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CLAUDE
BARRAL
Senior Research Engineer - Gemalto
Claude is in the Gemalto Research
Labs since 1998 where he was
involved in innovative
projects such as ScreenCards,
High Memory Capacity Cards and
Biometrics. He is currently
working on Smart Card integration
in biometric systems and is
member of the French national
body (Afnor) for ISO standardization
about Biometrics & Smart
Cards. He earned his engineering
degree in Electronics from the French
"Conservatoire National
des Arts & Metiers"
and is preparing a PhD thesis
in Cryptography & Security at
the Swiss Federal Institute
of Technology (EPFL Lausanne,
Switzerland).
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DAVID
BENINI
Director, Product Marketing -
Aware Inc.
David Benini is director of
product marketing at Aware,
Inc., where he is engaged
in a broad variety of activities
to grow Aware's biometrics and imaging
software business. He also participates
in development of M1 and ISO
SC 37 biometrics standards.
David holds a BS Degree in electrical
engineering from Pennsylvania
State University and an MBA
Degree from Cornell University.
Aware provides software tools
to compress, analyze, and format
biometric images in compliance
with all relevant standards.
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PÄTRICK
BÉNON
Product Manager Identity Marketing
& Solutions – Oberthur
Card Systems
Patrick Bénon is Marketing
Product Manager at Oberthur
Card Systems for the Government
and Security Markets.
He started his career 2000 at
Gemalto in the Research &
Development department, before
holding positions as Consulting
Engineer at Accenture.
Patrick Bénon is graduated
Engineer and Doctor of Philosophy
from the "Ecole Nationale
Supérieure des Télécommunications
of Paris".
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MARCEL
BOOGAARD
HSB Cards & Card Systems,
The Netherlands
Marcel Boogaard is presently
director of HSB Cards &
Card Systems, The Netherlands.
Since Boogaard has joined HSB,
the company has implemented
several leading biometric projects.
The speaker is involved in biometric
& eID projects for immigration
services, automated border control,
Dutch visa, refugees, healthcare
and many others. Before HSB
he held several international
management positions for product
and business development. He
received a master degree from
Delft University of Technology,
The Netherlands. He is a frequent
speaker on international conferences.
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PAOLO BOSCOLO
Responsible of distributed system
infrastructure and for EU project
- "Comune di Prato"
(Italy)
Master degree in Electronics
Engineering in 1986. He has
worked for Infogroup S.p.A.
and Nuovo Pignone S.p.A. From
June, 1988, to May 1991 he worked
at ALCATEL Italia in Florence,
where he took part in some research
projects funded by the European
Community. In 1992 he joined
the Comune di Prato as head
of the Telecommunications group.
During the last 13 years he
contributed to setting up a
Metropolitan Area Network using
proprietary fibre optic cable
and leased lines. With Comune
di Prato he is taking part to
several European Projects in
the field of advanced IT infrastructures.
He is also in charge for the
participation in some national
eGovernment projects, among
them the implementation of the
Italian Identity Card project
in the City of Prato aiming
to release to all the citizens
the new Electronic Identity
Card. The project is successfully
running having already released
35.000 new cards.
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CASPAR
BOWDEN
Chief Privacy Advisor EMEA -
Microsoft EMEA Technology Office
Caspar Bowden leads the privacy
pillar of the Trustworthy Computing
initiative across Europe, Middle-East
and Africa. His goal is to ensure
that users of Microsoft products
and services are in control
of their personal data and that
fair information practices are
respected. He is a specialist
in data protection policy, privacy
enhancing technology research,
identity management and authentication.
He was formerly director of
the Foundation for Information
Policy Research, an independent
think-tank that studies the
interaction between computers
and society, and promotes public
understanding and dialogue between
UK and European civil society
and policy-makers in the fields
of e-commerce, copyright, law
enforcement and national security,
e-government, cryptography and
digital signatures. He was appointed
expert adviser to the UK parliament
for the passage of three bills
concerning privacy issues, and
was co-organizer of the influential
Scrambling for Safety public
conferences on UK encryption
and surveillance policy. His
previous career over two decades
ranged from investment banking
(proprietary trading risk-management
for option arbitrage), to software
engineering (graphics engines
and cryptography), including
work for Goldman Sachs, Microsoft
Consulting Services, Acorn,
Research Machines, and IBM.
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LEIF
BUENE
Business Development Manager
- Det Norske Veritas
Leif Buene is Business Development
Manager within ICT Risk Management
in Det Norske Veritas (DNV).
He holds a PhD in Physics from
the University of Oslo, Norway
and has worked for DNV in various
positions for more than 20 years.
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THIERRY
COLLIN
Senior Corporate Marketing –
Thales e-Transactions
Engineer graduated from ENSM
(now, Ecole Centrale de Nantes),
first in raw, and post-graduated
in Automation, Thierry Collin
has been working for more than
20 years within Dassault Group,
now part of THALES group.
Involved in the development
of civilian applications for
more than 15 years, he has been
in charge of software developments
for Automated Teller Machines
and set up software development
teams for Point of Sales (EFT-POS)
payment systems and telecommunication
systems (3 departments, 40 people).
In addition to operational responsibilities,
he focused his interest on Smart
Card and Smart Card applications
from late seventies as part
of its security expert position
in banking systems. He is one
of the few international experts
involved in the standardization
work undertaken by ISO (JTC1/SC17
and TC68/SC6) and later on by
CEN (TC224) in the 80's. When
payment systems endorsed smart
card technology and developed
common specification (EMV),
he has been involved as adviser
and by actual implementations.
When Thomson-CSF bought Dassault
Electronic, he moved to the
position of deputy chief technical
officer of Dassault AT, in charge
of electronic transactions activities.
He gave lectures worldwide.
Merging activities from RACAL
gave him a new opportunity:
At present Senior Manager Corporate
Marketing, he is in charge of
strategy & partnership to
set up advanced Research &
Development for Point of Interaction
product line. He is also Chairman
of an AFNOR standardization
committee and member of several
international organizations.
