EMBAG builds on decades of legal and policy issues that arose after the 2011 release of the OSS-licensed Open Justitia implementation, which faced opposition from software companies such as Weblaw.
Professor Matthias Stürmer, one of the law’s leading advocates and head of the Institute for Public Sector Transformation at Bern University of Applied Sciences, praised EMBAG as a “transformation opportunity.” It promises to reduce vendor lock-in, reduce IT costs and improve the quality of government services, helping to “create a more competitive and innovative digital environment.”
Source: Ferra
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