Forum Standaardisatie

@forumstandaardisatie.nl

The Netherlands Standardisation Forum contributes to e-government goals. Goals like further improvement of government services and reducing the administrative burden by automating the flow of information between the government and citizens and enterprises. This leads to lower expenditure, improved efficiency and better services for citizens, businesses and public service providers through smart ICT solutions. The use of open standards to support interoperabilitiy, (re) use of data and lower dependency on specific suppliers, is the leading Dutch policy. The Standardisation Forum supports the Dutch government in the development, use and establishment of open standards for electronic information exchange. In this way it promotes interoperability within the Dutch government system itself, but also in the relations between government agencies on one hand and citizens and enterprises on the other. The second goal of the Standardisation Forum is to prevent vendor lock-in and reduce costs in government spending on ICT.

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Chathams Blue

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211, 69, 27

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246, 212, 177

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Chathams Blue

22, 66, 115

212, 68, 27

81, 43, 0, 55

About Forum Standaardisatie

Forum Standaardisatie is a brand that focuses on promoting and implementing open standards in the public sector. They offer a wide range of products and services aimed at improving data exchange, efficiency, and security for government websites, email systems, and other digital platforms. By adhering to these open standards, organizations in the public sector can ensure that their websites and systems are both secure and accessible.

Forum Standaardisatie conducts ongoing research and monitoring to guide their recommendations to the government and bring networks together to develop solutions for societal issues. Their work involves advising on relevant standards, organizing meetings, and providing support and guidance to promote the use of open standards. Through their efforts, they enable stronger collaboration and help organizations in the public sector navigate the ever-changing digital landscape effectively