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BARBARA
DASKALA
Iinstitute for Prospective Technological
Studies European Commission'
s Joint Research Centre
Barbara Daskala works in the
Institute of Prospective Technological
Studies (IPTS) of European Commission's
Joint Research Centre, where
she currently conducts research
on the social implications of
emerging technologies and the
ambient intelligence environment,
especially regarding privacy,
security and identity issues.
Before that, she had been working
for over 3 years with Ernst
& Young in Athens, Greece,
as an IT auditor and information
security consultant. She is
a Certified Information Systems
Security Professional (CISSP)
and a Certified Information
Systems Auditor (CISA). She
also holds an MSc in Analysis,
Design and Management of Information
Systems from the London School
of Economics & Political
Science and also a BSc in Business
Administration from the University
of Piraeus.
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NICOLAS
DELVAUX
Sagem Défense Sécurité
Nicolas Delvaux is an Engineer
from the Université Catholique
de Louvain. Nicolas participates
to several projects in the telecommunications
fields within SAGEM Communication.
Since 2002, Nicolas is in charge
of biometric standardisation
activity within the Security
division of SAGEM Defence Security.
Nicolas is chairman of CN37
at AFNOR, the biometric committee.
He is also in charge of the
Biometric Focus Group in CEN,
and convenor at EBF of the Special
Interest Group concerning Standards,
Testing and Certification. Nicolas
chairs the French delegation
at the Biometric ISO/IEC SC37.
Nicolas is also member of the
expert group of Border security
of CEN BT/WG 161, and contributes
as expert to ESRAB. Nicolas
is implicated in various research
programs. His biometrics skills
are fingerprints and facial
recognition.
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BAUDOIN
DE SONIS
Executive Director - e-Forum
Association
Baudouin is executive director
of e-Forum association, a non
for profit organisation which
delivers to its members products,
services and representation,
to encourage e-Government excellence
in Europe, improve the use of
information- and communication
technologies within the Public
Services sector.
Prior to this appointment he
was Director, Partnerships and
Alliances for Groupe Bull, with
responsibility to set-up right
partnerships for Bull, other
responsibilities were establishing
consortia, joint venture's and
Special Purpose Vehicles (SPV's)
for specific large bids.
Baudouin was previously Director
International Business for the
Customer Services Division.
During this time, Baudouin was
mainly responsible for negotiating
a number of multi-country contracts.
He has been with Bull for 9
years, Baudouin was awarded
a BA in 1979 and a Master of
Business Administration degree
in 1989.
Baudouin' s career started in
IBM France as sales representative
and sales manager. He went on
to work for General Electric
(USA) as sales and marketing
manager, France and Benelux
and as Director EC operations.
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ALISTAIR
DOE
Managing Technical Architect
/ GPS - CTO / Technology Services
- Capgemini
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JIM
DRAY
Senior Computer Scientist -
US National Institute of Standards
and Technology
Mr. Dray is a senior computer
scientist at the U.S. Commerce
Department's National Institute
of Standards and Technology(NIST).
He is the Principal Architect
of the U.S. Government Smart
Card Interoperability Specifications.
Mr. Dray was responsible for
developing NIST Special Publication
800-73, the technical interoperability
specification for the Personal
Identity Verification card mandated
by Homeland Security Presidential
Directive 12 for deployment
across all U.S. Federal agencies.
Mr. Dray has directed NIST's
smart card research and development
program since 1988.
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Dr
RALF DUJARDIN
Portfolio Manager Security Systems
- Bayer Innovation GmbH
Dr. Dujardin began his career
with Bayer in 1986 as a Polymer
Scientist serving as Project
Manager in some major multinational
project. He had held various
management positions in Research
and Development, Production,
Intellectual Property Management,
New Business Development and
Corporate Venturing. He has
extensive experience in commercializing
Intellectual Property of Early-Stage
Technologies and using Intellectual
Property as a cash equivalent
for equity investments in new
ventures.
Prior to his current position
Dr. Dujardin was responsible
as Marketing Manager for Bayer
Industry Services's Chemistry
Start-Up Promotion providing
infrastructure, services and
seed financing for new technology
ventures. Till the end of 2002
he was responsible as Manager
New Business Development for
the commercialization of services
and intellectual property products
from Bayer's Central Research.
From 1998 to 2000, he worked
in the United States as Vice
President Technology for Exatec
LLC, a new cooperative venture
of Bayer AG and General Electric
for the development and manufacturing
of plastic automotive glazing.
Dr. Dujardin graduated in Chemistry
with First Class Honors at the
University of Siegen
in 1986. He is named as an inventor
on more than 75 patents and
author of 15 scientific and
economics publications. He serves
as advisory board member for
several new ventures in Germany
and the US.
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MOURAD
FAHER
Project Leader & Coordinator
- Gemalto
Held the position of software
engineer before to join Bull
CP8 as technical advisor.
Mourad has been working from
2002 as Project Leader for Schlumberger
then for Gemalto S.A Smart Card
department (R&D), in charge
of European projects and standardization
follow-up in relation with Public
Sector.
Participation to standardization
committees in relation with
Citizenship:
Membership to CEN/TC 224 WG15,
WG16, WG17
Editorship to prCEN/TS 15480-3
(ECC-3)
Co-editorship to prCEN/TS 15480-2
(ECC-2)
Membership to ISO/JTC1 SC17
WG4/TF9 (ISO 24727)
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OLIVIER
FAUCHER
Program Director of Governmental
Projects – Thales Security
Systems
Olivier Faucher is Program Director
of Governmental Projects in
THALES SECURITY SYSTEMS. In
this position Olivier has led
major ePasseport and ID Project.
Previously he was Manager of
the IT Security Domain in THALES
SECURITY SYSTEMS. His role was
to direct the IT Security domain
which encompasses both Information
Security Systems and e-government
security projects. Olivier was
previously head of the Strategy
& Business Development for
the Business Group Secure Operations
at THALES . His role was to
direct the Strategy and Business
Development activities of the
Civil and Governmental markets,
develop the THALES security
businesses geographically and
drive key partnerships in the
security domain. THALES SECURITY
SYSTEMS is a subsidiary company
of the THALES Group, focusing
on providing complete turnkey
Security Systems for Private
and Governmental customers.
