2010

Evaluation of the 2004 Action Plan for Electronic Public Procurement - Out. 2010  805.6 kB

Documento lançado pela Comissão Europeia em conjunto com um livro verde sobre eProcurement , que vai estar no centro de uma consulta pública sobre o assunto, e faz um balanço da adopção das compras públicas electrónicas desde 2004.

Guideline on public procurement of Open Source Software - Jun. 2010  525.6 kB

European governments are increasingly considering the use of Open Source Software (also known as Free Software or Libre Software, or FLOSS1) as a means of reducing costs, increasing transparency and sustainability. A number of debates have taken place on the costs and benefits of open source software, and much discussion and interest has been expressed from the perspective of information technologists.

The eProcurement Map: A map of activities having an impact on the development of European interoperable eProcurement solutions - Jun. 2010  932.0 kB

Terceira edição do «eProurement Map», uma iniciativa que visa congregar os diversos projectos e comunidades relacionados com esta área na Europa.

Summary of responses to the Public Consultation on the Final Report of the Expert Group on E-Invoicing - Mai. 2010  70.3 kB

The Expert Group on e-Invoicing was set up by Commission Decision 2007/717/EC of 31 October 2007. The group was mandated to propose a European e-Invoicing Framework supporting the provision of e-Invoicing services in an open and interoperable manner across Europe.

Guideline on public procurement of Open Source Software - Mar. 2010  474.1 kB

Este documento apresenta um conjunto de conselhos para as administrações públicas interessadas em adquirir souluções open source.

Collaborative Procurement - Why It Matters: "Comming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, working together is success." - 2010  2.6 MB

This piece talks about what the British Government needs to do next if it is to collaborate successfully. Procurement has to demonstrate that it is able to influence 100 % of its organisation's spend. If it can't then there is little chance of procurement being seen as relevant in the future or of it being able to drive value from over £200 billion [approx. €228 billion] worth of third party spend.