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== History == | == History == | ||
HverVision was first proposed in 2022 by the {{HV-VP}}, receiving wide support from various political factions. Once the plan was adopted following a public [[2022 | HverVision was first proposed in 2022 by the {{HV-VP}}, receiving wide support from various political factions. Once the plan was adopted following a public [[2022 Hverlandic HverVision referendum|plebiscite]], the initiative was overseen by the Office for HverVision, which had earlier played a significant role in the country's technological advancements. | ||
Building on the developments by the [[Office for Health (Hverland)|Office for Health]], which had in recent years prioritized technology in healthcare, the newly established Office for HverVision broadened its focus to digitize all sectors of Hverlandic society. This comprehensive digital transformation was a natural evolution from earlier initiatives such as paperless healthcare systems. | Building on the developments by the [[Office for Health (Hverland)|Office for Health]], which had in recent years prioritized technology in healthcare, the newly established Office for HverVision broadened its focus to digitize all sectors of Hverlandic society. This comprehensive digital transformation was a natural evolution from earlier initiatives such as paperless healthcare systems. | ||
Revision as of 22:50, 24 August 2023
| Skrifstofa fyrir HverSjón | |
 Department office building | |
| Department overview | |
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| Formed | 2022 |
| Jurisdiction | Hverland |
| Employees | 89 |
| Minister responsible |
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| Website | hvervision.gov.hv |
The Office for HverVision (Hverlandic: Skrifstofa fyrir HverSjón), formerly known as the Office for Technological Modernization, is a government agency in Hverland responsible for overseeing and implementing the HverVision initiative. HverVision aims at transforming Hverland into a fully digital society by digitizing all existing paper records across various sectors, improving accessibility and enhancing data preservation.
History
HverVision was first proposed in 2022 by the Visionary Party, receiving wide support from various political factions. Once the plan was adopted following a public plebiscite, the initiative was overseen by the Office for HverVision, which had earlier played a significant role in the country's technological advancements.
Building on the developments by the Office for Health, which had in recent years prioritized technology in healthcare, the newly established Office for HverVision broadened its focus to digitize all sectors of Hverlandic society. This comprehensive digital transformation was a natural evolution from earlier initiatives such as paperless healthcare systems.
Role and responsibilites
The responsibilities of the Office for HverVision include:
- Overseeing the digitization of existing paper records across multiple sectors.
- Developing and maintaining the digital public services portal.
- Implementing the digital mailbox system for citizens.
- Coordinating initiatives to promote digital literacy, infrastructure, and integration of digital solutions across various domains.
Structure
Below is the list of Chairpersons who led the Office for Technological Modernization from 1999 to 2022:
- Jón Ólafsson (1998 - 2001)
- Sigrún Eiríksdóttir (2001 - 2004)
- Björn Sigurðsson (2004 - 2006)
- Helga Stefánsdóttir (2006 - 2010)
- Karl Þórsson (2010 - 2013)
- Elsa Jóhannesdóttir (2013 - 2016)
- Gunnar Magnússon (2016 - 2019)
- Ólafur Pétursson (2019 - 2022)
Below is the list of Chairpersons who led the Office for HverVision from 2022 to present:
- Jón Einarsson (2022 - present)
Recent activities
HverVision was launched with the ambitious goal of digitizing a wide array of documents, ranging from medical and educational records to legal and cultural archives. By June 2023, the digital public services portal was brought online, marking a substantial leap towards complete digitization of Hverlandic society.
The initiative has placed Hverland at the forefront of digital innovation in the Nordic region, with wide-ranging implications for efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability.