The single market in Europe has made quite some progress since its start in 1992. However several barriers to achieve true unity in public service delivery still exit. E-SENS will address these barriers in order to improve interoperability in Europe, as well as increase mobility and competitiveness. In particular E-SENS is expected to:
• develop a common infrastructure for interoperable public services;
• enable higher interoperability between public administrations all over Europe;
• provide the foundation for the platform of e-Government “core services”;
• support the creation of the European digital single market.
Source: http://www.esens.eu/home.html
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