Events

Time for exchange and collaboration

Our openCode Networking Events

The core of openCode is to connect people and their knowledge. Whether at events, in the discussion forum or through joint projects: The platform creates space for exchange and collaboration in the digital transformation of Public Administration. To this end, we regularly invite people to our practical workshops and innovative networking events. Here we want to deepen knowledge about open source in Public Administration and learn from best practices. Depending on the focus topic, technology experts and speakers from the fields of administration and public procurement are our guests.

For all information on our upcoming and past events, click on the relevant event.

We look forward to your registration!

Upcoming events

February 27, 2025

openCode Connect February 2025

The exchange on Digital Sovereignty. Guest: The Open Source Competence Centre at the ITDZ Berlin.

Information and registration
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Community Call

Our community call is a quarterly meeting dedicated to the further development of the platform.

Past events

january 23, 2025

ZenDiS Open January 2025

The exchange on Digital Sovereignty. Presentation of the openCode relaunch.

Information and documentation
NOVEMBER 28, 2024

ZenDiS Open November 2024

Digital Sovereignty as a community task - A field report from Dortmund by Katharina Flisikowskiski.

Information and documentation
October 08, 2024

Community Call

Retrospective and further development for those interested in the openCode platform.

Information and documentation
October 24, 2024

ZenDiS Open Oktober 2024

GovStack: Developing digital administrative services with Nico Lück and Sarah Fischer.

Information and documentation

The openCode Community

Become part of a lively network for Digital Sovereignty. This is where administrative employees and developers exchange ideas, share code, projects and experiences.

  • Access to GitLab : Upload / download, submit and develop projects
  • Knowledge exchange: Benefit from practical experiences
  • Regular events: Info sessions, discussion formats and Best Practices
  • Networking: Personal exchange with experts in the discussion forum
  • Active participation: Bring in your expertise