More than 80 public institutions in the Dominican Republic are exchanging standardized information through interoperability, a principle of public administration that reduces red tape, eliminates document duplication, and provides more agile and efficient public services to citizens. This was stated by the Director General of the Government Office of Information and Communication Technologies (OGTIC), Edgar Batista, during the keynote address "D…
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More than 80 public institutions in the Dominican Republic are exchanging standardized information through interoperability, a principle of public administration that reduces red tape, eliminates document duplication, and provides more agile and efficient public services to citizens. This was stated by the Director General of the Government Office of Information and Communication Technologies (OGTIC), Edgar Batista, during the keynote address "D…