E-Government Alliance

The E-Government Alliance was established in July 2016 by 20 companies from the ICT sector, and it currently brings together 61 members. The goal of the Alliance is the improvement of regulatory framework for developing e-government and e-business, reducing the costs and administrative burden to businesses and citizens by establishing e-services, strengthening the institutional capacities and business processes in public administration, and improving the efficiency and transparency of its work. The Alliance engages in developing and monitoring the implementation of the Government’s Action plan for e-government development.

The Alliance includes the following members: OSA Računarski inženjering, Serbian Business Systems, Asseco SEE, M&I Systems Co. Group, Comtrade System Integration, Cisco Serbia, KPMG, SAP West Balkans, Microsoft Software, Telekom Srbija, TeleGroup, Telenor, IBM - International Business Machines, Siemens, Gomex, Mastercard, Nelt Co, Visa International Service Association, Banca Intesa, Vojvođanska Bank Novi Sad, UniCredit Bank Serbia, Sberbank Serbia, City of Šabac, Oracle Serbia & Montenegro, Saga, Roaming Solutions, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, City of Sombor, OTP bank, Vip mobile, Schneider Electric, City of Vranje, City of Užice, Halcom, Erste Bank Novi Sad, Municipality of Pećinci, Moj Kiosk, Municipality of Vrnjačka Banja, City of Požarevac, AIK Bank, NetSeT Global Solutions, City of Pirot, Business Registries Agency, City of Zrenjanin, Ernst & Young, Pošta Srbije, City of Kragujevac, Municipality of Srbobran, City of Novi Sad, City of Čačak, City of Pančevo, Faculty of Law University of Belgrade, Tigar Tyres, Petnica Science Center, IKT Klaster Zrenjanin, Atos IT Solutions and Services, Law Office Vuković and Partners, RATEL, Huawei, School of Electrical Engineering University of Belgrade, Faculty of Technical Sciences University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Economic Univeristy of Niš, Faculty of Economics, Finance and Administration FEFA, Zuhlke Engineering, Ibis Instruments, Faculty of Engineering Sciences University of Kragujevac and City of Subotica.