponsorship, cross-functional teams, and developing a roadmap when implementing new electronic systems and processes.
The document discusses electronic invoicing in Europe, with a focus on Finland. It provides background on Sarianne Reinikkala's company Fincontainers Oy Ltd, which has been piloting electronic invoicing since 1999. The document compares the old paper invoice process to the new streamlined e-invoice process. It discusses challenges faced by small-to-medium enterprises in adopting e-invoicing in Finland in the early 2000s. The conclusion offers recommendations to help further adoption of e-invoicing standards and make the transition easier for SMEs.
This document provides an overview of Newgen Software, including that it has over 800 installations across 40 countries, solutions for various industries, and over 1,100 employees. It also summarizes one of the largest ECM implementations at a leading insurance firm, which involved deploying an enterprise-wide ECM system across over 2,000 branches to enable anytime customer service, reduce processing times and costs, and ensure disaster recovery.
E-Signature Webcast for Financial Services Legal Counsel (Slides)eSignLive by VASCO
Slides from the October 20, 2011 Silanis Webcast "E-Signature Webcast for Financial Services Legal Counsel"
http://www.silanis.com/resource-center/webcasts/2011/e-signature-webcast-for-financial-services-legal-counsel.html
The document discusses several e-governance projects and systems implemented by the government:
1) Rights to Information Framework (RTI) which aims to improve transparency and accountability in public grievance redressal.
2) Paperless Office Suite (FTS/DMS) which automates government functions and processes to increase efficiency and productivity.
3) iCIVIC which computerizes local governance bodies to provide services quickly, collect revenue faster, and reduce operational costs.
1) Uganda has reformed its business registration process through the establishment of a One Stop Shop (OSS) platform that allows investors to register their business, register for taxes, and obtain necessary licenses in one location.
2) Previously, business registration involved numerous procedures, locations, and long delays. The reforms simplified the process, reduced costs and time, and enabled electronic collaboration between registration and licensing agencies.
3) Through the OSS platform, over 200 companies can now be registered per week, taxes are more efficiently collected, and data is shared to promote economic development. However, challenges remain regarding change management, legal reforms, and full integration of electronic systems.
Dutch Cadastre, UNECE/WPLA Conference, Frank Tierolff LLMLandRegistry
Dutch Cadastre, UNECE/WPLA Conference, Frank Tierolff LLM
Director of Land Registration and Land Consolidation
Cadastre, National Land Registry and Mapping Agency
The document summarizes business support and benefits provided by 2plan to financial advisers, including:
1) Provision of hardware, software, and training to support the adviser's business.
2) Regulatory and compliance support from a team of specialists.
3) A unique electronic process for submitting business and accessing client information and policies online.
4) Additional support through a members forum, business stationery, and inclusion of fees like FSA and PII.
Slovenia - AJPES Digitisation a more transparent non possessory lien rights r...Corporate Registers Forum
The CRF Innovation Awards celebrate the spirit of innovation and honours CRF jurisdictions which have successfully put in place world-class initiatives, as well as those which have creatively implemented customised solutions, to make a real difference to their stakeholders. There are two categories of awards: CRF Innovation Award (Excellence) and CRF Innovation Award (Commendation).
The Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK) is a large state-owned IT organization in Estonia that provides innovative IT solutions for the government. One of RIK's main projects is the e-Notary system, which helps notaries with their work by enabling electronic communication between notaries and the state. The e-Notary system allows notaries to securely access national registers, compile contracts, register procedures and invoices, and submit entries to government registers from their offices.
Interoperability is a business managers issueFriso de Jong
Friso de Jong discusses interoperability as it relates to electronic invoicing from a business perspective. He argues that interoperability is often confused with standardization, but can be achieved through various legal, functional, technical, and marketing instruments tailored to different customer subsets. Interoperability opens opportunities for electronic invoicing to optimize processes and costs, while standardization alone does not address business managers' needs to differentiate offerings.
GCS was established in 1995 and has since grown to enable both financial and non-financial transactions through various platforms and services. Their vision is to make transactions simple, affordable and accessible to all. Over the past 17 years they have engaged experts and gained experience working in countries like South Africa, Kenya and India. As of January 2013, GCS has 140 employees, 70 professionals, and 9 expatriates working towards their goal of 390 employees. Their focus is on building platforms like a single window service platform, mobile financial services platform, and mobile value added services to provide products like savings, payments, remittances, bill payments, and more through various channels.
