2006

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Speakers

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  • Teresa Lubińska Secretary of State in the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, Poland

  • Andrzej Kaczmarek Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Economy, Poland

  • Marek Słowikowski Director of Department for Information Technology Systems in Public Administration, Ministry of Interior and Administration, Poland

  • Mateusz Kantecki Microsoft Ltd., Poland

  • Juergen Schwemmer Federal Network Agency, Germany

  • Enrique Aresti-Gutierrez European Committee, Belgium

  • Aleksiej Jerman Blazic Security Technology Competence Centre, Slovenia

  • Jos Dumortier Leuven University, Belgium

  • Stefan Engel-Flesching CEN, Germany

  • Sven Falcke ZebSign AS, Norway

  • Arno Fiedler TeleTrust e.V., Germany

  • Riccardo Genghini Euronotaries, Italy

  • Gienadij M. Gułak Telecommunications and Information Security Systems Department, Ukraine

  • Lim ik-Soo Asia PKI Forum, Korea

  • Urmo Keskel Certification Center, Estonia

  • Aleksiej Domrachev Federal Agency of Information Technologies, Russia

  • Cezary Przygodzki Ernst&Young, Poland

  • Dirk Quina Ministry of Finance, Belgium

  • Kazimierz Schmidt State Archives of Poland

  • Xawery Konarski Traple Konarski Podrecki Law Office, Poland

  • Robert Podpłoński National Clearing House C.o., Poland

  • Daniel Wilke University of Kassel, Germany

  • Peter Sylvester EdelWeb, France

  • Teemu Rissanen Conesils Oy, Finland

  • Jan Trzaskowski Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

  • Wojciech Karwowski Oracle Polska, Poland

  • Wojciech Zawadzki IBM Polska Ltd., Poland

  • Sławomir Mróz Rodan Systems SA, Poland

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Program

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Lim ik Soo, Asia PKI Forum, Korea
 Legislative and technological aspects of recognition of electronic documents in Asia

International Co-Operation in the Field of Electronic Signature
 Aleksiej Aleksandrowicz Domraczev, Federal Agency for Information Technologies, Russian Federation

Zadvornov Igor N. FGUP GNIVC FNS, Russian Federation, Bortashchenok Tatiana M. Certification Center, FGUP GNIVC FNS, Russian Federation
 Zadvornov Igor N. FGUP GNIVC FNS, Russian Federation, Bortashchenok Tatiana M. Certification Center, FGUP GNIVC FNS, Russian Federation

Gulak Genadij Nikolajevicz, Telecommunications and Information Security Systems Departament, Ukraine
 Legislative and technological aspects of recognition of electronic documents in Ukraine

Aleksandr Karpov, ZAO „ANK”, Russian Federation
 Certification Centers – Russian Experience

Hans Graux, Ku Lueven, Belgium
 Legislative and technological aspects of recognition of electronic documents in the European Union

Daniel Wilke, Universität Kassel, Germany
 Providing Evidence with Electronic Documents in Germany

Robert Podpłoński, National Chamber of Accountings, Poland
 Legislative aspects of recognition of electronic documents

Marek Świerczyński – Legislative Office Traple Konarski Podrecki, Poland
 Legal Recognition of Electronic Documents in International Trade

Kazimierz Schmidt, National Archive, Poland
 Necessary structure elements and electronic documents proceedings – can legislative regulations change anything about it? If yes – what?

Cezary Przygodzki, Ernst & Young, Poland
 E-invoices as a special electronic document Legal framework – source of opportunities or threats?

Marek Aniszewski, Unizeto Technologies SA, Poland
 Court trial

Juergen Schwemmer, Federal Network Agency, Germany
 Legal and Technical Aspects of Qualified Electronic Signatures

Sven Falcke, ZebSign AS, Norway
 Winning with PKI – Experiences from Norway, practical implementations regarding e-documents

Peter Steiert – TeleTrust e.V., Germany
 TECHNOLOGY AND PRACTICE OF ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE

Riccardo Genghini, Euronotaries, Italy
 Euronotaries – The new digital bound of notary services

Marek Słowikowski, Department of Computerization of Ministry of Home Affairs and Administration, Poland
 Electronic document and signature and concept of country computerization

Urmo Keskel, Centrum Certyfikacji, Estonia
 Embedding digital signature technology to other systems – Estonian practice

Marcin Odrowąż Sypniewski, Oracle Poland
 Single Sign-On – safety and effectiveness

Jan Trzaskowski, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
 The use of electronic documents in Denmark

Dirk Quina, Ministry of Finance, Belgium
 Digital Archiving

Teemu Rissanen, Conseils Oy, Finland
 Technical standards on electronic signatures vs. regulations: Finland

Sławomir Mróz, Rodan Systems SA, Poland
 Electronic system of document turnover OfficeObjects®Document Manager

A. Jerman Blazic, Security Technology Competence Centre, Slovenia
 Long-term validity and probative value of e-documents

Robert Ruetgen – nCipher, Germany
 PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATIONS CONCERNING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS

Stefan Engel-Flesching, CEN, Germany
 Electronic invoices in Europe – legal requirements, opportunities for companies and challenge for legal compliance

Mateusz Kantecki, Microsoft Sp. z o.o., Poland
 Implementation of Public Key Infrastructure in Polkomtel S.A.

Ron Porcello, SECUDE IT Security GmbH, Switzerland
 PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATIONS CONCERNING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS

Peter Sylvester, EdelWeb, France
 A standard for authorization management for secure interoperability of multi-organisation information systems

Andrzej Ruciński, Unizeto Technologies SA, Poland
 Electronic Registry Box

Ałła Stoliarowa Myć, Unizeto Technologies SA, Poland
 The service of cross-border verification of electronic signatures for document exchange between Russia and European Union Countries

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Gallery

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Summation

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Międzyzdroje hosted the annual, 6th European Forum on E-signature (EFES) 2006, held on 7-9 June and attended by 100 participants from 16 countries of Europe and Asia, namely: Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Korea, Germany, Norway, Russia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine and Poland.

Speakers and participants in the European Forum on E-signature 2006 represented the European Commission, governments, business and academic circles and exchanged ideas and opinions on the theory and practical issues regarding the e-document and e-signature during lectures, workshops, unofficial meetings and sessions.

The main topic of this year’s Forum was legal and technical aspects of recognizing e-documents in different countries and in international circulation especially with respect to the cross-border authentication of e-signature in terms of the exchange of documents between the European Union and Russia.

The special attention was paid to such issues, as e-invoicing and long-term archiving of e-documents while maintaining their legal force and effect. This year’s edition offered an opportunity to introduce the General Certification Authority – CERTUM, services provided by the Electronic Delivery Authority and its component, Electronic Registry Box, for the government administration.

The so called ‘technological impartiality’ promoted by the European Commission raised a storm of controversy. In the opinion of the majority of participants it is just pure fiction and causes the lack of common standards and interoperability that hamper the development of e-document and e-signature market within the European Union. The participants representing Poland emphasized different weak points of the said market in Poland, already known from the media coverage. There were statements and opinions pointing out a considerable delay in developing legal regulations or the lack thereof, inclusive of the lack of e-document models for the government and the e-signature is a victim of informatization problems faced by the administration itself.

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