Real Corp 2022
Throwback to IMPULSE’s participation in the 27th edition of Real Corp on Mobility, Knowledge and Innovation Hubs in Urban and Regional Development, in Vienna, Austria.
NEWS
The Ertzaintza, as a police force of the Basque Country, seeks a faster, simpler and more effective management with the citizens to provide a quality and agile service.
The Ertzaintza, with its objective of continuous improvement and relying on the IMPULSE project, seeks technologies that facilitate the interaction of citizens with the Euskadi police, facilitating and pursuing a more friendly and effective attention.
Meeting with DIHOST
The IMPULSE project organises its first event for Digital Innovation Hubs and their ecosystems to present opportunities for collaboration.
IMPULSE webinar for DIHs/EDIHs and their ecosystems
The IMPULSE project organises its first event for Digital Innovation Hubs and their ecosystems to present opportunities for collaboration.
DIH-World webinar
Participation of IMPULSE in the DIH-World webinar on 8th November 2022.
IMPULSE – Correlation with eIDAS, EBSI/ESSIF, AI, and Blockchain with certified security thanks to INFOCERT Remote QSeal Service
IMPULSE is the new paradigm for Identity Management in PUbLic SErvices, in which blockchain technology exposed in EBSI-ESSIF will be the driver of a new vision of the eID, more equitable and with the direct self-control of the citizens.
Focus group with citizens in Bulgaria
First IMPULSE Policy round table held on 28th April 2022.
eID for more transparent relations with businesses
National economies are seeking for new models of trust: public authorities will guarantee quality, reliability, transparency and authoritativeness of the services provided by the entire ecosystem.
IMPULSE and the perspective of its final end user
The end user represents a person for whom a hardware or software product is designed. In IMPULSE, potential final end users become an active part of the development of the innovative eID solution.
Social inclusion in the digital era: Can disruptive technology improve conditions for vulnerable citizens?
The train of public service digitisation has left the platform long ago in Denmark. Nevertheless, vulnerable citizens are, to a great extent, left waiting to jump on this modern way of interacting with the public sector and important private institutions like banks and housing landlords. Using the IMPULSE solution, the Danish case study in the City of Aarhus explores new ways to hand a group of left-behind citizens the ticket to the digital society.