This document provides information about Malabon City, Philippines. It discusses the population, location, barangays, city hall, festivals, and former mayors of Malabon. It also provides brief summaries of the city's history, departments and their heads, health services, protective services, and highlights of accomplishments in education and health from 2015. Malabon has a population of 365,525 according to the 2015 census and is located just north of Manila within Metro Manila. It has 21 barangays and its newly constructed city hall is located in Barangay San Agustin.
Building a One Stop Shop for Exceptional Constituent ServiceSalesforce.org
Do your students, faculty and staff suffer from the walk-around where they don’t know where and how to get answers to their questions? In this session, UC Berkeley and UC San Diego discuss how they created a “one-stop shop” for their constituents to ask questions, get help, and find all of the answers they need. UC Berkeley will discuss how they created a center of excellence where students can get the help they need and find answers to questions both online and in a single physical office. UC San Diego will address their implementation approach and strategy of its customer service web portal to campus faculty and staff to present campus employees with a single, centralized portal to ask questions, report issues, and request services that resulted in an increase in self-service, work performance improvements, and strategic and prioritized campus relationship management.
E-governance in the Philippines refers to the use of information and communication technologies by government agencies to transform relationships with citizens, businesses, and other government entities to improve service delivery. In 2007, the Philippines was ranked 17th among 191 countries in terms of quality of government websites and use of ICT tools, and 4th in Asia in terms of e-government readiness. The Philippines was also ranked 15th globally on an e-participation index measuring how well government websites promote participatory decision-making.
This presentation aims to keep the student abreast with the current issues on Ethical Behavior concerning public servants, as a result, they will appreciate laws and implemented techniques by the government in reducing and or eliminating corrupt practices.
By providing students with relevant topics on issues on Ethical behavior particularly graft & corruption practices in government, I am expecting that they will be more willing to enjoin government in providing quality services to the people whom they served.
This remains a property of my online resources.
22. supporting business registration reform through technology mr. dobromirCorporate Registers Forum
This document discusses supporting business registration reform through technology. It covers how ICT can contribute to more effective business registries, the World Bank Group's experience with registry automation projects, and considerations for implementing registry systems. The document provides an overview of the CIC's Task Manager's Toolkit, which provides guidance on requirements, infrastructure, components, and designing sustainable IT solutions for business registry systems. It also presents a model ICT roadmap for business registry projects.
Dr.ª Isabel da Rosa, diretora do Gabinete de Sistemas de Informação do InCI, “The case of eProcurement in Portugal” - E-procurement – new changes and opportunities"
organised by the European Economic and Social Committee
on Thursday, 13 September 2012
E To The Rescue: Opportunity in Mortgage Servicing and Loss MitigationCDB Consultancy LLC
The document discusses the opportunity for the mortgage industry to transition from paper-based to electronic processes ("E"). It outlines how the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act and other laws have established a legal framework for electronic records and signatures. The document then provides examples of how electronic mortgages, e-recordings, and e-servicing could streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve efficiency compared to traditional paper-based methods. It emphasizes the importance of change management strategies like executive sponsorship, cross-functional teams, and developing a roadmap when implementing new electronic systems and processes.
The document discusses electronic invoicing in Europe, with a focus on Finland. It provides background on Sarianne Reinikkala's company Fincontainers Oy Ltd, which has been piloting electronic invoicing since 1999. The document compares the old paper invoice process to the new streamlined e-invoice process. It discusses challenges faced by small-to-medium enterprises in adopting e-invoicing in Finland in the early 2000s. The conclusion offers recommendations to help further adoption of e-invoicing standards and make the transition easier for SMEs.
This document provides an overview of Newgen Software, including that it has over 800 installations across 40 countries, solutions for various industries, and over 1,100 employees. It also summarizes one of the largest ECM implementations at a leading insurance firm, which involved deploying an enterprise-wide ECM system across over 2,000 branches to enable anytime customer service, reduce processing times and costs, and ensure disaster recovery.
