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Advanced cooperative digital platforms for parliaments

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Dr. Fotios Fitsilis
Dr. Fotios Fitsilis

Paper presentation at the Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies, 12-13 May 2022, Budapest Authors: Fotios Fitsilis, Hellenic Parliament, Greece Dimitris Koryzis, Hellenic Parliament, Greece Juan de Dios Cincunegui, Universidad Austral, Argentina

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Advanced cooperativedigital platforms for parliaments Fotios Fitsilis, Hellenic Parliament Dimitris Koryzis, Hellenic Parliament Juan de Dios Cincunegui, Universidad Austral 1 Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies 12-13 May 2022 Budapest
Structure  Motivation  Parliamentary complexity and digital technologies  Digital parliamentary cooperation  Intra- and inter-parliamentary platforms  Conclusions and outlook 2
Motivation  Review of the on-going research activities  Interconnection of research areas:  evidence-based policy-making  disruptive technologies  parliamentary studies  Move beyond the ‘classical’ legal informatics approach  Addressing the wider research community (Scope of this research activity) 3
Parliamentary complexity & digital technologies Complexity  Levels:  Societal  Policy-making  Procedural  Organizational  Technological  Representation responsibility  Parliamentary response Digital  New trends  Mobile  Social networks  Disinformation  Emerging technologies  Digital platforms  OldTech vs. ParlTech 4
Digital parliamentary cooperation  Strategic significance for organisations  Definition of ParlTech framework  Investigate closer ties between existing elements of parliamentary systems  Use of commercial and custom tools  Ensure standardization and interoperability 5
Intra- & Inter- parliamentary Platforms  Different types of interaction  P2P  P2G  P2C  intra  P2P: level of interaction  National  Bi-/Multilateral  Regional/Thematic  International 6
Major conclusions 7  Digital technologies as basis of a sustainable cooperation framework  Creation of a digital parliamentary workspace: proprietary platforms in parallel with ParlTech  Generation of a hybrid (digital-first, virtual and human-centric) environment  Initiate collaborations for tackling the multitude of interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral research goals  creating an open, digital and creative community where all the stakeholders have their distinct role
Outlook Missing elements to enable a fully functional digital parliament:  Digital strategy  Set of digital technologies  Operational plan (roadmap) Solution: 8 BISON
Contact & disclaimer 9 fitsilisf@parliament.gr https://hellenicOCRteam.gr https://hellenicparliament.gr The information and views set out in this presentation are only those of the authors and do not reflect the official opinion of the Hellenic Parliament or UniversidadAustral

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Advanced cooperative digital platforms for parliaments

  • 1. Advanced cooperativedigital platforms for parliaments Fotios Fitsilis, Hellenic Parliament Dimitris Koryzis, Hellenic Parliament Juan de Dios Cincunegui, Universidad Austral 1 Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies 12-13 May 2022 Budapest
  • 2. Structure  Motivation  Parliamentary complexity and digital technologies  Digital parliamentary cooperation  Intra- and inter-parliamentary platforms  Conclusions and outlook 2
  • 3. Motivation  Review of the on-going research activities  Interconnection of research areas:  evidence-based policy-making  disruptive technologies  parliamentary studies  Move beyond the ‘classical’ legal informatics approach  Addressing the wider research community (Scope of this research activity) 3
  • 4. Parliamentary complexity & digital technologies Complexity  Levels:  Societal  Policy-making  Procedural  Organizational  Technological  Representation responsibility  Parliamentary response Digital  New trends  Mobile  Social networks  Disinformation  Emerging technologies  Digital platforms  OldTech vs. ParlTech 4
  • 5. Digital parliamentary cooperation  Strategic significance for organisations  Definition of ParlTech framework  Investigate closer ties between existing elements of parliamentary systems  Use of commercial and custom tools  Ensure standardization and interoperability 5
  • 6. Intra- & Inter- parliamentary Platforms  Different types of interaction  P2P  P2G  P2C  intra  P2P: level of interaction  National  Bi-/Multilateral  Regional/Thematic  International 6
  • 7. Major conclusions 7  Digital technologies as basis of a sustainable cooperation framework  Creation of a digital parliamentary workspace: proprietary platforms in parallel with ParlTech  Generation of a hybrid (digital-first, virtual and human-centric) environment  Initiate collaborations for tackling the multitude of interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral research goals  creating an open, digital and creative community where all the stakeholders have their distinct role
  • 8. Outlook Missing elements to enable a fully functional digital parliament:  Digital strategy  Set of digital technologies  Operational plan (roadmap) Solution: 8 BISON
  • 9. Contact & disclaimer 9 fitsilisf@parliament.gr https://hellenicOCRteam.gr https://hellenicparliament.gr The information and views set out in this presentation are only those of the authors and do not reflect the official opinion of the Hellenic Parliament or UniversidadAustral