ECIJA and Inetum advise the Regional Government of Castile-La Mancha on their corporate framework for generative AI
ECIJA and Inetum have been awarded the contract to develop a corporate framework for generative artificial intelligence for the Regional Government of Castile-La Mancha, a strategic project aimed at transforming public services in the region.
The initiative combines Inetum's technological expertise in digital transformation, advanced architectures, and the deployment of AI solutions with ECIJA's capabilities in governance, regulation, legal security, and compliance in complex technological environments.
The award represents a significant step in the digital transformation of public administration, aiming to enable a shared ecosystem that facilitates the creation, implementation, and management of solutions based on generative AI in an efficient, controlled manner and in accordance with current regulations.
The project will address key aspects such as AI governance, risk management, oversight, security, auditing, traceability, human oversight, and personnel training, with a focus on the responsible adoption of this technology and the improvement of services for citizens.
From a technical perspective, the framework will incorporate architectures based on intelligent agents, reusable components, structured catalogs of AI solutions, energy efficiency criteria, and mechanisms that will allow the progressive scaling of new use cases within regional administration.
The initiative will align with European legislation, the AI Regulation, and international standards such as ISO 42001, reinforcing a model of artificial intelligence that is ethical, reliable, sustainable, and legally sound.
The ECIJA team is led by Cristina Villasante, partner of IT/PI at the firm, with the participation of Joaquín Cives, TMT advisor.
This project is particularly significant for its impact on the modernization of administration, public innovation, and the development of a robust framework for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence in the public sector.
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