E-Signature Webcast for Financial Services Legal Counsel (Slides)eSignLive by VASCO
Slides from the October 20, 2011 Silanis Webcast "E-Signature Webcast for Financial Services Legal Counsel"
http://www.silanis.com/resource-center/webcasts/2011/e-signature-webcast-for-financial-services-legal-counsel.html
The document discusses several e-governance projects and systems implemented by the government:
1) Rights to Information Framework (RTI) which aims to improve transparency and accountability in public grievance redressal.
2) Paperless Office Suite (FTS/DMS) which automates government functions and processes to increase efficiency and productivity.
3) iCIVIC which computerizes local governance bodies to provide services quickly, collect revenue faster, and reduce operational costs.
1) Uganda has reformed its business registration process through the establishment of a One Stop Shop (OSS) platform that allows investors to register their business, register for taxes, and obtain necessary licenses in one location.
2) Previously, business registration involved numerous procedures, locations, and long delays. The reforms simplified the process, reduced costs and time, and enabled electronic collaboration between registration and licensing agencies.
3) Through the OSS platform, over 200 companies can now be registered per week, taxes are more efficiently collected, and data is shared to promote economic development. However, challenges remain regarding change management, legal reforms, and full integration of electronic systems.
Dutch Cadastre, UNECE/WPLA Conference, Frank Tierolff LLMLandRegistry
Dutch Cadastre, UNECE/WPLA Conference, Frank Tierolff LLM
Director of Land Registration and Land Consolidation
Cadastre, National Land Registry and Mapping Agency
The document summarizes business support and benefits provided by 2plan to financial advisers, including:
1) Provision of hardware, software, and training to support the adviser's business.
2) Regulatory and compliance support from a team of specialists.
3) A unique electronic process for submitting business and accessing client information and policies online.
4) Additional support through a members forum, business stationery, and inclusion of fees like FSA and PII.
Slovenia - AJPES Digitisation a more transparent non possessory lien rights r...Corporate Registers Forum
The CRF Innovation Awards celebrate the spirit of innovation and honours CRF jurisdictions which have successfully put in place world-class initiatives, as well as those which have creatively implemented customised solutions, to make a real difference to their stakeholders. There are two categories of awards: CRF Innovation Award (Excellence) and CRF Innovation Award (Commendation).
The Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK) is a large state-owned IT organization in Estonia that provides innovative IT solutions for the government. One of RIK's main projects is the e-Notary system, which helps notaries with their work by enabling electronic communication between notaries and the state. The e-Notary system allows notaries to securely access national registers, compile contracts, register procedures and invoices, and submit entries to government registers from their offices.
Interoperability is a business managers issueFriso de Jong
Friso de Jong discusses interoperability as it relates to electronic invoicing from a business perspective. He argues that interoperability is often confused with standardization, but can be achieved through various legal, functional, technical, and marketing instruments tailored to different customer subsets. Interoperability opens opportunities for electronic invoicing to optimize processes and costs, while standardization alone does not address business managers' needs to differentiate offerings.
GCS was established in 1995 and has since grown to enable both financial and non-financial transactions through various platforms and services. Their vision is to make transactions simple, affordable and accessible to all. Over the past 17 years they have engaged experts and gained experience working in countries like South Africa, Kenya and India. As of January 2013, GCS has 140 employees, 70 professionals, and 9 expatriates working towards their goal of 390 employees. Their focus is on building platforms like a single window service platform, mobile financial services platform, and mobile value added services to provide products like savings, payments, remittances, bill payments, and more through various channels.
The document summarizes Mauritius' best practices in facilitating business registration and operations. Key changes introduced in 2006 include legislation streamlining the registration process, launching an online central business registration system (CBRIS), and adopting scanning technology. These measures reduced registration times from half a day to half an hour, allowed online applications and payments, and enabled electronic document filing and retrieval. As a result, the number of registered businesses in Mauritius increased significantly between 2005 and 2013.
The document discusses the Australian Business Names Register, which consolidated eight state and territory registers into a single online national register. It summarizes the key features of the new register, including that it is 100% online, has over 1.8 million business names registered, and aims to be customer-centric, simple, and add value to the Australian economy. The document also outlines the registry transformation journey from 2009 to the present, with future plans to replace legacy systems and move other registers to the new online platform.