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ARJAN
GELUK
Business Development Manager
- Collis
Arjan Geluk is Business Development
Manager, responsible for e-Passport
solutions of Collis' e-ID Competence
Centre.
Previously, Arjan was responsible
for Collis' test solutions for
the chip based European Digital
Tachograph and EMV chip payment.
He contributed as a senior business
consultant to several chip-related
projects, including:
- project management of tachograph
card test projects for several
European governments
- project coordination for the
EuropeAid TACIS project Legal
Assistance for the Development
of eCommerce in Russia
- research for the Visa Asia
Pacific large retailer chip
migration study, resulting in
the Visa Smart guide for retailers
- market research for EMV chip
migration in several countries.
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GILLES
GRAVIER
Chief Technology Strategist
for Security - Sun Microsystems
After 11 years at Sun, Gilles
is responsible for communicating
Sun's security vision and strategy
to Sun's top customers worldwide,
and helping them engage on the
path to better corporate IT
security.
Gilles holds an MS degree in
computer systems design. He
has held positions ranging from
systems engineer to consultant,
architect and market development
manager for security with an
international focus during the
past 8 years.
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PAUL
GRIBBON
Consultant, e-Identity Unit
- LogicaCMG
Paul Gribbon is a Consultant
in LogicaCMG's Global e-Identity
unit, with specific responsibility
for the "Enterprise Corporate
Card" proposition. Paul
was previously in the Global
Financial Services team, where
he specialised in Card Systems
and Consumer Payments, helping
clients to define their card
strategy, advising on market
developments and continuously
shaping customer propositions.
Prior to joining LogicaCMG in
2001, Paul was with First Data
International, working in a
number of business, IT and Product
Management positions, giving
him over ten years experience
in the 'Cards' industry.
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Dr
HEINER GRÖNEWALD
Sales Director - Sagem Orga
Born in 1951, studied Electrical
Engineering at the University
of Hannover. After having passed
his diploma, he joint the 'Helmut-Schmidt-University'
in Hamburg as a scientific assistant,
where he took his PhD in 1982.
Already in the first phase of
his professional life, he worked
on the introduction of new technologies.
He started in a big machine
tool manufacturer to establish
Technical Data Processing (CAD,
CASE, Document Management Systems,...),
after this in a company in the
electronics industry.
In 1994 he started his second
professional phase in the smart
card industry. Heiner Grönewald
took over the product segment
'Card Readers and -systems'
in the Hagenuk GmbH, which mainly
was dedicated to the German
Health Insurance Card. He finally
joint ORGA Kartensysteme GmbH,
now Sagem-Orga, in order to
be in charge of applications
in the health and identification
sector.
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GORDON
HANNAH
Managing Director, Public Sector
Security and Identity Management
Group - BearingPoint
Mr. Hannah is the Executive
responsible for the strategy
& direction of Identity
Management solutions and services
for the BearingPoint Public
Sector Security Group. He has
over 17 years of Homeland Security,
Federal, Intelligence and Military
sector experience and seven
years of managing Enterprise
Identity Management initiatives.
Within the Federal and Defense
arena, Mr. Hannah has identity
management operations and program
management experience with the
DoD (including DMDC, BMO, WHS,
Navy, Army, Air Force, and Marine
Corps), DHS (TSA), State Department,
GSA, GAO, MoD UK, and DfEE UK.
As the Program Manager for the
TSA Transportation Worker Identification
Credential, he fielded an operational,
nationwide end-to-end identity
management and biometric credentialing
system just 96 days after contract
award. In addition, Mr. Hannah
has worked with the Department
of State to upgrade the existing
Passport program to comply with
the Visa Waiver program.
Mr. Hannah holds a Bachelor
of Science Degree in Electrical
Engineering from the University
of Connecticut. He is a qualified
Nuclear Engineering Officer
on Submarines; Mr. Hannah holds
a Top Secret Security Clearance
and is a member of the Smart
Card Alliance, M1/B10, ITAA,
Biometric Consortium, European
Biometric Forum, Government
Smart Card Interagency Advisory
Board, FICC, FIXS and many other
public & private sector
organizations.
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DETLEF
HOUDEAU
Senior Director Business Development Market Segment
Identification - Infineon
Detlef Houdeau has a diploma
in machine construction, promotion
in microsystem technology in
Germany. Since 1985 Detlef worked
at Siemens AG and later moved
with the IPO of Infineon, at
the location Berlin, Erlangen,
Munich and Regensburg in Germany;
working on many projects and
business units at Siemens; covered
various function at Infineon,
business unit Security and Chipcard
Ics; Today, Detlef holds the
position af Senior Director
Business Development, Marketsegment
Identification in Munich, Germany.
Round 30 published papers and
40 patents, project head of
an EU funding project, called
DIGITAL PASSPORT, w/ 6 partner
companies in 4 countries, member
of EUROSMART (voice of the smart
card industry in Europe) in
Brussels, Belgium and head of
BITKOM, working group Smart
Cards and ID-Systems (german
central IT organisation) in
Berlin, Germany.
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FRANK
JORISSEN
VP International Business Development
- Safeboot
Frank Jorissen started his ICT
Security career in 1985 at the
"COSIC" crypto laboratory
of the University of Leuven,
Belgium. From 1987 onwards Frank
held various senior positions
at ao Cryptech, Utimaco and
GlobalSign (Cybertrust).
Since 1999 Frank is Vice-Chairman
of EEMA (http://www.eema.org).
Frank also co-founded EEMA's
ISSE (Information Security Solutions
Europe) Conference, of which
he currently co-chairs the Steering
Committee (see http://www.eema.org/isse).
Since 2005 Frank is VP International
Business Development at mobile
data security specialist SafeBoot,
manufacturer of the awarded
SafeBoot® suite of security
enforcement solutions for PC's,
laptops, PDA's and smartphones.
In this capacity Frank is in
charge for defining innovative
solutions such as eg the use
of eID cards.
