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MORNING |
AFTERNOON |
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DAY
1
Sept.19
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9.30am
Welcome coffee - Badges delivery
10.00am - 11.00pm
Plenary Opening Session: Smart
Security, The new frontier
11.00am - 1.00pm
Plenary Panel debate; Cyber Security
Europe & US: Meet the pathfinders of our future
1.00pm - 2.00pm
Lunch sponsored by 
Networking - Demos |
2.00pm
- 6.15pm
2 parallel streams
• Stream
1: Large scale eIDM projects best practices and
lessons learned at European, national levels: local
government solutions, ehealth, public transport
• Stream
2a: Large scale eIDM systems in Latin America, cross
European programmes, EU member states roll outs:
best practices and lessons learned - Stream
2b Business models & requirements for eID
4.00pm - 4.45pm
Coffee break - Networking - Demos |
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DAY
2
Sept.20
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9.00am
- 10.30am
Plenary - What is the best
in class biometric solution for (remote) eServices
access?
10.30am - 11.15am
Coffee break - Networking - Demos
11.15am - 12.45am
2
parallel streams
• Stream
3a: eIDM supporting regional & national eID
strategies
• Stream
4a: Biometrics, a Key enabler for border control
and eAuthentication & Stream
4b: Digital signature, the key for eID deployment
12.45am - 2.30pm
Lunch - Networking - Demos
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2.30pm
- 6.30pm
2
parallel streams
• Stream
3a (continuing) & Stream
3b: Best eID practices and systems solutions
• Stream
4c: Standardisation, a must for interoperability
and reliable systems & Stream
4d: Testing, the proof of the pudding for eID interoperability
and security
4.30pm - 5.00pm
Coffee break - Networking - Demos
8.00pm
Social Event |
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DAY
3
Sept.21
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9.00am
- 12.45am
3
parallel streams
• Stream 5: Mid &
long term vision on eID and next generation projects
• Stream 6: New emerging
technologies, R&D, security aspects, RFID
• Stream
7: eID for a better eHealth provision / BioHealth EFMI WG Cards Workshop
10.30am - 11.15am
Coffee break - Networking - Demos |
End of the conference |
The two and a half day World eID Conference
2007 comprises daily Keynote Plenaries and parallel strands.
These are designed to group related topics for maximum
clarity and to enable you to conveniently participate
according to your specific interests and needs.
• The morning of the first day, and the two
parallel afternoon strands, will mainly be dedicated to
the existing National projects and roll-outs in Europe,
the US, Latin America and Asia. You will get a state of
the art worldwide deployment overview of the implementation
of eID. Also there will be insights concerning the underlying
business models and high level requirements.
• The morning of the second day will be dedicated
to identifying the biometric modality and for remote on-line
eServices access. characteristic, and the two parallel
afternoon strands, will be devoted to the Regional eID
strategies and policies and associated best practices
from a number of countries, supporting technologies and
system solutions like Biometrics and Pubic Key infrastructures
for Digital signature. You will also be appraised of developments
in the key enablers of international standards, conformance
and interoperability testing.
• The third day will mainly be future oriented.
What new projects and major developments are ahead of
us and what will new and emerging technologies bring to
the world of eID? You will hear the vision of some key
stakeholders in this domain.
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| MORNING |
 Plenary
- Opening Session: Smart Security, The new frontier
Jacques
Seneca, Eurosmart
Chairman - Dr. Walter
Weigel, ETSI General Director and Alain
Jarre, Deputy General Manager Oberthur Card
Systems, will share their vision and perspectives
on this challenging issue
Panel
debate
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"CYBER-SECURITY
EUROPE/USA:
MEET THE PATHFINDERS OF OUR FUTURE"
Panel
debate
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Introduction: Transatlantic bridge to global
issue
Beyond today's organisations' firewalls and
individuals' e-passports Cyber-security is
and will be global, it is a pre-requisite
for a healthy expansion of the Information
society.
