OOP Cases

Studielink is the common registration and enrolment application for all non-private institutions of higher education in the Netherlands. Studielink arranges the exchange of information between the current or prospective student and the higher educational institution.

The Polish government applied the OOP to the baby bonus service – which is a part of financial aid for families. Parents don’t need to provide any certificates, including their birth and tax certificates, to apply for this financial support.

The university of FMUP has implemented a web-based interface for data insertion of its staff. The data of about 300 staff gets neatly organized in the system. It is then easily worked on and the information is organized according to requirements of different services.

The Slovenian eZdravje project aims to integrate existing fragmented Health Information Systems into a complete solution that benefits all stakeholders.

This service is a single process, where the updated address is communicated to important agencies of the administration.

NISUE has been developed for the electronic interchange of academic data among Spanish universities as well as between national and European organisations that use academic data in order to provide better electronic services.

EPS allows the verification and consultation of identity data, disability and residence data and consultation of the flow of payment with government institutions.

Via Oberta facilitates the transmission of electronic data and documents of Catalan citizens and businesses among public entities across Spain.

In order to apply to university, students must submit a single application via UCAS' online application service. Candidate students can apply for up to five university courses by a single online application.