Digital Transformation in Central, Regional and Municipal Councils — IUTICAP and IUTICCM 2017

Information referring to the year 2017 relating to: Table 1. Public administration bodies which have drawn up an annual ICT operational and/or investment plan Table 2. Public Administration Bodies whose digital information systems share information with systems of other Public Administration Bodies Table 3. Public administration bodies that have acquired cloud computing services and use data center services provided by other Public Administration Bodies Table 4. Public Administration bodies that have acquired cloud computing services and which provide services used in the same way by other Public Administration Bodies Table 5. Public Administration Bodies using the Public Administration Interoperability Platform (iAP) Table 6. Public administration bodies intending to implement interoperability of documentary management with other Public Administration Bodies Table 7. Public administration bodies that implemented the National Regulation on Digital Interoperability (RNID) and bodies that expressed difficulties in its application, by type of difficulty Table 8. Public administration bodies that have defined a strategy for information security Table 9. Public Administration bodies that have defined a strategy for information security, by level of agreement with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Table 10. Public Administration bodies providing virtual workstations incorporating the concept of Bring Your Own Device (BOYD) Table 11. Public administration bodies providing mobile and/or home forms of work Table 12. Public administration bodies providing electronic identification means or services, by type of functionality Table 13. Public Administration bodies that make available and/or use information for public access through the portal Data.gov.pt Table 14. Public administration bodies providing tools to facilitate citizens’ participation in public decision-making processes Table 15. Public Administration bodies that provide non-face-to-face service processes Table 16. Public Administration bodies that integrate the user experience in non-personal service processes, by type of integrated component Table 17. Public Administration bodies that make mobile applications available to the user Table 18. Public Administration Bodies Using Common Communications Networks Table 19. Public Administration Bodies that have developed open source solutions that can be reused and shared with other Public Administration Bodies Table 20. Public administration bodies indicating a high degree of need to strengthen ICT skills by type of skills