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Digitalisation Principles of Built Environment

1. Customer-oriented solutions and services

Solutions and services are above all made for the users. We test what the users want to achieve with the solution.

2. No unnecessary steps in the process

Communication between the companies and organisations is streamlined and eased. In the first place the customer has the opportunity to use electronic services.

3. The services built are safe and easy to use

Services are easy and safe to use with different devices. Specific needs of individuals, companies and organisations are taken into account.

4. Fast benefits to the customers 

We find the most valuable features for the customer and start the development from these. Feedback on the service comes quickly. Time and money is saved. We learn by doing and testing.

5. Preparedness for emergencies and exceptional situations

We communicate on these clearly and accurately.

6. Making use of existing data and electronic services

We ask for new data only once. The development of services is cost-efficient. Among the services used is the National Architecture for Digital Services. We ensure that our services are available for others to use.

7. Data and interfaces are open to companies, organisations and individuals

As a rule data and interfaces are open, unless there are specific reasons for limiting the access. Data is shared to enable the creation of new, innovative services. Open access benefits everybody!

8. Data has a designated owner

During its whole life cycle data on the built environment has a designated owner who is responsible for keeping the data up-to-date and enables dialogue between various stakeholders.

9. International standards are followed

International standards are the basis for all development.

10. Legal force of decisions is linked to digital access

A zoning plan or decision will not gain legal force until it has been published in standard form through an open interface.

 

Rakennetun ympäristön digiperiaatteita on työstetty KIRA-digin strategisen johtoryhmän ja ohjausryhmän sekä kaikille avoimen joukkokyselyn voimin, ja ne pohjautuvat valtiovarainministeriön helmikuussa 2016 julkaistuihin julkisten palveluiden digitalisoinnin periaatteisiin. Periaatteet hyväksyi KIRA-digin strateginen johtoryhmä tammikuussa 2017.

KIRA-digi boosts the digitalisation of the built environment and construction sector! The Government’s key project involves ministries, municipalities and the KIRA forum. The aim is to create an open and interoperable information management ecosystem for the built environment.

Telephone: +358 40 456 6108

Address: Malminkatu 16 A, 00100 Helsinki

Email: info(at)kiradigi.fi

 

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