2025 is the year of delivery of major digital projects for the Information Society

March 12, 2025

Information Society’s Director of Projects, Mr. Dimitris Giantsis, gave a brief description of the progress and evolution of the digital projects implemented by Information Society, emphasising the following:

“Staying true to our commitments to intensify the implementation of the projects we had announced in previous years, we are really happy to be delivering many of these completed, modern and functional projects today.

Information Society is the public body that, with its experience and know-how in the implementation of ICT projects, manages to combine opinions and lead heterogeneous groups of people, i.e. all those who participate in the project, towards a common direction, marching at the right pace on the schedule of each project. Therein lies the success of the role of Information Society, as the problems in technology projects do not usually come from technology itself, but from heterogeneous multiplicity, lack of communication and central coordination. Information Society has solutions to all of these and brings added value to every project they undertake.

In 2025, we started dynamically to achieve our main objective, which is the delivery of the major digital projects/interventions that we have designed, developed and implemented with the assistance of the Ministry of Digital Governance, and we will continue at this pace.”

I am particularly happy and optimistic that the implementation of important digital transformation projects at Information Society, funded by the Recovery Fund and other financing tools, will have a transformative effect in the field of public administration, potentially leading to safer, fairer and technologically advanced societies.

Information Society currently manages more than 440 Digital Transformation projects of public bodies in various stages of maturity, with a budget of around €2.9 billion and Support Actions with a budget of almost €600 million. More than half of the funds for the above projects and support actions are funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan “Greece 2.0”.

In total, Information Society has undertaken digital transformation projects for public bodies through 161 signed programme agreements worth €5.18 billion. In the next 6 months, it is expected to launch more than 30 projects with a total budget of around €90 million.

Here are some of the important digital projects that our company is currently implementing:

CRM – Unified Digital Customer & Business Service Platform
Government – ERP
E-Justice – Digitisation of justice records
Commrcial vehicle and container tracking system
Integrated Information System for the Supreme Council for Civil Personnel Selection (ASEP) and a new public sector recruitment environment
Personal assistants for people with disabilities
Upgrading of ICT systems of courts
HRMS – Human Resources Management System
e-GOV interoperability
G-Cloud Next GEN
Public Cloud
Teleconferencing Services in Courts and Penitentiaries
Digital Transformation of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Funding for the Digital Transformation of Cultural, Creative and Handicraft Enterprises
Central Business Intelligence
New Electronic Public Procurement System
National Telemedicine Network
Digital Transformation of the Agricultural Sector
Extrovert Agriculture
Digital Transformation, Telematics and Unified Automatic Fare Collection System for OSETH
Smart Readiness
Gigabit Voucher 1
Hellenic National Meteorological Service Radar
Hellenic Survey of Geology and Mineral Exploration (HSGME) Geoportal
Integrated Information System for Museum Certification
General State Archives