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KIMMO
KARPPINEN
Marketing Manager Government
ID - Setec - a Gemalto company
Kimmo Karppinen (34) is a marketing
manager for National ID products
and solutions at
Gemalto’ corporate level
Government ID marketing group,
which is based in Vantaa, Finland.
After Gemalto acquired Setec
Oy in June 2005, the Vantaa
office became the excellence
center of Gemalto’ Government
ID products.
He has over 10 years of experience
in Telecom and Government project
and sales
management. He joined Setec
1999 and has held various positions
in sales, IT and marketing
and he has participated in some
of the world’s first biometric
passport projects.
Prior to joining Setec, he worked
for Siemens AG Mobile Networks
sales, both in Finland and
Germany. He holds a Master degree
in Technical Sciences (M. Sc),
from the University of
Oulu.
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KLAUS
J. KEUS
European Expertise Group for
Biometrics
Studied Mathematics, economics
and computer science at the
"Rheinisch Westfälischen
Technischen Hochschule Aachen
(RWTH)" and got a degree
as "Diplom mathematician".
He has around 25 years of experience
in information technology, worked
in SW development for several
international computer and SW
companies, worked as consultant
and projektmanager for key accounts
special in IT-security. Actually
he is working within the German
Federal Office for Information
Security (Bundesamt für
Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik
(BSI)) since more than 15 years,
currently as head of the section
"New Technologies".
He was very actively involved
in all European activities in
the area of electronic signatures,
e.g. such as member of the former
European Electronic Signature
Standardisation Initiative Steering
Board, as technical head of
the German delegation for the
EU directive for electronic
signatures and as member of
the German delegation for "Electronic
Signature Committee" (Article
9 Committee). Currently he is
very active in the field of
Biometrics (e.g. member of the
European Expertise Group for
Biometrics). He is author of
multiple national and international
publications and member of many
national and international program
committees, conference committees
and advisory boards.
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Dr.
KSHEERABDHI KRISHNA
Gemalto Research & Innovation
Dr. Ksheerabdhi Krishna has
a PhD in Computer Science and
Engineering from the University
of New Mexico. He has been with
Schlumberger Smart Cards R&D
since 1996. Dr. Krishna was
a principal member of the team
that engineered the first Java
Card in 1997. He has since been
active in the domain of smart
cards with numerous publications
and patents related to this
technology. He is a member of
the Java Card Forum Technical
Committee, where he contributes
to specifications on upcoming
Java Card technologies. He has
been a member of the InterNational
Committee for Information Technology
Standards (INCITS) Technical
Committee M1 on Biometrics.
Recently, Dr. Krishna has been
examining the application of
Microsoft .NET to smart card
platforms and the role of smart
cards in Web 2.0.
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PETER
KRONEGGER
Chief Technology Officer - ACG
Identification Technologies
Peter Kronegger is CTO (chief
technical officer) of ACG Identification
Technologies and manages ACG's
RFID reader R&D facility
in Graz/Austria.
Peter Kronegger has been involved
in RFID research and development
since 1990. Before joining ACG
in 2003 he acted as a founder
and co-founder of several high
tech start-up companies: based
in Graz/Austria, he started
Codekey Identification Systems
in 1990 pioneering contactless
access control systems. In 1996
Kronegger RFID Systems was founded,
generating generic RFID reader
components. Peter Kronegger
also was a founding member of
Omnikey and co-founded the RFID
solution company United Access.
He also was founding advisor
and initial head of the supervisory
board of Sensor Dynamics, a
company specialized on silicon
designs for the automotive market.
Peter Kronegger is a graduate
of Ohio/USA (master of science
in electrical engineering) and
Graz Technical University (PHD
in control theory).
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MARC
LANGE
Manager - EHTEL
Marc Lange is involved in European
ICT projects for the public
sector (i.e. social security,
customs and indirect taxation,
legal identity, health) since
1992 and has therefore a long
experience in supporting EU
Member States in coordinating
the deployment of their projects.
During this period, he has managed
several international projects
and programmes and has in particular
worked, as author, co-author,
editor or director on a large
variety of reports related to
the deployment of ICT systems
in Europe, including business
plans, conceptual and strategic
analysis, project specifications,
functional pre-standards (CWA),
impact analysis and best practices
reports on business issues,
quality systems and service
level agreement, commercial
proposals …
For the last three years, he
is managing EHTEL (www.ehtel.org),
a member-based international
association dedicated to supporting
implementation of eHealth solutions
in Europe. EHTEL activities
are benefiting to all eHealth
stakeholders (i.e. ministries
of health, European Commission,
industries, health professionals
and institutions, patient representatives,
insurers, academics, NGO …).
EHTEL has recently organised
several conferences and workshops
on key eHealth issues such as
Identification Management, Interoperability
of infrastructure as well as
on some eHealth applications
like ePrescribing and Home care.
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ARNAUD
LOTIGIER
Senior Product Manager - Gemalto
Arnaud Lotigier joined Gemalto
in 1996, after several years
spent in the Printing and in
Telecom industries.
He held several positions at
Gemalto, in the Telecom Business
Unit, then in the Financial
Services Business Unit, and
joined the Identity and Security
Business Unit in 2002.
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CHARLES
LOWE
Electronic Government Consultant
Charles Lowe was educated at
Cambridge and the London Business
School. Following an early financial
career, he led the creation
of the BT Intranet as one of
the first, largest and most
successful corporate Intranets,
realising an audited saving
of over £1 billion in
its initial two years. He followed
this by establishing first BT's
eBusiness consultancy, then
BT's eGovernment unit, Stepchange.gov,
where he was at the centre of
BT's collaboration with the
UK Government to deliver UKonline.
Since leaving BT he has further
enhanced his standing as an
eGovernment expert, working
around the world in roles as
diverse as delivering an IT
strategy & implementation
plan for a large Middle Eastern
county and managing a series
of voter engagement projects
for the 2003 UK local elections.
