They often try to recreate the paper process with IT, instead of making a complete new setup.
Example:
Previously, you had to go to the City Hall or whatever in your pace of birth to get a birth certificate.
Now you can email them, pay, and they mail you the certificate via snail mail.
How it should be: Use an online token, log into your account, request a birth certificate and just print it. It should have a URL that can be used to verify that it is valid. This would be faster and the risk of forgery would be much lower. A seal - and Germans love seals, they wank of to seals - can be forged much easier.
> Previously, you had to go to the City Hall or whatever in your pace of birth to get a birth certificate.
> Now you can email them, pay, and they mail you the certificate via snail mail.
> How it should be: Use an online token, log into your account, request a birth certificate and just print it. It should have a URL that can be used to verify that it is valid. This would be faster and the risk of forgery would be much lower. A seal - and Germans love seals, they wank of to seals - can be forged much easier.
That's an unreasonably high (or weird) standard. What country has a process like that? Switzerland certainly doesn't.
They often try to recreate the paper process with IT, instead of making a complete new setup.
Example:
Previously, you had to go to the City Hall or whatever in your pace of birth to get a birth certificate.
Now you can email them, pay, and they mail you the certificate via snail mail.
How it should be: Use an online token, log into your account, request a birth certificate and just print it. It should have a URL that can be used to verify that it is valid. This would be faster and the risk of forgery would be much lower. A seal - and Germans love seals, they wank of to seals - can be forged much easier.