The Ministry of Digital Affairs announced the development of a draft law that streamlines the work of data centers and cloud service providers, in particular, removes unnecessary bureaucratic procedures and allows businesses to enter into flexible contracts.
The Ministry of Digital Affairs announced the development of a draft law that streamlines the work of data centers and cloud service providers, in particular, removes unnecessary bureaucratic procedures and allows businesses to enter into flexible contracts.
"There is still duplication of government functions in the cloud services market, which only creates unnecessary obstacles for companies. Another serious problem is restrictions in contracts. Currently, the state and providers are forced to work exclusively according to the "Model Agreement" template, which cannot be adapted to the real requests of the parties," the Ministry explained .
The new bill introduces three key changes:
"Businesses will be able to resolve issues faster by communicating with only one agency," the department noted.
"From now on, companies and clients will be able to independently form a contract, the main thing is to specify all the key conditions in it," the Ministry of Digital Affairs clarified.
Providers and data centers will receive transparent registration, minimal bureaucracy, and freedom to conclude agreements. On the other hand, government agencies will be able to purchase cloud services much easier, faster, and more securely.
"Citizens receive higher resilience of online services: the better the cloud is integrated into government systems, the more resilient the digital state will be. Services for citizens will operate stably, despite any threats."