No doubt, cooperation at the R&D level
between Europe and the USA is a natural step
towards a common global approach in Cyber-security,
based on the sharing of common roadmaps and
visions, but also on the recognition and acceptance
of distinctive cultural, social and ethical
particularities or views.
Through this exciting panel you will meet
with some of the most renowned researchers
on both sides of the Atlantic and have the
opportunity to discover and discuss how they
envision our future.
Moderated by Jacques
Bus, Head of the Security Research Unit
at the European Commission's Information Society
and Media DG, the debate will run along 4
strands:
The debate will run along 4 strands:
1. Protecting future large polymorphic networked
infrastructures
From architecture and design, to scalability,
context-awareness, and dynamic management
policies, many themes affect the security
of our future networked systems mixing various
types of infrastructures and based on a service-centric
computing model.
This first technology angle of the panel opens
promising cooperation prospects, although
perceptions, analysis and priorities may vary
between partners.
Donald A. Purdy,
President of DRA Enterprises and former acting
Director of the National Cyber Security Division
in the Department of Homeland Security (US),
will present the US approach and research
activities and elaborate on potential cooperation
between the US and the EU.
Michel Riguidel, Head of Computer Science
and Networks Department (ENST. FR), will present
and explain the European perception and objectives
and how they compare with the US ones.
2. Cyber-crime, the dark scenario
This scenario offers provocative glimpses
of a future that can (but need not) be realised.
The scenario, elaborated in the SWAMI project
led by the EC Joint Research Centre IPTS,
is dark because it includes applications that
go wrong or do not work as expected. It deals
with such issues as privacy, security, identity,
trust, loss of control … and it highlights
risks and vulnerabilities such as surveillance,
ID theft, malicious attacks, digital divide…
It will be presented and discussed by one
of its co-authors: David
Wright of Trilateral Research & Consulting
(UK).
3. "Smart Security" a holistic approach
to cyber-security and trusted services
In a complex networked
service-oriented world the old style security
mechanisms do not work anymore. Going back
to fundamentals of our society, we must ensure
our democratic freedom and prosperity, whilst
protecting our citizens against crime, terrorism
and loss of privacy. For that, we have to
move the thinking from a fragmented world
that traces and tracks everything, to a new
global approach that uses technology in a
smart way, based on building trust mechanisms
and services, transparent judiciary control,
and efficient use of technology tools for
discovering crime, enforcing law, and protecting
civilians against crime and terrorism.
Our European and American speakers will cover
in this matter complementary topics revealing
thus differences of view points and opening
the debate.
For Europe it will focus on "Cybersecurity
at home": how Philips is approaching
this AmI eco-system project. The speaker will
be Willem
Jonker, Head of the Division of Digital
Life Style at Philips Research and professor
at Univ. of Twente (NL).
For the USA, the topic will be "Cyber-security
between society and individual demands and
expectations". It will be covered by
Pradeep K. Khosla,
Dean and Head of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Department (incl. CyLab) at Carnegie-Mellon
University (US).
4. From vision to reality: paving the
way through standardisation and interoperability
Standardisation and interoperability are the
pre-requisites for building a global approach
of future Cyber- security.
Charles Brookson,
in charge of security both at ETSI and the
GSM Association will explain what are the
most efficient ways and processes to build
global standardisation and interoperability
of Cyber-Security and what will be its
next steps.
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AFTERNOON |
Stream
1:
Large scale eIDM projects best practices and lessons
le arned at European & National levels: Local
government solutions, eHealth, public transport
Moderated by: Dr
Shaun Topham, Co-ordinator of EU IST Projects
for Sheffield City Council, UK
The nation wide implementation of eID related
projects is on its way. More then 25 million eID
cards are now in circulation in Europe and there
are many more to come. But eID is just an enabler
for a broad variety of services that are in need
of an identity that may be verified by strong
authentication mechanisms. Both Pan-European as
Member State Wide developments will be elaborated
in this session. There is a lot to learn from
sharing experiences. Some outstanding examples
of active knowledge exchange will be demonstrated.
You may want to learn about these experiences
and use the results in your own day to day practice.
