Links I Liked [Public Procurement]
1. Some good examples of open data curbing corruption (anedoctal).
3. Related with the previous one...GDS Director says suppliers will be a component of Government-as-a-Platform.
1. Some good examples of open data curbing corruption (anedoctal).
3. Related with the previous one...GDS Director says suppliers will be a component of Government-as-a-Platform.
The Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) is barely out as a proposal and it is already creating an impact in China. According to the Financial Times, Beijing is threatening retaliation against the EU for the rules included in the IAA. While I find it deliciously ironic the Chinese commerce ministry is
The Portuguese government approved yesterday a new version of the Public Contracts Code, making good in the promise of reviewing it before the upcoming publication of the Public Procurement Act draft by the European Commission. As there is no official text yet ( we have to wait for the Diario da
Google launched last week a new version of its open source - sorry, open weights - Gemma models. So far they seem to work really well for open weights models and a step up from last year's Gemma 3, as per their report card. They also have nice,
Today's post continues to look into the substantive elements of the Infraestruturas de Portugal procurement process for BIA. It will start by discussing open weight models before moving on to OCR (optical character recognition) and RAG (retrieval augmented generation) before concluding with the deployment plans for BIA. It