autentimisviisid

Autentimisviisid refers to a decision-making process used in ESTP ( Electronic Systems for Technological Preparedness) projects in Estonia. This approach was developed to facilitate the selection of the most suitable provider for the development and implementation of information technology systems in Estonian public sector.

The autentimisviisid method was introduced in the early 2000s as an effective way to ensure the quality, reliability, and effectiveness of IT systems used by Estonian government agencies. The name autentimisviisid translates to "authentication procedures" in English, which reflects the method's focus on verifying the authenticity and suitability of providers.

Under this framework, prospective providers must adherence to a set of established criteria and procedures to demonstrate their credibility. This involves several stages, including the evaluation of a provider's technical capabilities, the assessment of their experience in implementing large-scale IT projects, and a thorough evaluation of their proposed solutions.

The autentimisviisid process aims to protect the interests of Estonian government agencies by ensuring that they make informed decisions when collaborating with external providers. This approach encourages competition among providers and enables authorities to select the most reliable partners for their IT projects.

The autentimisviisid method has been used in numerous large-scale IT projects in Estonia, and its principles have been applied to guide the selection of providers for critical government systems. By promoting transparency and accountability in the decision-making process, autentimisviisid contributes to the effective management of IT resources in Estonia.