• The Tachograph card, a seamless pan
European experience
James Bishop,
EC JRC Ispra Establishment
• The Austrian eCard project
Olivier Burke,
General Manager - Bell ID
• The German eID approach (elektronischer
Personalausweis) - An Infrastructure for enabling
manifold Services
Jan Eichholz, Security
Consultant - Giesecke & Devrient
• User Centric e-Identity, the Dutch DigiNotar
case
Zivko Lazarov,
Senior Consultant - DigiNotar
• The Handan city system, the Chinese
way
Dr. Li Guanjun, Deputy
Director of Handan Municipal Information Office
• The Valencia/Yorkshire experience
Encarna Giménez
Ene, Valencia - Mark
Hobbs, Yorkshire CA
• Northamptonshire, public transport
project
Dr. Steve Cassidy,
Regional Director - MRC McLEAN HAZEL
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Stream
2a:
Large scale eIDM systems in Latin America, cross
Europe programmes, EU member states roll outs:
best practices and lessons learned
Moderated by: Detlef
Houdeau, ID Group EUROSMART
This parallel session offers a broad overview
of developments across Europe, including some
best in class experiences from individual Member
States as well as from developments in other
regions of the world. Practical parallels and
similarities between the ePassport and the EU
VISA system are explained at first hand. Alternative
eID system like the Dutch Government nationwide
username /password system will be evaluated
and mapped against the wider context.
• e-ID Issuance Framework - the Latin
America Experience
David Sullivan
(speaker), President ; Gary
Klinefelter, Vice President of Technology
- Fargo Electronics Inc.
• National programmes for eID in Europe
Rainer Bergmann,
Detlef Houdeau
(speaker) - Infineon Technologies Munich
• The Norway experience: addressing
the enrolment challenges of ePassports and EU
Visas together
Gillian Ormiston,
Senior Solutions Consultant Identity Management
and Security Solutions - Motorola
• Towards a federated eIDM framework:
US, Europe and the Dutch DigiD system
Sheila Alting
Van Geusau-Gosh, Advisor to the Dutch government
for Personal identity portal
Stream
2b:
Business Models & requirements for eID
Moderated by: Detlef
Houdeau, ID Group EUROSMART
This session offers an in-depth analysis
of why eID adoption is increasing in Europe
and elsewhere. The large number of eID cards
already in circulation seems to imply a clear
underlying business case. It this mainly to
combat ID fraud or is more at stake? What about
interoperability and the business case for cross
border and cross sector eIDM systems? What business
models and requirements underlie and guide the
actual deployment of eID mechanisms? What trade-offs
are applicable between e.g. between trust and
security versus end-user convenience and privacy
requirements? How about the actual rate of return
on investment? Do you also have more questions
than answers?
• Business Requirements for Identity
Management in a Global Interoperable Electronic
Environment
J.Yves Gresser,
Co-chair Identity Working Group - TWIST
• An Incremental Growth in Trust - A
Platform Approach to e-ID
John Wood, CEO
- StepNexus
• Best Practice for eID based Business
Applications - a guide towards safe and trustful
implementations
Olivier Delos
- CISSP, CISA; Sylvie
Lacroix (speaker), Managing Directors
- SEALED
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MORNING |
Plenary
- What is the best in class biometric solution
for (remote) eServices access?
Moderated by World eID Chair Jan
van Arkel, co-chair of the Porvoo eID in
Government group.
Top specialists from the Biometrics field will
share and discuss their vision on 'What is the
best in class biometric modality for (remote)
on-line eServices access? The format of this
session includes open discussion and the opportunity
to challenge opinions. Take advantage of this
one time opportunity to ask fundamental questions.
Now that automated facial recognition systems
have been shown to achieve much better results
than before, will the ICAO mandated facial recognition
also be adopted in other domains? Do iris scan
and fingerprint modalities offer better opportunities
in the non-border control domain? Will biometric
payment terminals be the decisive factor? Will
the Telco's lead with their biometric operated
mobile phones? Or, will Government biometric
readers establish a de-facto monopoly for the
home environment? And, what about the ethical
dimension and aspects? Does biometric authentication
inexorably lead us in a direction we really
do not want our Society to go?
