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Maya Madrid, EC policy officer in DG CNECT, began by talking about the upcoming eIDAS regulation. It , which will change how electronic delivery services, like eDelivery, work in Europe. Also, Member States are gearing up to offer the European Digital Identity Wallet to the citizens, and eIDAS and eIDAS mandates it should happen within two years after adopting the first set of eIDAS implementing acts.
Bogdan Dumitriu, EC policy officer in DIGIT, talked about what is happening in eDelivery. He mentioned upcoming events and asked software vendors to stay involved. Bogdan The officer summarised the plan for the eDelivery profile 2.0 specifications, with their potential adoption slated by the end of 2024. Particularly, he underscored the upcoming Interoperability Event in June, in which along with the solution providers we the community will test the latest drafts of the eDelivery profile 2.0 AS4 specifications.
Cosmin Baciu shared insights into of the user needs for AS4 software based on based software according to the requests received from Access Point users. The presented needs ranged needs ranged from REST API integration to secure storage solutions. The eDelivery team is publicly sharing these needs needs here.
Bogdan Dumitriu also talked about our revamped presentation of eDelivery AS4 conformant solutions. Stay tuned for the go-live planned for 20 May 2024!
Our Building Blocks colleagues João Rodrigues Frade and Flora Kardos talked about the OOTS, an eDelivery-based digital ecosystem that went live in December 2023. The OOTS will make it easier to share documents between countries, and therefore facilitate the lives and activities of the EU businesses and citizens ' life when living abroad. No when dealing with other EU MS institutions and organisations. There is no doubt on the OOTS's transformative role in cross-border data exchange, and its role is further foreseen in the Single Digital Gateway expansion in the future. See the presentation slides for resources.
Looking ahead, Bogdan Dumitriu provided insights into the Interoperability Event, stressing the importance of early preparation and active participation. Notably, the event promises live testing aimed at validating the usability of new eDelivery specifications. Bogdan The officer invited solution providers to get their POC implementations ready for the testing before 30 May. Guidance documentation for the event is now available on the event page and early registrations are encouraged.
The eDelivery team would like to make future Interoperability Forum meetings more interactive and useful for everyone. We would like to hear you involved in our discussions and for this to happen, next time we are going to reserve some more time for learning about the members of the Forum, including any questions, issues and/or feedback they may have.
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