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ACI Organization signs an agreement with Prato City Council to use the Payment in Commercial shops network to offer its services
ACI (Automobil Club d'Italia - The association of Italian Drivers) signes an agreement with Prato Municipality to cooperate in the usage of the two owned networks of points of presence. The agreement will allow ACI to use the Prato's payment in commercial shop network for its appalications (like payment of annual associatin subscription, payment of car ownership annual tax, access to the national public car registry, etc..). At the same time the services offered by the EU-Pay / T-serve network will be offered also in the ACI agencies.
Comune di Livorno adopts EU-Pay service for its payments
Municipality of Livorno officially launches the payment of some public services through the EU-Pay system offered by the City of Prato.
EU-Pay Sub-Contractor Nominated for Award
Eu-Pay Sub-Contractor SpartaPay has been nominated for a distinguished award - British Computer Society IT Industry Awards. The company is up against IT giants such as Microsoft and BP. It looks like EU-Pay might continue its award-winning streak!
Sheffield EU-Pay Demonstration Video Now Available
The Sheffield City Council Demonstration Video for EU-Pay is now available on the website. The Demo shows the EU-Pay service in action and demonstrates the ease of use and benefits of the system.
To view the Demo, visit the Download section of this website, or click on this link: http://www.eu-pay.org/modules/wfdownloads/viewcat.php?cid=14
To view the Demo, visit the Download section of this website, or click on this link: http://www.eu-pay.org/modules/wfdownloads/viewcat.php?cid=14
EU-Pay Disseminates at the International eParticipation Symposium!
The EU-Pay project's second Dissemination Workshop took place at the International eParticipation Symposium in London on 28th and 29th February 2008.
The workshop was split into two activities - Presentations at a Symposium session and a 'Drop-in' Surgery. This split approach allowed delegates at the event the opportunity to find out about the EU-Pay project and then talk to project partners one-on-one.
The EU-Pay session - Pan European Projects: What's new for cross border citizen empowerment? - was chaired by Dr Julia Glidden (from the Sheffield EU-Pay project team) and was addressed by Paolo Boscolo of Comune di Prato and Albinas Baciliunas, an ePayments expert from Lithuania who is interested in partnering with the EU-Pay project moving forward.
The session was well attended and demonstrated the benefits of the EU-Pay system to citizens, as well as Public Administrations. As Julia Glidden stated in her introductory speech: 'The EU-Pay project is designed to empower all citizens to take full advantage of the eGovernment revolution'.
The event was a huge success, with 300 delegates attending the Symposium and a great deal of interest in the EU-Pay project, both at the session and the 'Drop-in' surgery. Ministers from the UK, Latvia and the USA spoke at the event and significant decision makers from across Europe were present.
The workshop was split into two activities - Presentations at a Symposium session and a 'Drop-in' Surgery. This split approach allowed delegates at the event the opportunity to find out about the EU-Pay project and then talk to project partners one-on-one.
The EU-Pay session - Pan European Projects: What's new for cross border citizen empowerment? - was chaired by Dr Julia Glidden (from the Sheffield EU-Pay project team) and was addressed by Paolo Boscolo of Comune di Prato and Albinas Baciliunas, an ePayments expert from Lithuania who is interested in partnering with the EU-Pay project moving forward.
The session was well attended and demonstrated the benefits of the EU-Pay system to citizens, as well as Public Administrations. As Julia Glidden stated in her introductory speech: 'The EU-Pay project is designed to empower all citizens to take full advantage of the eGovernment revolution'.
The event was a huge success, with 300 delegates attending the Symposium and a great deal of interest in the EU-Pay project, both at the session and the 'Drop-in' surgery. Ministers from the UK, Latvia and the USA spoke at the event and significant decision makers from across Europe were present.
