Alebo sa skratka na to ludia mohli “vysrat”. Ved niektori to slovensko.sk aj skusili, ostatni citaju noviny alebo maju “zarucene info od znamych”. A tak radsej “nestracaju cas a nervy” a idu do klientskeho centra. Tot moja teoria.
Zatiaľ prvé lastovičky robia pre banky a tel. operátorov. Sám som zvedavý, kedy niečo vytečie do verejného sektora. Niektoré služby by to súrne potrebovali.
To engage citizens, European public sector organisation are turning to Discourse, an online discussion forum and mailing list solution that is available as open source software. Over the past months, Discourse was implemented by central government projects in France and Italy.
Spomina sa aj Slovensko.Digital.
Uvidime, ci sa k niecomu takemu prida povedzme data.gov.sk ci slovensko.sk
GDS is understood to have spent at least £130m on Verify so far, most or all of which would be written off if the project folds. The IDPs are required to support existing Verify services for 12 months after their contracts end, but sources say further funding would be needed to pay the companies during that period. GDS has not announced any plans for a new procurement exercise to sign up new or additional IDPs.
IDPs are paid a fee for every Verify identity they assure, and renewal fees every year for existing users. Those charges were intended to reduce as the volume of Verify users grew, but adoption of the system has been poor.
" Other areas of government have also rejected Verify and are working on alternatives. HM Revenue & Customs is working on a new version of its existing Government Gateway, while NHS England is developing its own identity system, after saying Verify is not secure enough for the health service. The Scottish government is also pressing ahead with its own digital identity plans, with the aim of producing a prototype this year."