Summary

The IT-Planning Council in the German IT Planning Council is a key government body established to balance digitalization and state modernization. This organization comprises 23 members including 8 gremien such as the Federal Executive Architecture Board and Financial Planning Committee, along with the Federal Treasury Group NOOTS. With over 900 decisions to manage, it acts as a forum for the Federal Executive Committee, Finance Ministers' Conference, and various ministerial discussions. The council focuses on eight primary themes: digital infrastructure, cloud computing, data usage, and information security, as well as specific project groups for EFA Online Services and semantic interoperability. A notable recent development was the successful completion of a feasibility study for the Federal Drafted Request Platform by the Federal Digital Strategy Implementation. While tasks include assessing legal foundations and completing the first implementation project, the council remains dedicated to ensuring technology serves human outcomes to achieve future viability.

Title

IT Planning Council

Description

The IT Planning Council is the central political steering body for the digitalization of public administration in Germany.

Keywords

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Categories

Government

NS Lookup

A 185.56.128.147

Dates

Created 2026-03-14

Updated 2026-04-14

Summarized 2026-04-15