The main benefit of RTE is associated with the elimination of "unproductive work" performed by businesses, citizens and the state, which can be done through real-time exchange of high-quality data.
The Ministry of Climate and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications have entered into a procurement contract for the implementation of an analysis with the law firm PricewaterhouseCoopers Legal OÜ and Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech).
On September 11th and 12th, a meeting and conference of the Nordic Smart Government and Business network, which connects the Nordic countries, took place near Stockholm, Sweden. It was intriguing to observe that interest in real-time economy applications extended beyond the region. A representative from the Australian Taxation Office was invited to speak about databased reporting, and the team of the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications presented the vision of Estonia's real-time economy and our activities.
On Wednesday, 4 October, the implementers of the Rail Baltica project welcomed a delegation representing the European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR). The aim of the meeting was to introduce the EUSBSR representatives to the Rail Baltica project and provide an up-close view of the construction activities underway at the Riga Central Node construction site.
