e-ASIA Awards 2015

13 December 2015AFACT StC Meeting

Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

Azadeh BagheriIran Center for eCommerce Development

About e-ASIA Awards The contest is open to any company or

organization nominated by Head of Delegate of AFACT member countries within the due time.

Aims:› To promote the achievement of AFACT members in

the development of trade facilitation, e-business policies and activities, and initiatives for bridging digital divide in the Asia Pacific Region

› To recognize the significance and great effort made within AFACT community to encourage exchange of best practices

e-Asia Awards Categories

Trade Facilitation Electronic Business in the Public

Sector Electronic Business in the Private

Sector Bridging Digital Divide Special Honorary

eAsia Awards 2015 To be hosted by Iran Center for

e-Commerce Development Review of Manual Scheduling the further tasks Evaluation panel

Final e-Asia Awards 2015 Evaluation Panel

e-Asia Awards 2015 Evaluation Committee:› Dr. Eva Yueh, CSC Chair, Chinese Taipei › Mr. Hisanao Sugamata, TMC Chair, Japan › Mr. Mohammad Garakani Neghad › Ms. Azadeh Bagheri; AFACT Chair and AFACT Secretariat 2015, Iran › Mr. Yann Louis, Duval, UNESCAP Representative› Dr. Mahmood Zargar, General Secretary of AFACT › Mr Gong HoD of Chinese Taipei represented by Mr Morris H. Hsiao› Mr. Mitsuru Ishigaki, UN/CEFACT Rapporteur for Asia and the Pacific

and HoD of Japan › Mr. Anil Sinha, HoD of India› Four other experts from the host country (Mr Javadi Nia, Ms Kashani,

Ms Taj, Ms Ziaei All HoDs signed and submitted the recommended outstanding

projects of their awards categories by 31 Aug. 2015 for semi-final evaluation, which was held virtually through e-mail.

The entries for the 4 categories were received by e-Asia Awards Host Secretariat. These entries were reviewed by e-Asia Awards Secretariat for general eligibility, and then forwarded to EC members who also reviewed and assessed the proposals.

Based on the evaluation sheets received from all the EC members, the Secretariat chose 3 top ranked projects and prepared the short list as per merit.

These semi-finalist projects have been invited to attend the Final Evaluation to be held on Dec. 15 2015 in Tehran, Iran

2015 e-Asia contestants 12 projects from 4 countries have participated in this year contest → 11 finalists in 4 categories in order of the rank each project obtained in semi-final evaluation:

A. Bridging Digital Divide 1. Advanced Program of Health Diet for the Students in Chinese Taipei (Chinese Taipei)2. eSign (India)3. Designing and Implementing the Iranian Automotive Portal (Iran)

B. e-Business in Private Sector4. Nationwide RFID-based Multi-lane Free Flow (MLFF) Freeways ETC System and Service (Chinese Taipei)5. “Business Platform” corresponding to Industry 4.0 ~ Achieving “Financial EDI cooperation” among Small-

and Medium-sized Enterprises~ (Japan)6. CHAKAVAK Project (Iranian Cheque Imaging System) CMS 2.0 (2014 - 2015) (Iran)

C. e-Business in Public Sector1. Service of the Pre-Calculation of Individual Income Tax Returns (Chinese Taipei)2. SHAPARAK, Iranian Electronics Card Payment System (Iran)3. Persian Model for Ocean Dynamics (PMODynamics) (Iran)

D. Trade Facilitation4. Iran Single Window for Cross-Border Trade (ISWCBT) (Iran)5. Drugs Authentication and Verification Application (DAVA) (India)

e-Asia Awards Final Evaluation

During the final evaluation, the leaders and/or representatives of semi-finalists have been requested to deliver their presentation to the EC. The EC members will make the final decision based on the oral presentation and supplemented materials.

e-Asia Awards Final Evaluation

During the final evaluation, the leaders and/or representatives of semi-finalists have been requested to deliver their presentation to the EC. The EC members will make the final decision based on the oral presentation and supplemented materials.

eAsia Awards Agenda (15 Dec. 2015)08:30-9:00 Registration and Opening session  Presentation order of semi-finalist projects (including questions and answers session) Bridging Digital Divide category 09:00-9:30Designing and implementing the Iranian Automation Portal09:30-10:00 eSign10:00-10:30 Advanced program of Health Diet for students in Chinese Taipei10:30-10:40 Coffee Break eBusiness in Public Sector category 10:40-11:10 Persian model for ocean dynamics11:10-11:40 SHAPARAK11:40-12:10 Service of the pre-calculation of individual income tax returns Trade Facilitation category 12:10-12:40 Drug Authentication & verification application12:40-13:10 National Single Window13:10-14:00 Lunch Break eBusiness in Private Sector category 14:00-14:30 CHAKAWAK14:30-15:00 Financial EDI cooperation platform among SMEs15:00-15:30 National wide RFID-based multi-lance free flow freeways ETC system & service15:30-15:45 Coffee Break

15:45-17:00Evaluation of finalists and Announcement of Awardees

Project Name Country Final Rank

Bridging Digital DivideAdvanced Program of Health Diet for the Students in Chinese Taipei Chinese

Taipei 1Designing and Implementing the Iranian Automotive Portal Iran 2eSign India 3

e-Business in Public SectorSHAPARAK, Iranian Electronics Card Payment System Iran 1Service of the Pre-Calculation of Individual Income Tax Returns Chinese

Taipei 2Persian Model for Ocean Dynamics (PMODynamics) Iran 3

Trade FacilitationIran Single Window for Cross-Border Trade (ISWCBT) Iran 1Drugs Authentication and Verification Application (DAVA) India 2

e-Business in Private SectorNationwide RFID-based Multi-lane Free Flow (MLFF) Freeways ETC System and Service

Chinese Taipei 1

“Business Platform” corresponding to Industry 4.0 ~ Achieving “Financial EDI cooperation” among Small-and Medium-sized Enterprises~ Japan 2

CHAKAVAK Project (Iranian Cheque Imaging System) CMS 2.0 (2014 - 2015) