Brussels proposes four levels of digital sovereignty in public procurement
The technological sovereignty package presented by the European Commission could change the way the State buys cloud services.
Email looks simple. The decisions behind it are not.
Articles on digital sovereignty, security and the day-to-day of managing email in an organisation, written for those who decide, not just for those who configure.
Ordem dos Advogados: over 40,000 mailboxes now served by Sooma's infrastructure
The contract, awarded through a public tender to NOS Comunicações, is built on Sooma's email infrastructure.
Portugal finally has a plan. And 308 municipalities waiting for it.
The real state of digital sovereignty in Portuguese public administration.
Germany and France have stopped debating digital sovereignty. They have started switching software.
What is really happening in the public administration of the Union's two largest States, and what can be learned from it.
Eight questions a public body should ask its email provider
A digital sovereignty checklist, to use before the next procurement procedure.
What can go wrong in an email migration
An honest guide to the switch businesses have been putting off for years.
Why your emails end up in spam
SPF, DKIM and DMARC explained for those who make decisions, not for those who configure servers.
The registered letter is 200 years old. The proof it provides can take two seconds.
What Portuguese law says about electronic registered delivery, and what to check before signing up for one.
Who does your email answer to?
Two ideas of sovereignty, and why the European one does not protect what it promises.
Your company email. In Europe. Protected by European law.
60 days to try it, no commitment. Assisted migration included.