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The European eID Interoperability Conference
“Bridging the Identity Divide”
March 16-17 2011, Leuven, Belgium
Hosted by Verizon

Introduction

The last year has seen some dramatic industry developments and innovations; however, there are many issues that have still not been resolved. Now in its 6th year, this annual conference will address these and many other issues. Organised by EEMA, this conference acts as a neutral forum where industry, business and administrations can address specific areas of importance in the digital identity arena. It also facilitates the exchange of ideas amongst delegates who want to learn and build upon their knowledge in a relaxed, constructive environment. As one of the pioneers of Identity cards in Europe, Belgium is again the ideal venue for the European eID Interoperability Conference.
The conference will explore how the interoperability of European Identity is evolving in practise and the implications for governments, businesses and the citizen today.

The Conference

Building on the success of our five previous European e-ID Interoperability Conferences, this two day meeting will include:
• Presentations by visionaries and experts who will discuss the vision of eID for both government and industry; including Dr Aniyan Varghese from DG INFSO, eGovernment, European Commission, talking about EU initiatives to facilitate cross-border services.
• Technical debates on the latest solutions available and how to implement them
• A choice of discussions on topics such as eID Legal and Privacy Issues, federated identity; eID in the Cloud; and standards and enforcement
• And don’t forget the networking!

In addition, delegates will hear case studies from experts who have first hand experience of implementing eID solutions, and understand the challenges and pitfalls.
This is a hands-on conference and all delegates will be encouraged to participate fully, so come and join the debate! If your remit has anything to do with eID, this is a perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge, network with peers and experts, and to take back to your organisation new knowledge and ideas that will be of real practical benefit.

Program Outline

For more information and registration, please visit : www.eema.org website.

10:00 Opening Plenary Welcome and Introduction Roger Dean EEMA
Welcome and Perspective of Business eID Application Challenges Peter Tippett Verizon
Latest European Union initiatives to facilitate the provision of cross border public services – a European Large Scale bridging action on eIDM Aniyan Varghese European Commission
The SSEDIC Thematic Network Daniela Merella Nestor
User Managed Access (UMA) - a Kantara Initiative Cordny Nederkoom Immune-IT Testprofessionals
Managing Multiple Identities Slawomir Gorniak ENISA
TBC Ashley Evans Verizon Business
14:00 The Business Benefits of National eID Cards and Cross-Border Applications Chairman Frank Leyman FedICT
Bridging STORK and ECAS European eID Interoperability for 350+ EC Information Systems Frédéric Poels European Commission
So What’s Different About the UK Mark King EADS/Cassidian
Practical Examples of Integrating eID into Web Applications Frank Cornelis FeDICT
The new German eID card and the European Dimension Volker Reible T-Systems International
16:30 The Business Benefits of eID Schemes Provided by Private Industry in a Global Economy Chairman Paul Donfried Verizon
Using a Global Validation Service for Interoperable Efficiency Jon Shamah NETS eSecurity
TBC . . . 

Day 2 -Thursday 17 March 2011

Time Agenda Title Speaker Company Biography
09:00 Federated Identity Chairman Stein Welberg Everett
Cataliyzing an Identity Verification Marketplace Matthew Gardiner CA Inc
Stitching Federations Together Across Sectors, Borders and Technologies Drives Business Forward David Simonsen WAYF.DK
Identity Federation Technologies: what standards are dominating Heiko Roßnagel Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering
09:00 eID Legal and Privacy Issues Chairman Jos Dumortier time.lex
Data Protection Challenges in Cross Border Exchange of Private Data Charles Bastos Rodriguez Atos Origin
Purpose-oriented and Policy-driven Federation of Credential Margarete Donovang-Kuhlisch IBM Deutschland GmbH
Information Sharing with User Managed Access/user Centric Web-resource Management System Mohammad Alam Fraunhofer SIT
11:00 eID in the Cloud Chairman . . . 
Establishing Federation Relationships Using International Trust Frameworks Don Thibeau Verizon
DigIdentity Innovation in Dutch eID Landscape Elisabeth de Leeuw Siemens IT Solutions and Services
User Authentication On-site and in the Cloud Anit Wohl SafeNet Inc
11:00 Current and Emerging eID Standards Chairman . . . 
On Secure Cross-border SOA Based e/mgovernment Systems Dr Milan Marković Mathematical Institute SANU, Belgrade
Using eID Documents with Standard Smartcard Middleware Marco Smeja Cryptovision
Certificate-based MObile Authentication and Security Bruno Quint CORISECIO GmbH
13:30 User Experiences and Future Perspective Chairman . . . 
Large Scale Electronic Identity Deployment and Use: issues and limits Liboor Neumann ANECT a.s. 
Lessons Learned from a High-trust Consumer Identity Initiative in the Dutch Insurance Industry Bob Hulsebosch Novay
A Vision of Next Generation Directory Ideas Speaker tbc . 

SSEDIC Side Activity

In addition to the Interoperability conference there are SSEDIC meetings taking place on 15 March - see http://www.eid-ssedic.eu for more information - and on Thursday 17 March in the afternoon after the conference closes, there is a STORK industry meeting.
To register for the SSEDIC meetings please visit http://www.eema.org.
Both SSEDIC and STORK meetings are at the same venue as the conference, open to all and are free of charge.

Practical Details

The conference fee is just €250 for eema members and €450 for non members, and there is a substantial discount of 25% if you register and pay by February 25th; so if you have not already registered, visit the website today (http://www.eema.org) for further details, the full agenda and to register.
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