External information sources and services are a component of the European Interoperability Framework its Conceptual model for integrated public services provision.
Public administrations need to exploit services delivered outside their organisational boundaries by third parties, such as payment services provided by financial institutions or connectivity services provided by telecommunications providers. They need also to exploit external information sources such as open data and data from international organisations, chambers of commerce, etc. Moreover, useful data can be collected through the Internet of Things (e.g. sensors) and social web applications.
There is a recommendation regarding external information sources and services:
Source: European Interoperability Framework - Promoting seamless services and data flows for European public administrations, COM(2017)134, 23 March 2017, url (Available in the languages of the EU Member States)
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- Application Mediation Enablers
- Application Presentation and Access Enablers
- Application Security Enablers
- Application Test Enablers
- Application Workflow Enablers
- Conceptual model for integrated public services provision
- #eif45 - Use external information sources and services while developing European public services
- Enabler grouping
- European Interoperability Framework
- Infrastructure Data Source Enablers
- Infrastructure Discovery Enablers
- Infrastructure Financial Transaction Enablers
- Infrastructure Privacy Enablers
- Infrastructure Security Enablers
- Infrastructure Technology Governance Enablers
- Infrastructure Translation Enablers
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