For many public sector organisations, providing citizen services quickly while embracing emerging technologies is difficult. Shifting legislative priorities, budget constraints, and legacy system maintenance mean constant pressure on resources. At the same time, constituents expect a customer experience with the government that is comparable to their experiences with top consumer brands.
To meet these and other challenges, it’s clear that the future of government is digital. These digital public services heavily rely on automated processes. To codify workflows, reduce technical debt, and innovate faster, powerful tools are needed. But which tools do you choose and how do you avoid vendor lock-in and keep your options open during the procurement process?
Dirk Deridder, Director IT Infrastructure, Operations, Services & Support at Smals, will kick the conversation off by sharing their vision on Open Source and why Smals considers it to be a strategic asset and an inspiration for their own community.
Join CIONET and Red Hat for a roundtable discussion on how open source technologies are shaping the future of digital public services. We'll explore how governments can leverage open source to realise their ambitions. Discover how open source is empowering the public sector to deliver better, more cost-effective services for citizens.
Short introduction by every participant.
Located on the 12th floor of the Living Tomorrow Innovation Campus, SAPOR offers beautiful views of Brussels alongside a menu crafted by renowned chef Marc Clement. With a focus on seasonal ingredients and local products, SAPOR has earned a Gault & Millau rating of 13/20. Parking is available for those joining us at this round table.