stil.dk
Danish government agency providing digital infrastructure and data services for the education sector
About stil.dk
The Agency for IT and Learning (STIL) develops and operates digital systems, data services and IT infrastructure for Denmark’s education sector. Its services include Unilogin, the national identification system.
The agency’s systems serve schools and other education-sector users, including children, young people and adults. It also supports schools with information security and data protection practices.
STIL is a Danish public agency with around 320 employees and responsibility for approximately 100 IT solutions. Unilogin is used more than 250 million times per year.
Product: Digital infrastructure, data services and IT solutions for Denmark’s education sector, including Unilogin.
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