Under the partnership, EEMA will collaborate with other stakeholders in electronic identity (eID) across Europe to launch a European initiative on eID management (eIDM) in 2013. Via this initiative, Europe’s intentions are to set up a single market to enable cross-border businesses. SSEDIC’s responsibility is to eliminate barriers to online transactions in order to boost the digital economy within the Member States for DAE’s 2020 deadline.
EEMA will partner with other project and pilots, including the eIDM Expert Working Group, the Pan-European Public Procurement Online (PEPPOL) and STORK to work on the initiative.
EEMA has joined the SSEDIC network along with other 34 partners, T-Systems, Microsoft, IBM, the university KU Leuven and the standard services provider BSI.
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