Enhancing European Interoperability Frameworks to Leverage Mobile Cross-Border Services in Europe

Corici, Andreea Ancuta; Podgorelec, Blaž; Zefferer, Thomas; Hühnlein, Detlef; Cucurull, Jordi; Graux, Hans; Dedovic, Stefan; Romanov, Bogdan; Schmidt, Carsten; Krimmer, Robert

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“…2 Single digital gateway regulation (SDGR), that aims, inter alia, to enable 21 digital public services to users irrespective of their national residency as of December 2023 (Corici et al, 2022).…”

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Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

Dedovic,

Homburg

2024

IJEG

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The success of the European single market and advancements in digital technologies have increased the focus on cross-border digital public services. To date, most academic research on digital public services has been concentrated on national and local levels, with research on cross-border digital public services being scattered across various academic disciplines. In this paper, we provide a systematic literature review on cross-border digital public services. We conclude that current research on cross-border digital public services describes the symptoms of faltering coordination at the level of European policy making organisational change challenges and limited maturity with low levels of interoperability between public administrations in the EU. However, cross-border digital public services literature is undertheorised, and we suggest using multi-level governance theories, theories of organisational change, interoperability studies, and service development literature to guide future research into cross-border digital public services, through which European citizens and businesses can experience the impact of European integration policies. Cross-border digital public services in the European Union

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Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

Dedovic,

Homburg

2024

IJEG

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“…E-government services are gradually being further developed and extended to improve offered services and keep up with technological progress, changing policy environments, and new user habits [35]. Current trends in the e-government domain include a growing relevance of cross-border services within Europe and a shift towards mobile technologies and end-user devices [6].…”

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A Security-Evaluation Framework for Mobile Cross-Border e-Government Solutions

Zefferer,

Prunster,

Kollmann

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 24th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research

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Security evaluation is crucial for any security-critical system. In this context, a system can mean technical systems, organizations, or any other entity with certain security requirements. The major challenge in doing risk analysis is the trade-off between completeness and complexity. When done on a more abstract level, certain risks are potentially overlooked. When done on a very detailed level, risk analyses quickly become complex and exceed available resources. To tackle this challenge, various norms and standards propose different security evaluation methodologies. These methodologies vary depending on their target scope. Also, these standards typically remain on a rather abstract level to ensure broad applicability to different systems. In practice, this often complicates the application of these standards to concrete technical systems. In this paper, we tackle this issue by proposing a customized security-evaluation framework tailored to the special characteristics of cross-border e-government services. The proposed framework does not re-invent the wheel but combines aspects and approaches of established norms and standards to cherry-pick from each standard those aspects most beneficial for the given context. We evaluated the proposed framework by applying it to a set of software building blocks, which have been developed in the Horizon-2020 project mGov4EU and leverage mobile cross-border e-government services in Europe. The conducted evaluation shows that the proposed framework facilitates the practical application of security evaluations in the targeted domain and supports evaluators in handling the trade-off between completeness and complexity.CCS Concepts: • Security and privacy → Domain-specific security and privacy architectures; • Information systems → Information systems applications.

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A more inclusive Europe through personal data sovereignty in cross-border digital public services

Da Silva Carvalho,

Jabbarpour,

Temple

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance

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Enhancing European Interoperability Frameworks to Leverage Mobile Cross-Border Services in Europe

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Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

A Security-Evaluation Framework for Mobile Cross-Border e-Government Solutions

A more inclusive Europe through personal data sovereignty in cross-border digital public services

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