For the past three years he
has been running a large ICT/modernisation
programme for the London Borough
of Newham's Adult Services &
Children's & Young People's
Services Departments. In addition
he is a co-founder and Board
Member of e-Forum, the EC-sponsored
EU-wide association for encouraging
eGovernment excellence in Europe
(www.eu-forum.org) and a Trustee
of Citizens Online, the charity
dedicated to eliminating the
digital divide (www.citizensonline.org.uk).
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EIKAZU
NIWANO
Service Integration Laboratories
- NTT Corporation
Eikazu Niwano is head of innovation
and standardization under Smart
Card Platform Development Project.
Mr. Niwano joined NTT Corporation
in 1989 and has been engaged
in research and development
on distributed system architecture
at Laboratories. From 1999 he
has headed developing the concepts
and framework of PKI based smart
card management system as chief
architect and project manager.
From 2002 to 2005 he worked
in Paris as general manager
of Europe Office under Information
Sharing Laboratory Group and
was engaged in globalization
of the PKI-based smart card
management framework. He was
editor of eEurope/Smart Card
Charter/TB7/WG4 (multi-application
architecture) and a member of
CEN Workshop on eAuthentication.
He is currently NICSS Fellow,
chair of GlobalPlatform-NICSS
Collaboration Expert Group of
NICSS, board of directors of
GlobalPlatform, a member of
CEN TC224 WG15(European Citizen
Card) and ISO/SC17 national
committee of Japan.
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JIRI OCHOZKA
APROKS
He has engineer diploma in the
branch of electronics, Technical
University Brno, and PhD diploma
in the branch of mathematics,
Charles University Praha. He
has been a long years activded
as a Leader and Main Engineer
in the industrial automation
and technological process control
systems. Several years has been
external teacher for Modern
mathematical methods and Automation
systems in Technical University
Ostrava. Last 15 years has been
interested for information systems,
information technlogy and chip-smart
- card application. With close
collaboration with the Czech
Ministry of Health was a member
of team for creating national
health - card system and realized
a pilot project. He was joined
in several EC projects, like
NETLINK-CEE (as a national co-ordinator),
NETC@RDS project and CZ eHealth
project.
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JON
OLNES
Senior Researcher - Det Norske
Veritas
Jon Ølnes is Senior Researcher
in Det Norske Veritas (DNV).
He holds an MSc in Computer
Science from the University
of Oslo, Norway and has more
than 10 years experience in
the PKI area as a researcher
and consultant.
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TROND
OVERLAND
Vice President - Det Norske
Veritas
Trond Øverland is Vice
President in Det Norske Veritas
(DNV) with responsibility for
IT business development. He
holds an MSc in Ocean Engineering
from Florida Atlantic University,
USA and an MBA from the Norwegian
School of Management in Oslo,
Norway.
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JEAN-CLAUDE
PELLICER
VP Business Development - Trusted
Logic
Jean-Claude has been working
in the transaction industry
for over 20 years going back
to 1985 when he then started
the Australian branch of Ingenico,
now a successful node of Ingenico
group. He has also held management
positions at other prestigious
organisations such as Gemplus,
Incard and Telstra in France,
Italy and Australia. To be noticed
his contribution as a co-founder
of Incard where he held marketing
& R&D positions in the
initial 4 years of the company
set-up. He has been now 5 years
with Trusted Logic working as
VP Business Development.
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SYLVAIN
PREVOST
Gemalto
Based in Austin, Texas, USA,
Sylvain Prevost joined Gemalto
in 1999. He holds an opto-electronic
engineering diploma, laser/plasma
major, from PolyTech-Orleans.
Active member of the Java Card
Forum, he has been involved
in numerous smart-card aspects
encompassing banking, mobile-com,
corporate, cryptography, biometry,
operating systems, on-card verifiers,
Java Card and .Net virtual machines.
He has authored and co-authored
numerous patents.
He's currently the R&D lead
engineer for the .Net smart
card program within Gemalto.
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J.R.
REAGAN
Managing Director and Solution
Leader - Public Sector Security
Group - BearingPoint
Mr. Reagan is the Senior Executive
responsible for the strategy
& direction of solutions
and services for the BearingPoint
Public Sector Security Group.
He has over 20 years of Federal,
Intelligence and Commercial
sector experience managing Enterprise
Security, Technology, Fraud
& Risk Management initiatives.
Prior to joining BearingPoint
in 2004, Mr. Reagan held a number
of technology and executive
positions with American Management
Systems (AMS), Averstar (Titan
Corporation), First Union National
Bank, and the Department of
Defense. Within the Federal
and Defense arena, Mr. Reagan
has security operations and
program management experience
with the NSA, DIA, FBI, NASA,
DISA, DARPA, JCS, Air Force,
Navy, Marine Corps, and Army.
In the commercial sector, as
VP and Group CSO of a Fortune
500 bank, he established an
overall Consumer Banking Group
Security Strategy and Risk Management
Program, the first in company
history. As CTO of two technology
companies, he developed global
product strategy, architecture
and development of CRM and Wealth
Management solutions for over
800 clients in the financial
and insurance industries.
Mr. Reagan holds a Masters of
Science Degree in Management
Information Systems and a Bachelor
of Arts Degree in Sociology.
He is a graduate of the NSA
National Cryptologic School;
the Advanced Korean Language
Studies Program at Yonsei University
(Seoul, Korea); the Graduate
School of Banking Technology
& Operations (Vanderbilt
University); the Program on
Negotiation for Senior Executives
(Harvard Law School); and the
New Market Growth Innovation
Workshop (Harvard Business School).
Mr. Reagan holds a Certified
Information Security Manager
(CISM) designation from the
Information Systems Audit and
Control Association (ISACA)
and is a member of ITAA, AFCEA,
AFEI and many other public &
private sector organizations.
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PAWEL
ROTTER
Iinstitute for Prospective Technological
Studies European Commission'
s Joint Research Centre
Pawel Rotter is currently working
at the Institute for Prospective
Technological Studies of the
European Commission's Joint
Research Centre, doing research
on Privacy and Identity in the
Information Society, Radio Frequency
Identification and Biometrics.
