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eIDs– A Step Towards Smart Cities
Yiru Zhong, Analyst
Information & Communication Technologies
16th March 2010
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Overview of Smart Card Government Application
China- National ID
India- Upcoming Multi National ID
SpainNational e-ID, PolandPlanned e-ID, Italye- ID card,
Brazil-Upcoming National ID & Tax payer card-Piloting e-Passport
United States-Common Access Card (CAC), Marine ID, Veterans Card,LincPassCanada-Restricted Area Identification card (RAIC)
Source: Frost& Sullivan March 2010
South AfricaE-ID
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China, Taiwan and Malaysia are at the forefront of eID deployment
Source: UNESCO, Frost & Sullivan November 2009
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Can the appetite for eIDs in North America increase through other ID forms?
United States: • Common Access Card (CAC)
Canada: • Restricted Area Identification Card (RAIC)
Source: Frost& Sullivan November 2009
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eIDs are just beginning to take off in Europe
Austria – 20012008 population 8 m
Belgium – 20042008 population 11 m Estonia – 2002
2008 population 1 m
Finland – 19992008 population 5 m
Italy – 2001/20042008 population 60 m
Latvia – 20032008 population 2 m
Malta – 20042008 population 0.4 m
Portugal – 20072008 population 11 m
Spain – 20072008 population 45 m
Slovenia – 20032008 population 2 m
Sweden –20062008 population 9m
Non EU member Norway has issued
eIDs since 2005
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eIDs in Europe are on the edge of a growth stage
• EU27 countries that have issued eIDs as of
end 2009:
• Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Italy,
Lithuania, Malta, Portugal, Slovenia,
Spain, Sweden
• EU27 countries with plans to issue eIDs
between 2010 and 2013
• Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic,
France, Germany, Hungary,
Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland,
Romania, Slovakia
• EU27 countries with no announced plans or
have plans mired in political disputes:
• Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Latvia, UK
Dispersion of EU27 population with eIDs
52% of
EU27
population
31% of
EU27
population
17% of
EU27
population
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100
150
200
250
300
Issued Plans in next
few years
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Source: Frost & Sullivan Febuary 2010
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Uses of eIDs are enhanced by widespread smart card applications & ubiquitous digital connectivity in Europe
Time
Introduction Growth Maturity Decline
Developed Europe
Central & Eastern Europe
Emerging applications in a digitalised society
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Can appetite for eIDs in North America increase through other ID forms?
United States: • Common Access Card (CAC)
Canada: • Restricted Area Identification Card (RAIC)
Source: Frost& Sullivan November 2009
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Progress towards smart cities – trust & adoption go hand in hand
Access to government services & interactivity
with government authorities in Estonia
The role of a digital
signature in Denmark
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Overcoming security concerns with other “ID” cards
United States: • Government Employee ID projects
• Local transportation projects
Source: Frost& Sullivan November 2009
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Summary
• eIDs are the next growth phase within the government ID
application. Europe is a current growth market.
• The ties towards e-government initiatives highlight the
importance of system integration expertise.
• Trust and adoption go hand in hand – security elements are
crucial within government tenders for vendors.
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For Additional Information
Jake Wengroff
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Yiru Zhong
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