OASIS Business Document Exchange (BDXR) TC

Dear Juan Carlos
 
Thank you very much for your email, and congratulations with this important initiative.
 
I had the opportunity to present your communication to the TC at our biweekly meeting today. We are looking much forward to following your work, and will be happy to provide you with support
and input as you may need going forward.
 
Best regards,
 
Kenneth Bengtsson
 
 

From:
Juan Carlos Cruellas <cruellas@ac.upc.edu>
Date: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 6:25 AM
To: Kenneth Bengtsson <kenneth@alfa1lab.com>, "svrra@digst.dk" <svrra@digst.dk>
Subject: ETSI ESI STF523 and standards for Electronic Registered Delivery and Registered Electronic Mail services


 

Dear Kenneth and Sven,
I would like to inform you about a recently started activity by the ETSI ESI TC and which may be of interest to you as member of the TC. ETSI ESI TC is the Technical Committee in charge of producing standards for electronic signatures and related infrastructures.
As such this committee is in charge of producing standards for supporting the eIDAS Regulation (EU) 910/2014. You can find more information the ESI TC activities by following this link:
https://portal.etsi.org/TBSiteMap/ESI/ESIActivities.aspx

As you may know the eIDAS regulation also includes Electronic Registered Delivery Services as trust services and defines requirements for both non-qualified as well as qualified ERDSs. More information on the eIDAS regulation can be found here:
https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/trust-services-and-eid
Very recently ETSI ESI TC has set up the STF-523 (STF standing for Specialists Task Force) and which I am a member of. The STF is a team of experts for developing technical standards for provision of Electronic Registered Delivery Services (ERDS) and Qualified
Electronic Registered Delivery Services (QERDS) as defined within eIDAS. This also includes the generation of technical standards for Registered Electronic Mail (REM), which ESI TC considers a specific type of ERDS. This activity is funded by the European
Commission.

You may find more detailed information about the scope, the deliverables, methodology and time frame at the STF-523 public web page:
https://portal.etsi.org/STF/stfs/STFHomePages/STF523
As you can see at the STF’s web page the work will include the specification of bindings to different transport architectures and protocols. As the e-Delivery architecture developed by the European Commission is based on the four-corner model and related
SMP and BDXL specification developed by the BDXR TC the work of the ETSI STF may be of interest to you. As the STF team is firmly convinced that the success of the work to be carried out will depend among other things of establishing and good liaisons and
carrying out proper collaborations with the most relevant actors in the ERDS field, we will keep you informed on any relevant developments by the STF. This includes providing you with draft versions of the standard being developed by the STF for the TC to
review.
I look forward hearing from you and being able to establish a liaison that allows fluent exchange of information and views, and on behalf of the STF 523 team, thank you for your attention.

Best regards
 
Juan Carlos Cruellas.
STF 523 leader

Dear Kenneth, On behalf of the STF 523, thank you very much indeed for your prompt reply and for presenting our communication to the BDXR TC. ETSI and OASIS have a Memorandum of Understanding which allows fluent exchange of information and identifies a number of areas of common interest as well as a number of TCs that are working on these areas, among which BDXR TC. The STF team thinks, in consequence, that this MOU is the ideal formal coverage for the fluent interaction between both groups. I will report to the STF team about your positive reaction and willingness to follow, provide support and interact to the STF. Look forward to see both teams conducting an effective and rewarding co-operation. Best regards Juan Carlos Cruellas. El 18/1/17 a las 20:58, Kenneth Bengtsson escribió: Dear Juan Carlos   Thank you very much for your email, and congratulations with this important initiative.   I had the opportunity to present your communication to the TC at our biweekly meeting today. We are looking much forward to following your work, and will be happy to provide you with support and input as you may need going forward.   Best regards,   Kenneth Bengtsson     From: Juan Carlos Cruellas <cruellas@ac.upc.edu> Date: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 6:25 AM To: Kenneth Bengtsson <kenneth@alfa1lab.com> , svrra@digst.dk <svrra@digst.dk> Subject: ETSI ESI STF523 and standards for Electronic Registered Delivery and Registered Electronic Mail services   Dear Kenneth and Sven, I would like to inform you about a recently started activity by the ETSI ESI TC and which may be of interest to you as member of the TC. ETSI ESI TC is the Technical Committee in charge of producing standards for electronic signatures and related infrastructures. As such this committee is in charge of producing standards for supporting the eIDAS Regulation (EU) 910/2014. You can find more information the ESI TC activities by following this link: https://portal.etsi.org/TBSiteMap/ESI/ESIActivities.aspx As you may know the eIDAS regulation also includes Electronic Registered Delivery Services as trust services and defines requirements for both non-qualified as well as qualified ERDSs. More information on the eIDAS regulation can be found here: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/trust-services-and-eid Very recently ETSI ESI TC has set up the STF-523 (STF standing for Specialists Task Force) and which I am a member of. The STF is a team of experts for developing technical standards for provision of Electronic Registered Delivery Services (ERDS) and Qualified Electronic Registered Delivery Services (QERDS) as defined within eIDAS. This also includes the generation of technical standards for Registered Electronic Mail (REM), which ESI TC considers a specific type of ERDS. This activity is funded by the European Commission. You may find more detailed information about the scope, the deliverables, methodology and time frame at the STF-523 public web page: https://portal.etsi.org/STF/stfs/STFHomePages/STF523 As you can see at the STF’s web page the work will include the specification of bindings to different transport architectures and protocols. As the e-Delivery architecture developed by the European Commission is based on the four-corner model and related SMP and BDXL specification developed by the BDXR TC the work of the ETSI STF may be of interest to you. As the STF team is firmly convinced that the success of the work to be carried out will depend among other things of establishing and good liaisons and carrying out proper collaborations with the most relevant actors in the ERDS field, we will keep you informed on any relevant developments by the STF. This includes providing you with draft versions of the standard being developed by the STF for the TC to review. I look forward hearing from you and being able to establish a liaison that allows fluent exchange of information and views, and on behalf of the STF 523 team, thank you for your attention. Best regards   Juan Carlos Cruellas. STF 523 leader