08:30 - 10:00 Registration
Moderator for Plenary Sessions: Bernhard Schnittger, Acting Head of Unit, IDABC, Enterprise and Industry Directorate-General,
European Commission
PLENARY
10:00 Pedro Ortún, Director in charge of IDABC, Enterprise and Industry Directorate-General, European Commission
Welcome
10:10 Antonio Alabau, Jean Monnet Chair on Telecommunications and Information Society Policy, Polytechnic University
of Valencia (ES)
The European dimension of eGovernment
10:30 Reino Paasilinna, Member of the European Parliament
A view from the European Parliament
10:50 Pierre Schilling, Chargé de la direction du service eLuxembourg du Ministère de la Fonction Publique et de la Réforme
Pan-European eGgovernment Challenges Beyond 2005
11:10-11:30 Coffee break
11:30 Jacques Sauret, ADAE (Agence pour le développement de l'Administration électronique), FR
The experiences of the French eGovernment action plan (ADELE) one year on
12:00 Andreas Reisen, Federal Ministry of the Interior (DE)
Cross-border eGovernment Services: a motor for the European economy
12:30 Bent Hauschildt, IDABC, Enterprise and Industry Directorate-General, European Commission
Study on stakeholder requirements for pan-European eGovernment services (PEGSs)
13:00-14:30 Lunch
PARALLEL SESSION 1 - BUSINESS SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
Moderator and Rapporteur: Christian Rupp, Federal Executive Secretary, eGovernment Austria
14:30 Sven Forster, Fedict (BE)
Common Registration of Economic Actors
Jean-Marc Dufour and Jean-Bernhard Gramunt, Paris eCommerce International/MINEFI (FR)
Paperless Customs and Trading
Dr Slavcho Manolov, Bulgarian Industrial Association (BG)
Cross-border paperless trade
Michel Cadic, Délégation Générale pour l'Armement (FR)
Possibility for businesses to fully seize market opportunities
Vito Giannella, European Business Register (BE)
Transfer of registered offices
PARALLEL SESSION 2 - CITIZENS SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
Moderator and Rapporteur: Giannino Bernabei, Unilink Campus (IT), Alternate Member of the European Economic and Social
Committee
14:30 Mathias Landeck and Francisco Delgado Azuara, VDR/INSS/ (DE, ES)
Online access to the insurance cases of migrant workers via TESTA II
Alexander Schmid, BearingPoint (DE)
How to capitalise on users' willingness to pay for cross-border eGovernment services
Robin Down, UK adviser of the Technical Commission on Data Processing (UK)
Aiming at efficient protection of the Social Security rights of mobile citizens (migrant workers)
David Lloyd-Williams, EHTEL (UK)
eHealth & eGovernment Services
Roberto Zuffada, Regione Lombardia (IT)
Smart Card and Network IT Solutions for European Health Insurance Card electronification: the "NETC@RDS
for e-EHIC” experience
PLENARY
16:30 Summary report from parallel sessions
09:00 Gavino Murgia , IDABC, Enterprise and Industry Directorate-General, European Commission
Case study: Your Europe Portal
09:30 Bud P. Bruegger, Comune di Grosseto (IT)
Open Source Solutions for Interoperability in the eID Domain
Peter Steiert, Teletrust (DE)
European Bridge Ca: still a challenge after five years of experiences
Thomas Roessler, IAIK, Graz University of Technology (AT)
Giving an Interoperable Solution for Incorporating Foreign e-IDs in Austrian eGovernment
PARALLEL SESSION 4 - eGOVERNMENT STANDARDS (Semantic Interoperability Solutions)
09:30 Alasdair Mangham, London Borough of Camden (UK)
Providing Citizen Focused Interoperability
Martin Ford, DCMI, CEN ISSS MMI (IT)
Issues Enabling Multi-locational Accessibility
Antoine Rizk, Valoris (FR)
Content Interoperability Strategy
Hendrik Tamm, PSI AG (DE)
TERISA - Trans-European Registry Information Service between Administrations
11:00 Coffee break
PLENARY
11:20 Summary report from parallel sessions
11:40 Johan Witters and Arnold van Overeem, Enterprise Architects (NL)
Infrastructure requirements for the cross-border service delivery
12:00 Kees Keuzenkamp, Deputy Director Innovation and Information Policy for the Public Sector (NL)
How less administrative burdens for citizens can boost Pan-European services
12:30 Close of conference
Pedro Ortún, Director in charge of IDABC, Enterprise and Industry Directorate-General, European Commission
The transition from IDA II to IDABC (evaluation of IDA II Programme and future activities)
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