Digital transformation and ICT steering

The Digital Switzerland Strategy sets the guidelines for Switzerland’s digital transformation.

The Federal Council's Digital Federal Administration Strategy defines the objectives of the digital transformation in the Federal Administration.

Artificial intelligence is a key technology that has the potential to fundamentally change all areas of life, including the Federal Administration.

The Swiss data ecosystem is intended to promote the multiple use of data.

Centrally provided IT resources and related services that address a specific specialist need shared by several administrative units within the Federal Administration.

ICT services required by the different units of the Federal Administration with the same or similar level of functionality and quality.

The DTI Sector ensures that the list of key projects is regularly updated.

The goal of enterprise architecture is to assemble the components, including all of their characteristics and relationships, into a functioning whole, so that the enterprise goals are optimally supported.

The use of cloud services supports the digital transformation process in the Federal Administration.

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IT in the Federal Administration is subject to two types of controlling: strategic controlling and operational controlling.

HERMES is an all-in-one methodology for project and programme management. It can be used for a range of projects, from organisational change and information technology to service development.

eProcurement should ensure that procurement procedures are conducted efficiently and cost-effectively.

eServices are services provided in electronic form so that others can access them from their own ICT applications. They allow users to develop their own applications more quickly and save on development and operating costs.

The DTI Sector maintains an overview of the Federal Administration's digital transformation and ICT performance.