Specialized Procedure
Definition
Specialized procedures are specialized IT applications that are used specifically to support structured and frequently recurring administrative processes, particularly in government agencies and public institutions. They enable the digital processing of complex specialized tasks, such as in public registration, the allocation of social benefits, or vehicle registration.
Advantages
- Standardized, media-break-free processing of specialized processes
- High efficiency in mass transactions thanks to structured data processing
- Reduction of error sources through centralized data collection
- Can be integrated into existing administrative and portal solutions
Application with OpenTalk
OpenTalk can be seamlessly integrated into existing specialized procedures—for example, to conduct data-secure online consultations or hearings as part of digital administrative processes. Video conferencing functions can be integrated into existing workflows via standardized interfaces, e.g., for citizen consultations at social welfare offices or in planning procedures.
More explanations
CLOUD Act (Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act)
The CLOUD Act requires US IT companies and their subsidiaries to provide stored data to US authorities upon request – regardless of whether that data is located in the US or abroad.
Public Procurement Law
Public procurement law regulates the conditions and procedures under which public authorities award contracts to private companies.