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electronic signatures to prevent loss and theft DICOM ISO DTS 25237 Psuedo -anonymisation ISO 22600 Privilege Management
6 Electronic signatures and e-identification 11 6. 1 The position of Ecommerce Europe 11 6. 1. 1 Electronic signatures and e-Identification 11
6. 1. 2 Interoperability 11 6. 2 Ecommerce Europe†s additional proposals 11 6. 2. 1 Knowledge and education 11
electronic signatures, diverging VAT systems, diverging distribution systems and e-privacy The European commission launched the Digital Agenda for
6. Electronic signatures and e-Identification Secure, reliable, user friendly and interoperable identification and authentication measures are necessary for the further
electronic signatures and e-Identification are summarised below 6. 1. 1 Electronic signatures and e-Identification •For merchants, it is important to verify the identity of the
customer. For consumers, e-Identification can help secure their online identities •Electronic signatures and e-identification mechanisms
increase trust in electronic commerce •Electronic signatures are less relevant in B2c e-commerce; e-Identification is more important
•E-Identification schemes based on real IDS verified by the government (or another trusted party) would help to
•Interoperability of electronic signatures and e-Identification schemes is necessary to achieve the required economies
Think of electronic signature and authentication or return policies for deliveries thousands of miles away from the store
mostly on basic IT services, teaching its firms how to use electronic signatures and anti-virus software rather than, for instance, how to develop e-commerce capabilities
introduced small and peripheral firms to the use of simple ICT solutions (e g. electronic signature This work could be followed up by ICT-specialised organisations assisting small firms to introduce
of either an advanced electronic signature as defined in the â€oee Signature Directive†1999/93/EC) 98 or by EDI
Community framework for electronic signatures. Available at http://europa. eu. int/eurlex/pri/en/oj/dat/2000/l 013/l 01320000119en00120020. pdf (October
electronic signature to a prescription, a letter of referral or a contract. The government has ANNEX A. COUNTRY CASE STUDIES †149
of innovative solutions, among other things, electronic signatures Strengthen the public r&d contract scheme, with a particular focus on
Article 9 of the ECD has been complemented by the Electronic signatures Directive55 which regulates the legal recognition of e-signatures (see Chapter 4. 4. 3
framework for electronic signatures, OJ L 013/12, 19.01.2000; available at: http://eur -lex. europa. eu/Lexuriserv/Lexuriserv. do?
Electronic signatures Directive65 which regulates the legal recognition of e-signatures and is currently under revision (see Chapter 4. 4. 3
framework for electronic signatures, OJ L 013/12, 19.01.2000; available at: http://eur -lex. europa. eu/Lexuriserv/Lexuriserv. do?
The legal recognition of electronic signatures and electronic authentication is crucial for facilitating and strengthening confidence in electronic transactions.
Electronic signatures (Directive 1999/93/EC235) provides the European framework for e -signatures. EU-legislation on the mutual recognition and acceptance of e-identification and
framework for electronic signatures, OJ L 013/12, 19.01.2000; available at: http://eur -lex. europa. eu/Lexuriserv/Lexuriserv. do?
1999/93/EC on a Community framework for electronic signatures, COM (2006) 120 final, 15.03.2006 available at:
Electronic signatures 237 Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European parliament, the European Economic and
•Law no. 455 of 18 july 2001 on Electronic signatures •Law no. 451/1 November 2004 regarding time mark
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