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  Interoperable Europe Community Talk | Have Your Say: Shaping the Interoperable Europe Agenda, 2026-03-20, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  Interoperable Europe Community Talk #2 | Have Your Say: Shaping the Interoperable Europe Agenda

  Join us in the second Interoperable Europe Community Talk!

  Since January 2026, the Interoperable Europe Community is organising a series of webinars and workshops to involve its members in discovering and engaging further with the latest developments from the Interoperable Europe ecosystem. These virtual sessions aim to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and showcase innovation across the network. In this context, registrations are now open for the second Interoperable Europe Community Talk.

  What will the second session be about?

  On Friday, 20 March 2026, from 10:00 to 11:00 CET, join the second Interoperable Europe Community Talk, dedicated to the ongoing consultation to the Interoperable Europe Agenda and key highlights from the 2025 edition.

  The Interoperable Europe Agenda, adopted by the Interoperable Europe Board, is the European Union’s main instrument for coordinating interoperability priorities and guiding the implementation of the Interoperable Europe Act. This session offers an opportunity to explore how the Agenda is developed, examine the strategic priorities currently under consultation, and understand how stakeholder contributions can influence its update. This online event includes an interactive Q&A with the Interoperable Europe Secretariat leading the consultation process, giving you the opportunity to raise questions and share your perspective.

  Some practical information:

  Date & Time: Friday, 20th January 2026, 10:00-11:00 CET
  Format: Online (via Webex – link provided upon registration)

  Why attend?

  This online event is an opportunity to:

  • Learn about the Interoperable Europe Agenda, how it is developed, and how the consultation feeds into its final adoption by the Interoperable Europe Board.
  • Explore the strategic priorities currently under consultation and reflect on their relevance for your work and for cross-border digital public services.
  • Ask questions and exchange directly with the Interoperable Europe Secretariat.
  • Understand how to submit meaningful contributions through the ongoing consultation.

  Registration is free and open to all stakeholders interested in interoperability and digital public services in Europe.

  Register here!

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  AI Factories from EU strategy to practice (ENDORSE follow-up session), 2026-03-20, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  ENDORSE follow-up session: AI Factories from EU strategy to practice

  Location, date and time

  Location: Online webinar
  Date: 20 March 2026
  Time: 10.00-11.30 CEST

  Connection information:

  Meeting link: https://ecconf.webex.com/ecconf/j.php?MTID=m3c534812de4d5eb31ec040ba6f4d02bc

  Meeting number: 2741 640 3518

  Password: scTsZqM2$99 (72879762 from a phone)

  Speakers

  • Javier Cordova Morey (CNECT)
  • Lilit Axner (EUROHPC)
  • Giorgos Stamou (National Technical University of Athens)
  • Stefano Pozzi Mucelli (Luxinnovation)
  • Irina Balaur (Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS))
  • Vassilios Peristeras (Publications Office of the European Union)

  Moderator

  Anikó Gerencsér (Publications Office of the European Union)

  Abstract

  The European AI Factories initiative represents a strategic investment in Europe’s digital sovereignty, combining high-performance computing, trusted data infrastructures, and sectoral data spaces to accelerate the development of trustworthy and competitive AI. Today’s discussion will explore both the policy foundations shaping this initiative and the practical realities of deploying AI Factories at national level.
  We will hear first from EuroHPC and DG CNECT on the strategic and governance framework, followed by operational insights from the AI Factory of Luxembourg (Luxembourg National Data Service, LNDS) and the AI Factory of Greece (Pharos). The session will conclude with a perspective from the Publications Office on AI-ready data and its role within this emerging ecosystem.
  Our objective is to foster alignment between strategy, infrastructure, and data — ensuring that Europe’s AI ambition translates into concrete, interoperable and sustainable practice.

  Agenda

  • Policy and strategic framing (EuroHPC & DG CNECT): A high-level introduction to the European AI Factories initiative, its objectives and governance, and their role in the European AI and Data ecosystem.
  • Operational and practical perspective (AI Factories): How AI Factories are implemented in practice, including expected types of datasets, links with sectoral data spaces, and collaboration models.
    • AI Factory of Luxembourg (LNDS)
    • AI Factory of Greece (Pharos)
  • AI-ready data in the Publications Office
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  Webinar ‘Open data, academia, and ethics: argumentation for trustworthy data-based reasoning’, 2026-03-27, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  Webinar ‘Open data, academia, and ethics: argumentation for trustworthy data-based reasoning’

  27 March 2026
  Online

  Do you want to understand the foundations of academic integrity in a data-driven research environment ? Join us for the upcoming data.europa academy webinar on 'Open data, academia, and ethics: fostering trust through data-based reasoning' taking place on Friday, 27 March 2026, from 10.00 to 11.00 CET.

  To kick off our webinar series on ‘Open data, academia, and ethics’, we will explore how open data and emerging technologies shape research integrity, knowledge production, and public trust. This webinar aims to show how data-based arguments are constructed in academic and AI-supported research and why transparency at the level of data is not sufficient to ensure integrity.

  In this webinar, Elfia Bezou Vrakatseli, a researcher in AI and argumentation at Inria, will highlight potentially manipulative data-based arguments, allowing participants to strengthen their ability to spot such manipulation. She will also explain how even the use of high-quality open data may lead to misleading or weak reasoning and how to avoid such pitfalls. Joining her is Ameer Saadat-Yazdi, a researcher in natural language reasoning and argumentation at Inria, who will share insights into the nuances of human reasoning, how these nuances indicate that humans do not reason like computers, and why it is crucial to teach computers to reason like us in order to navigate the complexities of real-world data effectively.

  After registering, you will receive an email with a calendar invite and webinar link. This webinar is part of the ‘Measuring the impact of open data’ course offered by the data.europa academy and will be recorded for future access.

