Diseño de un ecosistema de interoperabilidad en la Provincia de Río Negro

Abstract

The complexity of the State and the diversity of IT systems in Public Administration, characterized by the existence of information silos, have motivated the creation of frameworks to resolve interoperability problems. These problems could hinder government processes at the local, national, or international levels, impeding the generation of public value by hindering the fluidity of information circulation and access. Interoperability refers to the ability of IT systems from different organizations or platforms to share and use information effectively and securely. The objective is to promote the flow of information between various government areas, organizations, and jurisdictions, establish standards for the use of stable and well-supported products, provide support for compliance with these standards, and develop a long-term strategy. This project aims to lay the groundwork for the production deployment of the Río Negro Interoperability Ecosystem (EDIR) to drive digital transformation, analyzing the different aspects of interoperability through the implementation of a Proof of Concept (POC).