Keynote
address: Why biometrics promise to overturn
most current political and ethical standards
Emilio Mordini,
Professor of Bioethics University "La Sapienza"
Rome, Director of the Centre of Science, Society
& Citizenship, Coordinator of the BITE Project.
Panel discussion with Emilio
Mordini, Max
Snijder, Managing Director - European Biometric
Forum, Claire
Shufflebotham - Global Marketing Manager
Security & Fraud Prevention - NCR Financial
Solutions Group - Jonas
Andersson, VP Business Development - Precise
Biometrics
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Stream
3a:
eIDM supporting regional & national eID
strategies
Moderated by: Jim
Dray, Identity Management Program Manager
- National Institute of Standards and Technology
US
The ePassport is the most outstanding example
of an electronic identity document that is nationally
issued for adoption and use in an international
context. Agreement on underlying international
standardisation and the willingness of all countries
to comply with these standards have made this
possible. Will this success be replicated in
other eID application areas in Europe, the US,
China and Asian regions? The EU eID roadmap
endorsed by the Council of EU Ministers was
finalised in early 2007. What is next and what
are the foreseen activities on the way to realisation?
How does Industry position itself in relation
to ePassport, electronic visas and the Permanent
Residents eID card? And, how does all of this
effect our privacy? Can we strike the right
balance?
• US GSA Homeland Security Presidential
Directive 12 shared solution: lessons learned
Gordon Hannah,
Managing Director - BearingPoint
• The Asian eID strategy and NICSS
Shimada San,
Fujitsu/NICSS
• China's starter project for mass roll
out of 1 billion eID cards
Xin Guo, Division
Chief of No. 3 Dept. of Ministry of Public Security
China
• The e-Card strategy of the EU G5 including
the European and US travel programmes
Rainer Bergmann,
Detlef Houdeau
- Infineon Technologies Munich
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Stream
4a:
Biometrics, a key enabler for border control
and eAuthentication
Moderated by: Max
Snijder, Managing Director European Biometric
Forum
Biometrics are coming of age. Test results show
great improvements. The first suite of ISO/IEC
JTC1 SC 37 standards are almost in place. So
how do we build on this base to implement biometrics
in the most secure and convenient way?
• Match-on Card Biometrics in Smart
national ID card programs unlocking eID
Jonas Andersson,
VP Business Development - Precise Biometrics
• Multimodal biometrics, the most secure
option
Ronald Hack
- LogicaCMG
Stream
4b:
Digital signature, the key for eID deployment
Moderated by: Max
Snijder, Managing Director European Biometric
Forum
This session is all about PKI strategies and
deployment. After many years of half-starts,
PKI is now in its second implementation phase.
Discover facts concerning recent real life implementation
and how the chicken and egg problem between
technology and services has been overcome. Multi-purpose
security infrastructures, as well as applications
and services are basic answers as you may learn.
• National eID & Digital Signatures
- a dream partnership for home land security
and egovernment?
Dr. Heiner Fuhrmann,
Eurosmart / Senior Manager Product Marketing
- Infineon Technologies Munich
• PKI Coming of Age in eID? An Assessment
of eID Enabling Services
Dr.Trevor Thomas,
Head of Identity Management Enabling Technologies
- Cybertrust |
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AFTERNOON |
Stream
3a (continuing):
eIDM supporting regional & national eID
strategies
Moderated by: Dr
Gisela Meister, Head of Security & Evaluation
CSOP43, Standardisation Manager / System Architect
- Giesecke & Devrient
• Eurosmart industry position and white
paper on Smart cards and ePassports
Detlef Houdeau
- ID GROUP EUROSMART
• Privacy and Security: A Balancing Act
Catherine Johnston, President
& CEO, ACT Canada, Chairman, International
Smart Card Associations Network (ISCAN)
Stream
3b:
Best eID practices and systems solutions
Moderated by: Dr
Gisela Meister, Head of Security & Evaluation
CSOP43, Standardisation Manager / System Architect
- Giesecke & Devrient
Best eID practices and systems solutions
Each and every eID system in place has its own
credential setting, document issuance and management
system. ICAO is not covering these issues and
neither is the European Citizen Card standard.
