CIO Talks at Department of IT Management with Lars Frelle-Petersen

The future of digital service in the Danish public sector

This Seminar is in English

CIO Talks with Lars Frelle-Petersen

The Danish vision is to create a more digital public sector that improves efficiency, frees up resources and modernizes service delivery. In the years to come the primary public service will be the digital service – and digitisation is no longer just a ‘nice to have’ add on.

By the end of 2015, as much as 80 per cent of written communication with public authorities will take place digitally and the next big steps will be the digital welfare. This transition to digital service is a major project of change that puts new demands on all of us. By demanding the Danish businesses and citizens to meet the authorities online, the public sector at the same time promises to deliver user-friendly solutions, high it-security and help for those who need it.  Meet Lars Frelle-Petersen who will share his experiences with the implementation of the ambitious visions. 

Biography
Lars Frelle-Petersen is the Director General at the Danish Agency for Digitisation (Ministry of Finance). The Agency for Digitisation was established in 2011 to speed up the digitisation processes required to modernise the Danish welfare society. The Agency is responsible for the Danish eGovernment strategy and responsible for the implementation of the government's digital ambitions in the public sector.

For the past 12 years, Mr. Frelle-Petersen has worked in the field of public sector digitisation; and he has been responsible for a number of large scale initiatives with regard to digitisation and public sector efficiency.  Mr. Frelle-Petersen has also been Deputy Director-General at the Agency for Governmental Management (Ministry of Finance) and Deputy Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Finance.  Mr. Frelle-Petersen is Master of Science in Public Administration.

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