Dr Antonios Stasis
Hellenic Ministry of Administrative Reconstruction
Antonis Ch. Stasis is the Head of the Directorate of Electronic Government in the Hellenic Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reconstruction. He has a PhD degree as Computer Engineer from the National Technical University of Athens. His is responsible in the Ministry for structural funds programs and especially for e-Government and administration reform.
He is responsible for projects such as codification of legislation, implementation of eIDAS regulation in Greece, electronic document management and digital signatures, Citizen Service Centers, Greek Government Portal (ERMIS), the Point of Single Contact, and the Public Key Infrastructure. He is national representative in the eIDAS co-operation network.
Moreover he is responsible in the Ministry for European projects such STORK2 project, E- SENS, TOOP.
My Sessions
Workshop I: Economic Crisis and ICT in the Public and Private Sector
Dr. Spyridon Arvanitis
Dr Euripidis N. Loukis
Dennis Myrtidis
Dr. Konstantinos Pazalos
Yannis Sirros
Dr Antonios Stasis
Economic crises of different nature and intensity are often generated in our economic system, and this is probably going to continue in the future. They have not only short term negative effects on the society and economy, but also significant medium and long term ones as well, through their negative impacts on the investments of […]
Workshop II: Interoperability Framework in Public Administrations
Asst. Prof. Vassilios Peristeras
Pedro DAS NEVES MOREIRA
Dimitrios Katehakis
Yannis Charalabidis
Dr Antonios Stasis
Aggelos Karvounis
Anastasia Papastilianou
Interoperability amongst public sector systems, services and data becomes a critical enabler for the digital transformation of public administration, the provision of new and user-centric public services, and for the implementation of the “once-only” principle. In March 2017, the new European Interoperability Framework was published by the European Commission introducing new elements and setting new requirements for the […]