ZenDiS
Central contact point for public administration in Germany for open source projects
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ZenDiS
Central contact point for public administration in Germany for open source projects
The Center for Digital Sovereignty of Public Administration (ZenDiS, or Zentrum für Digitale Souveränität der Öffentlichen Verwaltung) is a public enterprise that advises the German public administration at the federal, state, and municipal levels on digital sovereignty, primarily through the promotion of Open source software in public institutions. To this end, ZenDiS operates the collaborative development platform openCode and the online office suite openDesk.
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The Center for Digital Sovereignty of Public Administration (ZenDiS, or Zentrum für Digitale Souveränität der Öffentlichen Verwaltung) is a public enterprise that advises the German public administration at the federal, state, and municipal levels on digital sovereignty, primarily through the promotion of Open source software in public institutions. To this end, ZenDiS operates the collaborative development platform openCode and the online office suite openDesk. ZenDiS operates under the auspices of the Federal Government Commissioner for Information Technology (BfIT). Its sole shareholder is the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG). Participation by the German states is planned, but as of early 2025 this had not yet been implemented.
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