Integration of electronic systems, automation, and value-added creation in the education system of Panevėžys

Foreseen Project Implementation Start: 13/05/2024
Foreseen Deadline: 07/08/2025
Lithuania IT solutions

Short Summary

In Panevėžys, the challenge lies in the integration of data from multiple IT systems, making it difficult to adapt and requiring significant manual labor, especially during the enrollment process for students in gymnasiums. Employees of the Panevėžys Education Department have to perform many functions manually, leading to a high likelihood of errors, decreased trust in the system by residents, and consuming a substantial amount of time.

Contextual Information

Optimization and automation of educational processes are essential tools for ensuring quality and shaping educational policies. While the system currently accepts applications and verifies data, the process of school assignment is not automated, requiring significant human resources and time to ensure a smooth student admission process. This is just one of the possible areas for improvement, as Panevėžys seeks to provide more information to the public. Therefore, functionalities that could involve parents of students would be highly beneficial. Additionally, the education sector holds vast amounts of data, and its analysis could contribute to more effective decision-making within the city municipality.


Description of the Challenge

The current challenge in Panevėžys revolves around optimizing and automating eeffectiveness in student admissions to schools. Currently, the system accepts applications and verifies data; however, the process of school assignment is not automated. This manual process consumes significant human resources and time, leading to potential errors and inefficiencies.

Analysis of Current System:

The analysis of the current system reveals several areas for improvement. Firstly, the lack of automation in the school assignment process results in a cumbersome and time-consuming procedure. This manual approach not only increases the likelihood of errors but also diminishes the trust of residents in the system due to delays and inefficiencies.

Furthermore, the reliance on manual processes limits the scalability and adaptability of the educational system to meet evolving needs and demands. 

Moreover, the absence of automated functionalities hinders parental involvement in the educational journey of their children. By integrating features that facilitate parental engagement, such as real-time updates on admissions status and school information, the educational system can foster stronger partnerships between schools, parents, and students.

Opportunities for Improvement:

To address these challenges, there are several opportunities for improvement. Implementing automation technologies in the school assignment process can significantly reduce manual efforts and streamline operations. By integrating data analytics capabilities, the educational system can gain valuable insights into enrollment trends, student demographics, and resource allocation, enabling informed decision-making and resource optimization.

Furthermore, enhancing the system's transparency and accessibility through digital platforms can empower stakeholders, including parents and students, with timely information and resources. Leveraging technology to create user-friendly interfaces and communication channels can improve engagement and satisfaction levels among stakeholders, ultimately enhancing the overall educational experience.

Overall, by embracing innovation and technology-driven solutions, Panevėžys can overcome the current challenges in educational processes and pave the way for a more efficient, inclusive, and student-centric educational system.


Procurement Budget

50000.00 EUR

Requirements for the Solution

Requirements - a simple and effective method is needed to manage the education system data, create opportunities and values ​​for both municipality employees and students and their parents. Since the data is sensitive, security standards must be applied at the highest level.


Additional Details

On progress



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