He is also an assistant professor
at the Automatics Department
of the AGH-University of Science
and Technology in Krakow where
his research are related to
automatic control and computer
image analysis. Prior to this
he was working at the Artificial
Intelligence and Information
Analysis Laboratory of the Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki and
Traffic Control and Management
Laboratory of the Krakow University
of Technology. He has PhD degree
in Computer Science (thesis
on application of multicriteria
optimisation to image interpretation,
completed with honours) and
MSc in Electronics and Telecommunication.
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BRUNO
ROUCHOUZE
Gemalto
Bruno Rouchouze, mathematics
applied and computer engineer,
obtained a thesis in image processing
at CNRS in 1995. He integrated
the Gemalto Group in 1997.
Since 1998, he managed the Information
Security Group whose principal
missions were: infrastructure
security in prudent product
engineering, threat analyses
and flaw identification, and
FIPS & Common Criteria evaluations.
Bruno's group was also in charge
of corporate Java Card &
J2ME security researches &
developments, and had consulting
missions about security (MIPD1&2,
JSR177, obfuscator, etc.). Concerning
certifications based on Common
Criteria, his group obtained
a first Common Criteria Evaluation
in the world for EA1+ &
EAL5+ for Java Card, EAL4 for
native OS, and EAL4 augmented
with AVA_VLA.4 for a smart card.
He became the Deputy Director
for the Applied Research and
Security Center at the end of
2004. He was also Chairman of
the Eurosmart Security Working
Group and convenor of International
Smart card Certification Initiatives
(ISCI) for five years.
At the beginning of this year,
Bruno integrated the ID Department
as senior expert, and manages
all standard activities connected
with ID. He develops also the
Gemalto' group strategy for
ID topics. He interfaces with
all standard groups such as
ISO CEN of AFNOR for that, and
participates to Eurosmart marketing
WG as security expert.
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KAPIL
SACHDEVA
Software Technologist - Gemalto
Smartcard Research and Innovation
Kapil is software technologist
in Gemalto Smartcard Research
and Innovation. Primary focus
of his work is on design and
development of next generation
Smartcard operating systems,
virtual machines (.NET and Java)
& fast Xml parsers. Lately
Kapil has been involved in Identity
management space involving both
Liberty Alliance and WS-Federation
by designing & developing
applications for Smartcards
based on these standards and
bringing the security provided
by Smartcards to the forefront
with in the domain of these
new technologies. He has a blog
called Smartcard Serenity [http://www.dotnetcard.com/blogs/ksachdeva]
where he writes about upcoming
Smart card technologies and
their role in Identity Management
related solutions.
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JON
SHAMAH
EMEA Sales Director - CoreStreet
Jon Shamah is a graduate of
Aeronautics & Astronautics.
His roles at Hitachi, McDonnell
Information Systems, Thales,
and now CoreStreet span over
10 years involvement in Identity
Management and Transaction Security.
He specialises in the business
exploitation of Public Key Infrastructures
and their usage, especially
in critical national infrastructures
and programs.
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ZSOLT
SIKOLYA
Director General - Ministry
for Informatics & Communications
- Hungarian Republic
He studied electrical engineering
and mathematics. Formerly he
was the manager of several CAD,
real-time system development
and GIS projects. From 1996
until 2002 he was involved in
coordination of governmental
IT developments as department
head of Prime Minister's Office.
He chaired the Interdepartmental
Working Groups for GI, Data
Management and PKI, and was
the project director of government
portal, metadata service, thesaurus,
PKI and intranet projects. Presently
he is responsible for the electronic
government policy and projects
and sectorial programs. He chairs
the Interdepartmental Committee
of Electronic Government. He
is President of the Hungarian
Association for Geo-Information
(HUNAGI).
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MAX
SNIJDER
CEO - Biometric Expertise Group
CEO - European Biometrics Forum
Max Snijder is one of the leading
independent biometrics experts
in Europe. His practical experience
and integrated approach has
lead to an overall view on the
biometrics business. This includes
strategic aspects of biometrics
deployments (like costs/benefits,
risk analysis and business models),
as well as issues on functional
requirements, use cases and
processes. In the field of testing
and certification of biometric
equipment and systems he plays
an important role in the MIT
Project on finger print template
interoperability testing (www.mitproject.com)
and in the setting up of an
European network of testing
and certification organizations.
After a career as entrepreneur
in the not-for-profit sector
Max Snijder became one of the
pioneers of biometrics in the
Netherlands. After several years
of extensive experience with
numerous biometric projects
like Privium at Schiphol Airport,
he founded the Biometric Expertise
Group in 2004 with the purpose
of bringing together the fragmented
knowledge and experience in
the field of biometrics. His
network of experts cover all
relevant areas of biometrics,
from strategic to operational,
from legal to technical.
As an expert himself he is involved
in several projects and consortia,
ranging from passports and visa
to large scale watch list applications
and physical access control.
Today, Max Snijder is involved
in the key areas of the biometrics
business. On European level
he is involved in numerous workshops,
committees and expert groups.
As independent consultant he
is frequently being hired to
review, supervise and monitor
projects that involve biometrics.
He works for several European
member states' governments as
well as for the European Commission.
Max Snijder is member of several
high level bodies, like the
Consortium on Security and Technology
of the EastWest Institute, The
Porvoo Group and CEN Working
Group on Integrated Border Management.
As CEO of the European Biometrics
Forum he is chairman of the
International Biometrics Advisory
Council.
Having a broad knowledge about
the market for biometric technologies
and applications he is increasingly
involved in the business aspects
of biometrics, meaning creating
and assessing business plans,
providing strategic business
consultancy to industrial players
and venture capitalists and
accompanying mergers and acquisitions.
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Eric
STYLEMANS
Business Unit Manager for Security
Services - Steria Benelux Sa/Nv
Eric Stylemans is a 35 years
old engineer in electronics
from the "Institut Supérieur
d'Electronique du Nord"
(high school in Lille). He also
has a PhD in Computer Science
(University of Valenciennes)
and a Master in e-Business (ULB/Solvay
Business School in Brussels).
Eric Stylemans started his career
in the Security Business at
Thales as a R&D engineer
and project manager in the military
domain, developing some submarine
solutions. He then worked at
Altran in the spatial and in
the banking market as a security
consultant and project leader.
He joined Gemalto in 1999 and
worked 7 years as an EMEA Technical
Consultant Manager in National
ID and Enterprise Security projects.
He joined Steria in early 2006
as a Business Unit Manager for
Security Services in charge
of developing Steria's Security
offer in the Benelux, regarding
the Belgian eID card in particular.
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EUAN
TENNANT
e-ID Business Consultant, ACI
Worldwide
Euan Tennant is an e-ID Business
Consultant for ACI Worldwide
where he is responsible for
assisting in the deployment
of electronic identity solutions.
He has over 16 years of smartcard
experience in the payment, telecommunications
and e-business sectors.
He began his career as a systems
engineer with De La Rue Fortronic.
Since then he held a number
of positions within De La Rue
Card Systems including systems
support, project delivery and
consultancy roles. During this
time he was actively involved
in the development of smartcard
based loyalty, payment and e-purse
solutions across the UK. In
1997 he was expatriated to Hong
Kong to establish a local development
and support office for De La
Rue. Prior to the acquisition
of De La Rue Card Systems by
Oberthur Card Systems he managed
the technical activity of both
terminal and on-card applications.
In 2000 he was appointed General
Manager and subsequently Technical
Director for the Asia Pacific
region with responsibility for
all smartcard support and application
development teams.
On returning to the UK he specialised
in smart card consultancy in
both the public and private
sectors. During this time he
acted as the Technical Programme
Manager for the City of Sunderland
Council and was seconded to
North East Regional Smartcard
Consortium (NERSC) and was responsible
for the technical implementation
of a Trusted Services Network
within the North East of England.
Most recently he provided business
development, consultancy and
programme management to Scotcomms
Technology Group, the leading
UK provider of end-to-end smart
card solutions.
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RESHMA
THOMAS
Legal Researcher – K.U
Leuven
Reshma Thomas obtained her law
degree from University Law College,
Bangalore (India). She was awarded
a full tuition waiver to pursue
her Masters at the Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven.
Reshma is currently working
as a legal researcher for the
Interdisciplinary Centre for
Law and ICT (ICRI); At ICRI
she works on SERENITY , which
is an EU project relating to
the enabling of security solutions
and dependability in future
networks. She has contributed
research to the IDEM project
(Identity management in e-government).
She also edits and compiles
the contributions received from
different countries for the
International Encyclopedia of
Laws (Cyber Law).
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Dr
SHAUN TOPHAM
Co-ordinator of EU IST Projects
- Sheffield City Council (UK)
Read Economics at Cambridge
University and European Studies
at the University of Bradford
where he was a Research Fellow.
Taught for the Open University.
Researcher at UK Parliament.
For ten years was a politician
sitting on Calderdale Metropolitan
Council. Led the project PDWeb,
developing "public access
for the unskilled" to the
information society, which was
awarded the EU "e.Government
label" at the EU Ministerial
e.Government Conference of 2001.Co-ordinated
a Group of fellow "e.Government
label" winners which led
to further co-operation with
other recognised Best Practice
cities such as Bremen, Tampere,
Torino, Bologna etc. Sheffield
again won the award in 2003
for the world's largest online
election, using smartcards.
Joint winners with rest of S.Yorkshire
with EASY CONNECTS in 2005.
Responsible for co-ordinating
Sheffield's EU IST Projects,
including six current the eTen
Projects and Interreg project
Hanse Passage. Represented Sheffield
on National Smartcard Project
and Smartcities Interest group.
On Board of eForum, disseminating
European Best Practise. Founding
Director of the European Centre
for SmartMedia and eInclusion
currently being established
in the city. Committee member
of World eID Conference and
of UK Cabinet Office Smartcard
Working Group. Senior Advisor
to EU-China IST Project.
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Tomáš
TRPIŠOVSKÝ
Institute Microelectronic Applications
1. Managing director and co-owner
of Institute of Microelectronic
Applications. Institute is focused
onto smart card system integration,
id systems dissemination and
competence outsourcing for foreign
partners. Managed by TT IMA
became one of leading companies
implementing smart card technology
on CZ market.
2. TT is participating on international
programs incubation, like
eEurope Smart Card Charter,
TB11 (Health) and TB7 (Multiapplication
Cards),
EFMI (European Federation of
Medical Informatics),
EHTEL (European Health Telematic
Association),
Europay vendor forum (EPI/MasterCard
- banking),
in order to ensure international
harmonization and interoperability.
3. TT/IMA are contractual partners
for smart card oriented projects
of Czech ministries of Labour
and Social Affairs, of Finance,
of Informatics and for Personal
Data Protection Office.
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KRISTINA
UNVERRICHT
Project Manager – Consumer
Council of DIN e.V.
My background is a university
degree in linguistics, business
informatics and political economics.
After a few years in university
research and as a linguist in
standardisation, I am since
1999 coordinating consumer representation
in more than 30 projects of
the standardisation areas "Services"
and "Information technologies".
Employer is the Consumer Council
of the German standardisation
institute DIN. I am chairman
of the information and communication
technologies (ICT) working group
in ANEC (the European organisation
for consumer representation
in standardisation). I have
been involved in the work of
the Smart Card Charter and the
CEN/ISSS Workshop eAuthentication,
where they have dealt with consumer
requirements. On International
level, I am working as an expert
and co-editor of the project
on "jurisdictional and
societal aspects" in the
ISO/IEC JTC1 SC37 committee
on biometrics.
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JAN
VAN ARKEL
Ambassador CEN/ISSS WS eAuthentication
Co-Chairman - eEurope Smart
Card Charter
Jan van Arkel is an independent
consultant with more than 15
years of experience in the chipcard
domain. He is Co-Chairman of
the eEurope Smart Card Charter
since it's start in December
2000. He represents the card
issuers community and co-ordinates
activities in the fields of
eGovernment, user requirements,
public identity, digital signature,
biometrics, global interoperable
framework GIF and proof of concept
demonstrators.
He coordinated the development
of the OSCIE (Open Smart Card
Infrastructure for Europe) documents.
He took -in close cooperation
with CEN/ISSS management- the
initiative for the Workshop
eAuthentication and drafted
the Businessplan. He holds the
function of Ambassabor on behalf
of the Workshop eAuthentication
and is responsible for the liaisons
with CEN 224, ISO SC 17, the
US (NIST) and Japan (NICSS).
He has initiated and co chaired
the meetings of the Porvoo group
(Government officials active
in eID) and has initiated and
chaired the meetings of the
Global Collaboration Forum (Europe,
Japan and US on global interoperable
eID).
He has been active in the standardisation
domain as the chairperson of
the Dutch national commission
on ID cards and is a member
of the Dutch Biometrics standardisation
commission. He took part in
the CEN/ISSS Workshop eSign
and the CEN/ISSS Workshop NIS
(network information security).
He has participated in the Workshops
Finread, Embedded Finread, Fastest,
Distinct, URI and extended URI.
He started his career with various
functions in local and central
government. He has been head
of the Dutch Passport and ID
card department. From its start
in October 1993 till December
2000 Jan van Arkel has been
the Secretary General of the
National Chipcard Forum (NCP)
of the Netherlands. He chaired
various study groups within
the NCP and represented the
forum in national and international
meetings.
Since 1996 Mr. Van Arkel has
his own independent consulting
agency, which engages in chipcards
and chipcard systems. In 1998
and 1999 he was project manager
of the National Health Insurance
Chipcard Project. He was advisor
on the Dutch National ID-card
project, the fingertip sensor
card for Parkinson patients
and in some other projects on
digital signature and PKI.
Mr. Van Arkel has graduated
in Government Administration
with a specialization in local
government.
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JAN
VAN DER SLUIS
Management Consultant, LogicaCMG
Jan van der Sluis is a management
consultant at LogicaCMG NL.
He has a MSC degree in Mathematics
and Information Technology and
worked in software engineering,
product management, project
management, smart cards, system
integration, biometrics and
consultancy since the early
90's. Since 2000 he specialises
in biometrics, PKI and ID cards,
and especially system integration
within Governmental environments.
In the projects he is currently
assigned to, his role is mainly
to understand the business requirements
and to translate them into solutions.
Jan has contributed to smart
card platform specifications
like GlobalPlatform and Multos
and worked on several ID card
implementations around the globe.
He was involved as ID consultant
in a number of larger projects
with biometrics and smart cards,
such as Privium®, the Dutch
Ministry of Defense, the Dutch
Parliament, the Hong Kong ID
card and other ID card programmes.
Jan is also responsible for
the development of the portfolio
on ID / Smart card solutions
within LogicaCMG.
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Dr
KLAUS VEDDER
ETSI SCP Chairman – Giesecke
& Devrient
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EMMANUEL
VENTADOUR
Marketing Manager Government
ID solutions – Gemalto
Emmanuel Ventadour serves Gemalto-Setec
as Marketing Manager, Government
ID with a specific focus on
Driving License and Vehicle
Registration applications, as
well as polycarbonate technology.
He is based in Vantaa, Finland.
Mr. Ventadour, 32, joined Gemalto
in 2001 in the Strategy Division,
Telecom Business Unit and became
Strategy & Marketing Manager,
ID & Security Business Unit
in 2004.
Prior to joining Gemalto, Mr.
Ventadour was a consultant at
Dictis, a Paris-based strategy
consulting firm focused on electronic
trust. He also served as consultant
at Atos-Origin, focused on billing
and customer relationship management
in the Telecom and Internet
fields.
Mr. Ventadour graduated from
Ecole Nationale Supérieure
d'Electricité (Supélec),
France.
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JÜRGEN
VON STEBUT
INPL University of Nancy France
Jürgen von Stebut is a
senior CNRS research fellow
at the Ecole des Mines in Nancy,
France. He holds a Diplom Physiker
degree from the Technical University
München and Doc-torate
in Physics from University of
Paris (Orsay) He is the author
of some 200 publications in
physics, materials science,
and tribology and is heading
a research team among the world
leaders in numerical modelling
and micro mechanical testing
with highly specialised equip-ment.
Investigations comprises polymer
composite materials with applications
in the field of chemical and
mechanical reliability assessment
of biometric passports with
probably the most complete e-passport-specific
testing equipment in the world.
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FRANCIS
WEISS
Airport Program Manager - Security
Division Sagem Défense
& Sécurité
Francis Weiss has been working
as a flight engineer for the
French MoD at first, then in
a French software company. Fall
1996, he joined Aeroports De
Paris as a senior advisor for
baggage handling and security
systems.
Since early 2000, he is SAGEM
airport program manager, responsible
for biometric access control
for employees and automated
border control for passengers.
He also represents SAGEM in
some ACI Europe (Aviation Security)
and IATA (Simplifying Passenger
Travel) working groups.
Francis is graduated from the
French Ecole Polytechnique and
Ecole Nationale Superieure de
l'Aeronautique et de l'Espace.
He was also a military licensed
pilot (IFR / two engines).
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Dr
ANDREAS WOLF
Vice President Border Control
Solutions - Cross Match Technologies
Dr. Andreas Wolf studied Mathematics
at Humboldt University Berlin,
Germany, and helds a Ph. D.
in Computer Science from Munich
University of Technology. In
industry, he worked with NorCom
Information Technology AG, Munich,
as Technical Product Manager
for IT Security Products, and
With VOICE.TRUST AG, where he
worked as Technical Director.
He initialized the first European
Common Criteria certification
of a biometric product together
with the TÜViT GmbH, Essen,
as the evaluation body. Since
2004, Dr. Wolf works with Cross
Match Technologies GmbH, Jena,
currently in the position of
the VP Border Control Solutions.
He is responsible for the product
management of, e.g., passport
readers. Dr. Wolf has published
several book and journal contributions
as well as conference papers.
He is member of the DIN standardization
groups NI-17.3 and NI-37, and
one of the experts delegated
to the ISO committees SC17 and
SC37.
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