Digitization, innovation, and security are the key points of the Italian PNRR (Plan for National Recovery and Resilience), the goal of which is to transform Italy into a modern country, with a more competitive productive sector and public administration that is simple and up-to-date with innovations in IT. This is to be accomplished through the promotion of a true digital transition, with the adoption of new technologies and major investments not only in infrastructure, but also in digital skills.
As a matter of fact, public administration digitalization also means redefining procedures, roles, and services in a digital context in order to improve the delivery of services to residents, with a focus on:
The digitalization of processes and services makes it possible to transform the Public Admin into the best ally to users by offering high-performance and innovative online services.
The process of digital innovation in public administration, through the implementation of new architectures, cloud computing, interoperability, and open data, aims to promote the “digital life” of residents by delivering efficient and fast public services based on the “once only” principle.
Every day, Almaviva works alongside public administration for the Country’s digital transformation, providing it with tools and services that can genuinely improve the lives of residents. Because innovation is not just technological progress; it also promotes new opportunities for interaction between institutions and residents, both culturally and operationally, in line with the principles of Open Government, in order to:
in terms of accessibility, usability, security, and reuse
and are cloud-ready
and in-house resources
and help public administration services to be more efficient
The major renewal and modernization process undertaken in recent years by the public administration involves new infrastructure and strategies that simplify access, management, and information security, benefiting residents, public agencies, schools, regions, metropolitan cities, and municipalities.