Digital Forum 25 April: A full day with a focus on Sweden’s digital infrastructure
At the Digital Forum on 25 April, participants will get an insight into several important and topical topics related to Sweden’s digital infrastructure, Ena. During the day, speakers from both the private and the public sector will share their experience and knowledge in the field.
A new tool to calculate benefits and costs in Ena One of the highlights of the day is the presentation of a new tool that helps to calculate benefits and costs within ENA. This tool will be valuable for all those involved in the development of Sweden’s digital infrastructure, as it allows for more informed investment and resource allocation decisions.
The DIGITAL EU funding programme will also take stock of the DIGITAL EU funding programme, which aims to strengthen digitalisation within the EU. The programme focuses on increasing competitiveness and innovation in the digital economy, as well as improving digital skills and accessibility of digital services.
The DOS Act and the consequences of trying to escape the accessibility requirements. Another important part of the programme is a discussion of the Digital Public Service (DOS) Act and the consequences of trying to escape the accessibility requirements. Participants will have an insight into the impact of the law on public organisations and their digital services, as well as the challenges and opportunities to ensure that these services are accessible to all.
Evidence and procedures under the Single Digital Gateway will finally include a presentation on the evidence and procedures of the Single Digital Gateway (SDG), an EU initiative aimed at making it easier for citizens and businesses to access information, services and rights across borders within the EU. This topic will provide participants with an understanding of how the SDG works, and how it affects Swedish organisations and authorities.
The Digital Forum on 25 April pledges an exciting and learning day for everyone interested in deepening Sweden’s digital infrastructure. With a focus on tools, laws, funding opportunities and cooperation within the EU, participants will leave the Forum with a better understanding of how Sweden can continue to be a leading player in the digital economy.
© Armin Rimoldi
