ePractice: eProcurement Workshop 25 May 2011 - Lars-Johan Froyland
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Presentation by Lars-Johan Froyland, PEPPOL
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ePractice: eProcurement Workshop 25 May 2011 - Lars-Johan Froyland
- 1. PEPPOL – cross border eProcurement Lars-Johan Frøyland Director Healthcare, PEPPOL Brussels, 25. May 2011
- 3. The PEPPOL Vision Any supplier (incl. SMEs) in the EU can communicate electronically with any European contracting authority for all procurement processes.
- 4. eProcurement process Page Tendering Purchasing Award e- Sourcing e- Award Pay e- Noticing e- Catalogue e- Ordering e- Invoicing e- Payment PEPPOL enablers eAttestation (VCD) eCatalogue eSignature PEPPOL transport infrastructure
- 5. Transport Infrastructure COUNTRY A COUNTRY B COUNTRY C COUNTRY D Interoperability layer Access Point Access Point Access Point Access Point Access Points
- 6. PEPPOL infrastructure Business Agreement Excising National Infrastructure Nemhandel Contracting Authority Economic Operator
- 7. PEPPOL Infrastructure Business Agreement Contracting Authority Economic Operator AP AP
- 9. Isolated Islands of eProcurement COUNTRY A COUNTRY B COUNTRY C COUNTRY D Interoperability layer Access Point Access Point Access Point Access Points
Notas del editor
- A Large Scale Pilot focused on Interoperability (Pilot A) Key actors: Member States or national authorised representatives The outcome should be an open, common interoperable solution with results widely disseminated and available to all Member States The EU contribution is up to 50% of costs for achieving interoperability