During the Smart Cities project Intercommunale Leiedal has been working on personalized online information, in close cooperation with the city of Kortrijk. Web services and an underlying contact database make it possible citizens get personalised information and services from local government. This should create more transparency and better services, and should provide more comfort for citizens, while local government gains insight in the demands and interests of citizens.
This document discusses ANZDL's e-commerce initiative and their A-commerce system. It provides an overview of ANZDL's current e-commerce capabilities including electronic data interchange, online rate requests, cargo tracing, and their website. It also outlines their customer relationship management system and describes future plans to further develop online booking, document delivery, and customer customization capabilities. The document encourages customer feedback on how ANZDL can improve their e-commerce services.
Challenges of Developing Information and Communication SystemsRisto Hinno
This document discusses the development of Estonia's e-Tax Board/e-Customs system, which provides tax and customs services online. It offers over 30 services for individuals and over 50 for legal entities securely. The system allows taxpayers to file returns electronically, see calculations and refund status online, and manages about 95% of tax processes digitally. The document outlines some challenges in developing information systems, like automating routine work and reducing administrative burdens. It provides examples of supportive systems used and future plans to expand mobile access and improve pre-notification of taxpayers.
Presentation held by Ms. Rozalija Vasilevska as a part of the Public Private Partnership Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
The document discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR) and provides guidance on what CSR is, why it is important, who should practice it, and how to implement it. Specifically, it defines CSR as responsible business practices that contribute to sustainable development. It argues that CSR benefits companies through increased competitiveness, customer loyalty, and long-term profits. Additionally, the document asserts that CSR should be practiced by all companies regardless of size. It advises consulting stakeholders and experts to integrate CSR into core business operations in a way that can be effectively monitored and measured.
Presentation held by Mr. Vladimir Ristevski as a part of the WINS ICT Call7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Mr. Vladimir Ristevski as a part of the WINS ICT Call 7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms. Violeta Atanasovska- Ministry of education and science as a part of the WINS ICT Call7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Mr. Maciej Muzalewski-VECTOR Company as a part of the WINS ICT Call7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms. Anita Nikova-as a part of the WINS ICT Call7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms. Anita Grozdanov- Faculty of Technology and metallutrgy as a part of the WINS ICT Call7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Mr. Zvonko Obradovic as a part of the Specific e-Government solutions for better business environment Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Mr. Zoran Aleksov as a part of the Specific e-Government solutions for better business environment Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms. Elena Stamatovska as a part of the Specific e-Government solutions for better business environment Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Vision of registry infrastructure for progressive societiesMASIT MACEDONIA
This document discusses the vision for developing progressive registry infrastructure. It outlines key components including starting a business, maintaining operations, and closing a business. The infrastructure should evolve from basic registry to interoperability and value-added services. The layers include pan-European, national, and local functions. Key components are e-filing, e-documents, e-payment, and business process management. Developing this infrastructure supports measuring the business environment and providing necessary information.
Presentation held by Mr. Andon Rumenov as a part of the Specific e-Government solutions for better business environment Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms. Vjolca Cavolli as a part of the ICT the enabler for business development in the region Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms. Valentina Nushkova as a part of the ICT - the enabler for business development in the region Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
The document discusses the development of an export promotion strategy for Macedonia's software and IT services industry. It describes how MASIT led the creation of a working group with government and educational institutions to develop the strategy over several workshops from 2008-2010. While waiting to be adopted as an official government strategy, MASIT has begun implementing aspects of the operational plan with support from GTZ. The strategy aims to increase coordination, communication, and information sharing between industry and government to better promote the country's software exports.
