A new release of the Interoperability Test Bed software is now available.

The European Commission's Methodologies Office at DG-DIGIT and the EU Academy continue their collaboration for the dissemination of the official PM² Methodologies through free e-learning courses accessible to all.

On 13 February 2024, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine took the decision to open the source code of the Diia service.

A new milestone release (1.6.0) is now available for the Test Bed's RDF, XML, JSON and CSV validators.

In a move to enhance transparency and promote an open government, the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations has released the second part of DigiD’s app Source Code.

A new release of the Interoperability Test Bed software is now available.

The Test Bed team has published a new guide with design guidelines for governance interoperability and tips to cover governance aspects as part a project’s conformance testing.

We’re pleased to announce that all past and present pilots of the Big Data Test Infrastructure (BDTI) are now available in one convenient location on our website.

The Danish Government is embarking on a new initiative to explore the use of open source software in public administration.

The "Digital Infrastructure for Humanitarian Assistance" project was officially launched at the German Embassy in Bucharest, bolstered by a €1.35 million commitment from Germany's Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Open source programme offices (OSPOs) in public services from across the European Union are meeting regularly, aiming to align their approach on open source best practices.

Source texts and excerpts of recent files which have given a definition of free and open source software