So here we need to look into the best practices
and industry solutions. What are the strong
points and where are the weakest links in the
chain? This session will describe major solutions
in this domain and also review the terminal
and reading equipment necessary as there is
no interoperable eID without looking into this.
• Best practices for deploying
an eID - A holistic approach
Mark Crosbie,
Senior Security Technologist, Office of Strategy
and Technology - Hewlett Packard
• Model-Driven Development of Large-Scale
eID Document Issuance and Management Systems
Dragan Milicev
(speaker), University of Belgrade, Faculty of
Electrical Engineering, Department of Computer
Science - Aleksandar
Markovic, Miroslav
Havram, Milos
Damnjanovic, Aleksandar
Radulovic, Slobodan
Ilic, Zoran
Savic (speaker), CEO - NetSet Global Solutions
• Security & interoperability challenges
in the e-Government market
Tom Verrept,
Strategic Marketing Manager Smartcards Division
- STMicroelectronics
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4c:
Standardisation, a must for interoperability
and reliable systems
Moderated by: Dirk
Jan van den Heuvel, CEO - Collis
Interoperability is all in the standards Dummy!
How unambiguous can standards get? Familiarize
with the ISO and CEN standards for smart card
middleware, the standard for the common European
Citizen Card, Security standards in Telecom
and see how they all fit together.
• The ISO/IEC 24727 compliant middleware
solution
Jim Dray,Identity
Management Program Manager - National Institute
of Standards and Technology US
• The European Citizen Card
Lorenzo Gaston,
Chair of the CEN 224 Working Group 15
• Security standards in the Mobile world
Charles Brookson,
Deputy Director for Standards UK DTI - ETSI
Stream
4d:
Testing, the proof of the pudding of eID interoperability
and security
Moderated by: Dirk
Jan van den Heuvel, CEO - Collis
Testing for eID interoperability and security:
the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
This session reveals the real story about Golden
Readers and Silver bullets. The proof of the
pudding is in the eating i.e. judge the effectiveness
of interoperability and security by testing
in actual practice. Follow the results of extensive
evaluation, compatibility and interoperability
testing. Learn about the problems encountered
in ePassports and discover the importance of
the triumvirate involved: reading infrastructure,
identity documents, and RFID chips.
• Does compliance testing guarantee
interoperability?
Arjan Geluk
or Dirk
Jan van den Heuvel, Collis
• Lessons learned from the first EAC
Interoperability tests conducted in 2007
Patrice Plessis,
Director of Goverment Affairs - Gemalto, Chairman
French expert group on Travel Documents
• Effective durability of e-ID chips
in a polycarbonate holder page
Jurgen von
Stebut, Senior researcher - University of
Nancy, France
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Social Event:
Gala Dinner at
the “Sophia Country Club ****"
Grand Hotel Mercure
The Gala Dinner provides an excellent
opportunity for networking with Academics
and Industry experts, professional associations
from the Smart Card and e-ID sectors,
government departments or agencies and
local authorities.
 Secure
and book for your dinner through online
registration
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MORNING |
Stream
5:
Mid & long term vision on eID and
next generation projects
Moderated by: Marc
Lange, Secretary General - EHTEL
Almost all of the 27 EU Member States
are issuing ePassports, and more then
80% have already some form of additional
eID document in place. There are new integration
and compatibility challenges ahead, whose
timely resolution will need clear vision
and dedicated focus in next generation
projects. For example, Germany plans to
contribute significantly to setting the
scene for the next period, the next generation
of automated ePassport control and electronic
visa issuance looms, and the future of
smart cards is in the melting pot. What
is the vision of such next generation
projects? How will it be achieved and
how will it being received? Early indications
are that the next generation eID projects
are fraught with technical and logistic
challenges. This session will air these
issues and help you to understand what
to expect from the smart card industry
and from upcoming EC supported demonstration
and trailblazer projects?
