Publications Office of the European Union

• Supports the policies and communication activities of the EU institutions and agencies with its services and offers them expertise and synergies in a number of domains. • Ensures, with its modelling and referencing activities, that the diverse information assets coming from EU institutions take the form of findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) information and data. • Makes sure that this vast array of official EU information and data – an essential element in today's data-driven economy – is made available to the public to support transparency, economic activity, the development of modern technologies, such as artificial intelligence, and access to knowledge in general. • Makes sure that this content is preserved and made accessible for future generations. • Engages with citizens on a regular and increasing basis to help achieve its objectives. == Main audience ==

The Publications Office's main audience is the public (individuals and businesses). Thanks to its work, a wide range of official EU information is available to the public as findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) data — essential in today's data-driven economy. The Publications Office thus supports transparency, economic activity, the development of modern technologies such as artificial intelligence, and access to knowledge in general. This means it plays a significant role in several of the EU's political priorities: democracy, the economy, and digital transformation. == Collections and services ==

• Community Research and Development Information Service (CORDIS), the European Commission's primary source of results from the projects funded by the EU's framework programmes for research and innovation. • EUR-Lex, the gateway to EU law, providing free access to, and information about, public legal documents from the European Union. • TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), the online version of the Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union, dedicated to European public procurement. It is the official entry point to all business opportunities involving public procurement contracts for values above EU thresholds (EUR 144 000) in the European Union, the European Economic Area and beyond. • the Publications Office online public access catalogue (OPAC), allowing librarians or other information professionals, to search in more than 330 000 individual bibliographic records and download metadata of their selected publications into their own catalogues. • the EU Web Archive preserves websites of EU institutions, agencies and bodies. It maintains collections using the Archive-It service: • data.europa.eu: the official portal for European data • EU publications website: the publications of EU institutions, agencies and other bodies in various formats • EU Whoiswho: the directory of the European institutions == Management Committee ==

The Publications Office of the European Union is managed by its director-general and senior management on the basis of the strategic guidelines set by the management committee. == See also ==