European e-ID Card Conference
22 February 2006 - 23 February 2006
The event will bring together key industry players to review, debate and plan for the future of e-ID card schemes for EU Member States.
You will be able to learn how countries like Belgium and Italy are rolling out schemes, and question experts from the UK and Germany on the data privacy and compliance implications.
For further information please visit:
http://www.eema.orgAbout eema
For 19 years, eema has been Europe’s leading independent, non-profit e-Business association, working with its European members, governmental bodies, standards organisations and e-Business initiatives throughout Europe to further e-Business technology and legislation.
eema’s remit is to educate and inform around 160 Member organisations (and over 1,500 Member contacts) on the latest developments and technologies, at the same time enabling Members of the association to compare views and ideas. The work produced by the association with its Members (projects, papers, seminars, tutorials and reports etc) is funded by both membership subscriptions and revenue generated through fee-paying events. All of the information generated by eema and its members is available to other members free of charge.
You will be able to learn how countries like Belgium and Italy are rolling out schemes, and question experts from the UK and Germany on the data privacy and compliance implications.
For further information please visit:
http://www.eema.orgAbout eema
For 19 years, eema has been Europe’s leading independent, non-profit e-Business association, working with its European members, governmental bodies, standards organisations and e-Business initiatives throughout Europe to further e-Business technology and legislation.
eema’s remit is to educate and inform around 160 Member organisations (and over 1,500 Member contacts) on the latest developments and technologies, at the same time enabling Members of the association to compare views and ideas. The work produced by the association with its Members (projects, papers, seminars, tutorials and reports etc) is funded by both membership subscriptions and revenue generated through fee-paying events. All of the information generated by eema and its members is available to other members free of charge.