• Requirements for ID Management
in eHealth
Marc Lange,
Secretary General - EHTEL
• Electronic Health Record in
forensic dentistry
Jana Zvárová
(speaker), Petr
Hanzlícek, Tatjana
Dostálová - EuroMISE
Centre, EFMI
• The Eurosmart vision on smart
cards in the Health domain
Bruno
Rouchouze, ID Working Group Eurosmart,
Identity Products & Solutions Management
Gemalto
• National eID cards as Twin cards,
the new challenge for the security industry?
J. von
Stebut, E.
Tournier & R.
Kouitat, Ecole des Mines, Nancy University,
France - Detlef
Houdeau (speaker), Infineon Technology
• Next Generation Visa Issuance
Gregor
Költzch, Business Development
Manager Systems House - Product &
Solutions Marketing - Bundesdruckerei
• FAST eTen, a new project for
document security and interchange
Benjamin
Pommeraud, Caisse des Dépôts
et Consignations
• Large scale pilot for interoperable
eID in Europe
Speaker to be announced shortly
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Stream
6:
New emerging technologies, R&D, security
aspects, RFID
Moderated by: moderator to be appointed
shortly
Meeting increasing security requirements
is going to be a hallmark of the next
period of eID deployment. Major players
in the eID domain are already engaged
in delivering new chips, new base materials,
new form factors and embedding techniques,
and above all else new architectural models.
The unresolved questions abound. What
will be the effects when ePassports move
from being used for basic access control
to extended access control? When will
the necessary verification infrastructure
be in place? This session will give you
a glimpse into the veiled future and help
you be better prepared for the upcoming
challenges.
• eID and CardSpace - Learn how
CardSpace and the Identity Metasystem
will change the way how we integrate identities
in future solutions
Ronny Bjones,
Security Strategist - Microsoft
• Travel documents and eID in
the border control domain, innovative
embedding technique and privacy protection
features
Hervé
Naullet, Secure Document Product Marketing
Manager - ASK
• The Role of Secure Personal
Devices in Windows CardSpace
Antoine
Galland (speaker) , Patrick
George - Gemalto
• Secure IDs for the 21st Century
Claude Ezran,
Director of Marketing - LaserCard Corporation
• RFID based eId systems - implementation,
operations and challenges
Tomas
Trpisovsky, Institute Microelectronic
Applications (speaker) - Jirí
Ochozka, APROKS
• A new ePassport generation and
its impacts for Governments, Printers
and Integrators
Francois
Lemaire, Marketing Manager, Identity
solutions - Gemalto
• Unlocking the power of new materials
for the coming wave of eIDs and ePassports
Teemu Pohjola,
Product Manager, Identity products, Gemalto,
Finland
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7: eID for a better eHealth provision
- BioHealth EFMI WG Cards Workshop
• Supporting the implementation
of standards - BioHealth
Rolf
Engelbrecht, Claudia
Hildebrand - GSF Munich DE
• Concept of user centric identification
Libor
Neumann - ANECT Praha CZ, Tomáš
Trpišovský - IMA Praha
CZ
• Trends in ID-management Oriented
to eHealth Applications
Mario
Savastano - IBB-CNR Naples IT
• HPC for verification and communication
to EHR
Gabor Avar,
Pál
Simon - Bull
• Internet of the things and standardisation
+ security of IDM (extension towards security
of IDM)
Gerd Ochel,
European Co-ordination Officer - ETSI
• RFID for Identity Management
Ready for eHealth?
Asbjorn
Hovsto - ITS NO
• Political relevance enforced
by BioHealth networking
Petr Struk
- MEDTEL Praha CZ:
• EHIC and NETC@RDS - new standards
for Europe
Netc@rds representative
• Paradigma change from cards
towards PPD (personal portable devices…including
cards)
Peter Pharow
- eHealth Competence Center, University
of Regensburg Medical Center
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the right to change the programme and the identity
of the speakers. This
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