Presentation held by Mr. Dritan Mezini as a part of the ICT - the enabler for business development in the region Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Prof. Oliver Iliev as a part of the - Cooperation between academia and ICT businesses Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Ms.Hristina Dzambazoska as a part of the - Cooperation between academia and ICT businesses Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
Presentation held by Mr.Goce Bogatinov and Mr. Jordan Tikvesanski as a part of the - Cooperation between academia and ICT businesses Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010
1. ONE STOP SHOP Creating
better
PHASE 2 business
environment
for
Macedonia
Dejan Damjanovic
M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r,
REAKTIV
Ohrid , 15.10.2010
2. AGENDA
Key facts
Goals
Step by step...OSS2
Results
Project Scope
Stakeholders
Project Components
Status and timeline
www.onestopshop.mk
3. KEY FACTS
PROJECT PROJECT LEADERS
•One Stop Shop •Government of
Phase 2 Republic of
•World Bank Business Macedonia- Ministry
Environment Reform of Economy and
and Institutional Central Registry of
Strengthening Project Macedonia
(BERIS)
4. GOALS
Better business environment
More efficient electronic registration,
management and closing of business
Improved transparency and
efficiency of bankruptcy procedures
Protection of the business
community of doing business with
disqualified managers and founders
Better e- infrastructure, improved
interoperability
www.onestopshop.mk
5. STEP BY STEP...OSS 2
2010
•Fully integrated electronic
registration of companies, pledge,
leasing
2007 - 2009 •Electronic recording of bankruptcy
procedures
•Reducing the registration procedure •Registry of disqualified managers
to 4 hours and founders
•Opening of an office of the
2006 Employment Agency
•E- filling of annual accounts
•Transfer of the registration •Introduction of a general business
procedure from the courts clause
•Conversion of all paper registration •Electronic distribution of data to the
files in digital records public
•Establishment of a unique
centralized Registry
•Registration procedure reduced
from 48 to 3 days
•Connecting with Tax Office, Banks
and Statistics Bureau
www.onestopshop.mk
6. RESULTS
Online
Fast, efficient
registration
and
and E- payment
inexpensive
electronic
registration
documents
Excluding Efficient and Protection of
disqualified transparent the business
entities bankruptcies community
Improved
Inter- macro-
Quality data
operability economic
planning
Fast, efficient
Protection of Better
and
the business business
inexpensive
community environment
registration
www.onestopshop.mk
7. STAKEHOLDERS
Government of
Management and Republic of
coordination Macedonia
Ministry of
Economy
Consultants
Implementation Central Registry ERS
IRIS
RE-AKTIV
Cooperation EARM HF HF KIBS Courts PRO
www.onestopshop.mk
8. PROJECT SCOPE
One Stop Shop Phase 2
Component 1 Component 2 Component 3
One Stop Shop of Electronic system
Registry of Electronic Electronic
E- registration of first employment for managing
Disqualified registration of registration of
legal entities in EARM, HF and bankruptcy
Entities pledge leasing
PF procedures
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9. OSS 2 COMPONENT:
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION OF LEG AL ENTITIES
APPLICANTS
(foreign and domestic individuals and legal entities)
Preparation of digital E-Filling of
Digital signing E- payment of fees E- submissions
attachments М1/М2/ZО1
CENTRAL REGISTRY
Translation
Receive and Check in the Digital certificates Dispatch of data
Macedonian/ Approval
review “black list” and documents to institutions
English
EARM, HF, PF
Receiving, processing and recording Notification to applicants via CRRM
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10. OSS 2 COMPONENT:
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION OF PLEDGE AND LEASING
PUBLIC NOTARIES, LEASING COMPANIES AND DEBT
COLLECTORS
Electronic Preparation of Input of digital Electronic
Electronic
checks of digital notary enforcement Digital signing payment of
submissions
pledge contracts proceedings fees
CENTRAL REGISTGRY
Issuing of digital certificates
Receiving and reviewing Approval process
and documents
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11. OSS 2 COMPONENT:
ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT OF BANKRUPTCY
PROCEDURES
BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEES
Creating Data about the Notifications
List of bodies Data from Documentation
bankruptcy bankruptcy Creditors for hearings
and votes court sessions and proof
case estate and sessions
CENTRAL REGISTRY and MINISTRY OF ECONOMY
Supervision of the bankruptcy
Publishing of the data on the internet Statistics and reports
procedures
CREDITORS AND THE PUBLIC
Full transparency of the process
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12. OSS 2 COMPONENT:
R E G I S T RY O F D I S Q UA L I F I E D M A N AG E R S A N D FO U N D E R S
- Blocked accounts Registry of
Identification of disqualified disqualified
- Misdemeanor sanctions managers and founders
- Criminal sanctions managers and
founders
Courts Central
and banks Registry
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13. STATUS AND TIMELINE
December 2010
August 2010 е-Registration of
Registry of Disqualified companies, pledges
Entities (court measures) and leasing
November 2010
е- Registration of legal
entities
Registry of Disqualified
Entities (blocked bank
accounts)
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