Foreword BUSINESS MODELLING DOMAIN

A stakeholder model for the FIDIS research project is shown in Figure 3 and represents the members of the FIDIS consortium. The information flows between them are performed by the internal communications infrastructure which is managed in WP1. 

Figure 3: FIDIS Stakeholders 

1.   The principles of information management relating to the FIDIS project are shown in Tables 1 and 2

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   Table 1 

    

   Table 1 

1. Table 2 

   Table 2 

2.   The principles of information management relating to all sectors are shown in Table 3

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   Personal Identifiers / Credentials used within all sectors 

    

    

   Personal Identifiers / Credentials used within all sectors 

    

1. Table 3 

    

    

    

    

    

   Table 3 

    

    

    

    

    

4.2    e-Government

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   It is envisaged that the proposed FIDIS interoperability framework will be suitable for performing the applications discussed in the report “European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European eGovernment Services” which was published by the European Commission. The framework will be applied to D16.1: conceptual framework for Privacy-Friendly Identity Management for e-Government.

    

    

   It is envisaged that the proposed FIDIS interoperability framework will be suitable for performing the applications discussed in the report “European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European eGovernment Services” which was published by the European Commission. The framework will be applied to D16.1: conceptual framework for Privacy-Friendly Identity Management for e-Government.

    

A requirements model for e-Government is shown in Figure 4. 

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   Figure 4: e-Government requirements model 

    

   
   

   Figure 4: e-Government requirements model 

Operational / application activities include: 

1. Manage the identity of the citizen to ensure that it is secure and strictly confidential to those who are authorised to see the information. 

1. Request and receive certificates such as birth, marriage, death, residence, and nationality 

2. Apply for, and receive entitled unemployment benefits, family allowances, student grants and medical costs, which require identity items relating to Tax Registration, Status (married/single, dependents, disability registration, etc) 

3. Apply for and deliver electronic identity documents such as passports, visas, medical papers, etc 

4. Submit and execute tax returns which require identity items such as Insurance Number/Citizen Service Number and Tax Details 

5. Request and execute driving licences and car registrations (new/unused/imported), 

which require identity items such as Vehicle registrations, licences, insurances, roadworthiness  

1. Search and make reservations of library materials from public libraries 

2. Search for vacancies that correspond to qualifications, to obtain information about organisations and to enrol in professional training programmes 

3. Request building permits from their municipality, to file an appeal procedure and to make building permits decisions public 

Management activities 

The requirements for management activities should specify the management tools, techniques and procedures, which have to be employed to ensure that all the information, roles and responsibilities, processes and technologies are in place to manage identity activities. These should include the management of projects, finance, human and technology resources.  

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