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  Webinar ‘Open data as a public good: evidence-based development across territories’, 2026-03-13, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  Webinar ‘Open data as a public good: evidence-based development across territories’

  13 March 2026
  Online

  Do you want to explore how open data can support better governance in rural areas and help policymakers respond to local needs beyond the city? Join us for the upcoming data.europa academy webinar on 'Open data as a public good: evidence-based development across territories' taking place on Friday, 13 March 2026, from 10.00 to 11.30 CET.

  In celebration of this year’s Open Data Day, this webinar explores how open data can inform governance decisions related to rural areas. By spotlighting practical examples from the UK and Ireland, the session will demonstrate how openly available information helps public administrations better understand local needs and ensure access to essential services.

  During the webinar, Solana Larsen from the Open Knowledge Foundation will highlight how the annual Open Data Day promotes transparency, accountability, and innovation through data. Building on this foundation, Johanna Walker, a researcher at King’s College London, will examine how the prioritisation of urban data impacts the collection, availability, and use of data in rural contexts. The second use case, the Irish social gradient tool Pobal, will be introduced by Patrick Collins. As principal data scientist for this initiative, he will explain how it leverages open data to identify geography-based health inequalities in Ireland. The webinar will wrap up with an interactive Q&A session, allowing you to engage directly with the speakers.

  After registering, you will receive an email with a calendar invite and webinar link. This webinar is part of the ‘What is the value of open data?’ course offered by the data.europa academy and will be recorded for future access.

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  eDelivery Interoperability Forum, 2026-03-19, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  eDelivery Interoperability Forum

  The eDelivery Interoperability Forum members are going to meet for the first time in 2026 on 19 March at 10:30 online.

  As usual, the eDelivery team will share the latest updates related to eDelivery specifications and the road to implementation of the eDelivery 2.0 profile versions. The Forum members will have an opportunity to discuss the actions and possibilities related to the community, and another eDelivery ecosystem is going to be presented.

  Stay tuned for the updated agenda at the beginning of January 2026.

  Please register as a member as early as possible. Registration is required to be invited to this and all upcoming Forum's meetings.

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  iTalks on Government Innovation: Futures thinking and foresight in times of uncertainty, 2026-03-18, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  iTalks on Government Innovation: Futures thinking and foresight in times of uncertainty

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  In times of crisis and uncertainty, public institutions face growing pressure to make decisions that are robust not only for today, but for the long term. Futures thinking and foresight offer a way to navigate this complexity - not by predicting outcomes, but by exploring multiple possibilities, understanding uncertainty, and strengthening decision-making in the present.

  In this iTalk, Sanna Rekola, Foresight Specialist at Sitra Finland, will present how foresight can be applied in a concrete and practical way within the public sector. Drawing on Sitra’s extensive experience, the session will showcase tools, methods, and approaches that help integrate futures thinking into everyday policy and governance processes, supporting preparedness, adaptation, and long-term resilience.

  The talk will also introduce Sitra’s Futures Barometer - a long-running instrument that captures societal perspectives on the future and supports evidence-informed foresight across Finland. By combining data, participation, and democratic engagement, Sitra’s approach illustrates how foresight can strengthen institutional resilience, improve decision-making, and contribute to more inclusive and forward-looking governance.

  Join us on 18 March, 12:30–13:30 CET to explore how futures thinking can help public institutions act with greater confidence and clarity in times of uncertainty.

  This session is part of the iTalks on Government Innovation series, hosted by the European Commission Digital Innovation Lab, highlighting practical examples of public sector innovation and digital transformation from across Europe and beyond.

  Agenda:

  • 12:30 –12:40 Welcome by the European Commission’s Digital Innovation Lab
  • 12:40 – 13:10 Presentation by Sanna Rekola
  • 13:10 – 13:30 Q&A

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  Open Source for Interoperable Europe: Advancing collaboration through the EU Open Source Solutions Catalogue, 2026-03-05, Online
  J Jim J. Yang

  Open Source for Interoperable Europe: Advancing collaboration through the EU Open Source Solutions Catalogue

  The European Commission invites you to an exclusive webinar on the 5th of March 2026, 14:00-15:30 titled Open Source for Interoperable Europe - Advancing collaboration through the EU Open Source Solutions Catalogue.

  This webinar will introduce the EU Open Source Solutions Catalogue - a centralised repository designed to foster transparency, reuse, and cooperation among public administrations across Europe. As part of the European Commission’s ongoing efforts to strengthen digital interoperability, this event will highlight how open, collaborative approaches are driving public sector digital transformation.

  Why attend?

  Public administrations across the EU are increasingly exploring open source solutions not only to meet the requirements of the Interoperable Europe Act, but also to respond to the growing need for cost efficient and trustworthy digital tools. The EU Open Source Solutions Catalogue supports these efforts by:

  • Providing visibility to reusable solutions;
  • Facilitating the onboarding of national, regional, and local catalogues; and
  • Showcasing standout individual open source solutions developed for or used by public sector bodies.

  During the webinar, participants will gain an understanding of how the Catalogue supports Member States in advancing cross-border cooperation and strengthening digital sovereignty. During the webinar, participants will gain insights into how the Catalogue supports Member States in advancing cross-border cooperation and explore the Catalogue’s scope and onboarding requirements. They will also learn about publiccode.yml, the Catalogue’s metadata specification that enhances discoverability and structured documentation of open source solutions, and access training materials and practical guidance to prepare for successful onboarding.

  This webinar offers a unique opportunity to exchange perspectives with peers and experts, explore how you can benefit from our contribute to the EU OSS Catalogue, and ask questions and engage directly with the EU OSS Catalogue team.

  To attend the event, please register here.

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