Public Sector

Digitale Souveränität braucht mehr als gute Absichten. Am 12. Mai sprechen wir über die Umsetzung

How can federal, state and local governments achieve digital sovereignty? Answers in the eGovernment...

On May 12, 2026, Markus Michels, Senior Open Source Program Manager at mgm technology Partners, will be a speaker at the live webinar “How Can the Federal Government, States, and Municipalities Work Together to Achieve Digital Sovereignty?” on eGovernment.de.
eGovernment Readers' Choice Awards 2026

eGovernment Awards 2026: Nominated for Consulting in the Public Sector

We are delighted to have been nominated once again for the eGovernment Readers' Choice Award in the Consultant category. Having already won the Platinum Award five times in a row, we naturally want to defend this title again this year. Please help us by voting for mgm in the Consultant category.

From Target Architecture to Implementation: Why Public Administrations Should Now Rely on Open Source,...

The IT Planning Council has set the course with its resolution on the Federal Target Architecture for Mailbox and Communication Solutions (ZaPuK)—but the real challenge begins now: Hundreds of specialized procedures and portals must be migrated, integrated, and reimagined. mgm technology partners demonstrates how this can be achieved with open source, a clear architectural framework, and responsible AI deployment.

A12 Enterprise AI Low Code Platform Goes Open Source: Bavarian State Office for Taxation...

The A12 Enterprise AI Low Code Platform will soon be available as open source. In close coordination between the Bavarian State Office for Taxation...

FAQ: The OZG Cloud

The OZG Cloud helps municipalities and public-law entities handle administrative procedures in accordance with the Online Access Act (OZG) in a fully digital and seamless manner. The following questions and answers provide a concise overview of the platform’s structure, functions, and added value.
Der Deutschland-Stack: Warum die Verwaltungsdigitalisierung jetzt ein gemeinsames Fundament braucht

The Deutschland-Stack: Why the Digitalization of Public Administration now needs a Common Foundation

The Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs and State Modernization (BMDS) has concluded the second round of consultations on the Deutschland-Stack. Following the initial launch in the fall of 2025, technology fields such as agent-based and generative artificial intelligence and virtualized infrastructures were further defined. The IT and digital sectors, academia, and civil society were invited to contribute their expertise. The response shows that the Deutschland-Stack is no longer an abstract strategy paper, but a project that is gaining momentum.

Claude Can Migrate COBOL. But: Who’s Actually Doing It?

IBM stock crashed 13 percent in a single day, triggered by a single blog post: Anthropic can use Claude Code to automatically modernize COBOL legacy systems, something that previously took years and armies of consultants. The market understood what that means. But have the companies sitting on these systems understood it too?
DORA Readiness Check

Digital Training Position Exchange of the Chambers of Tax Consultants: Rethinking the Recruitment of...

The recruitment of qualified young talent is one of the key challenges in the tax profession. Against this backdrop, the Federal Chamber of Tax Consultants (Bundessteuerberaterkammer), together with mgm technology partners, has further developed a platform that centrally consolidates the administration and publication of training positions, internships, and working student positions as well as recruitment events for young professionals.

mgm supports international data verification: NOOTS experience report on UP21

With the National Once-Only Technical System (NOOTS), Germany is creating the technical basis for the secure, standardized exchange of administrative data across organizational and...

FAQ: Digital sovereignty in public administration

Digital sovereignty is becoming a key factor in a government's ability to act. Authorities must enable digital innovation while retaining control over data, technologies, and dependencies. This article shows why sovereign IT architectures are crucial for competitiveness and security and how mgm, as a European software partner, is contributing to this.