Vlákno názorů k článku Európsky parlament sa postavil za open source od stevo - Vdaka za mnozstvo uzitocnych informacii uvedenych v clanku....
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stevo (neregistrovaný)Vdaka za mnozstvo uzitocnych informacii uvedenych v clanku. Nie som odbornik na oblast open source, ale myslim si, ze su v clanku nepresne uvedene udalosti, ktore predchadzali "povinnym" otvorenym standardom a open source v EU.
V juni 2002 bol podla dostupnych informacii na summite EU v Seville prijaty dokument eEurope Action Plan 2005, ktory pozaduje vytvorenie ramca interoperability a ktory ma byt zalozeny na otvorenych standardoch a povzbudzovat k vyuzivaniu open source softwaru.
Na eEurope Action Plan 2005 sa odvolava aj European Interoperability Framework 1.0 (EIF 1.0), ktory bol schvaleny v oktobri 2004. Ako som uviedol uz vyssie v diskusii, EIF odporuca v informacnych systemoch uprednostnovat riesenia zalozene na open source pred proprietarnymi pri zvazovani vhodneho softwaru.
Myslim si preto, ze by v clanku malo byt uvedene, ze sa dianie okolo "povinneho" open source zacalo v roku 2002, ak nie skor. (Starsie dokumentu som uz neskumal.)
European Interoperability Framework
http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/en/document/3473#finalEIF
http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/en/document/ 2319/5644
"In June 2002, European heads of state adopted the eEurope Action Plan 2005 at the Seville summit. It calls on the European Commission “to issue an agreed interoperability framework to support the delivery of pan-European eGovernment services to citizens and enterprises”. This
framework would address information content and recommend technical policies and specifications to help connect public administration information systems across the EU. The Action Plan also stipulated that the Framework would “be based on open standards and encourage the use of open source software”"
eEurope Action Plan 2005 z juna 2002:
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/eeurope/2002/news_library/documents/eeurope2005/eeurope2005_en.pdf
"Interoperability. By end 2003, the Commission will issue an agreed interoperability framework to support the delivery of pan-European e-government services to citizens and enterprises. It will address information content and recommend technical policies and specifications for joining up public administration information systems across the EU. It will be based on open standards and encourage the use of open source software." -
Peter FodrekZlatý podporovatelja som musel urobit niekde ciaru a tak som ju urobil na udalosti, ktore motivovala k masovych prechodom -
stevo (neregistrovaný)Dakujem Vam za reakciu. Z oblasti otvorenych standardov a open source v EU zatial poznam hlavne citovane dokumenty a celu tuto problematiku okrajovo sledujem len priblizne posledne 3 roky. Mam preto len malo informacii o historickom vyvoji, okrem tych, ktore som nasiel v citovanych dokumentoch.
V kazdom pripade Vam dakujem za to, ze ste si s takym rozsiahlym clankom dal pracu. Nasiel som tam viacere pre mna nove informacie, ktore v sucasnosti dost potrebujem.
