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SED Organisation – SED for short, is the official work organisation of the municipalities of Stede Broec, Enkhuizen and Drechterland. The work processes and services are the same as much as possible in the three municipalities, but SED does take into account specific wishes and policy freedom. Especially in the field of Information Technology (ICT), […]

The Municipality of Hilversum, with its more than 90,000 inhabitants one of the larger municipalities in North Holland, clearly focuses first and foremost on its residents in the field of digital services. Their website is a very clear example of this and offers many possibilities directly on the home-page that many other municipalities have to […]

The city of Rotterdam, where the verb “to clean or to polish” appears in their urban motto, is obviously very proud of their hard working citizens. A large part of these hard workers are trained at Zadkine. More than 1700 employees train not only young students but also adults to become professionals who matter. This […]

SVHW is a joint regulation for local tax offices with the Hollandse Delta Water Authority and 13 municipalities as participants.

BghU is a tax cooperation partnership between a number of large Utrecht municipalities and Hoogheemraadschap De Stichtse Rijnlanden, the water authority for the”Green Heart” in The Netherlands.

The Water Authority Hoogheemraadschap van Delfland ensures a safe and clean environment when it comes to water. They make sure the dikes and dunes can withstand every kind of weather and they take care of the right water levels, the purification of waste water and for sufficient clean and healthy water.

Since 2018, operational management entity Rijn en Braassem has been the joint information service of the municipalities of Alphen aan den Rijn, and Kaag & Braassem. This joining of forces resulted in simplifying and streamlining their application landscape.

The municipality of Hollands Kroon, the largest in the provence of North Holland, counting 48.600 inhabitants, aims to be the most innovative, safe and flexible municipality in the Netherlands in the field of ICT.

The municipality of Rijswijk is increasingly steering towards Cloud, because they too are more and more using Software as a Service (SaaS).

In 2015, the Province of Fryslân was one of the first provinces to start the movement to the cloud. Currently, they run around 300 applications (estimated) located within the triangle of third party SaaS applications, Microsoft Cloud and the on-premise data center. This progressive construction requires an identical approach to digital integration.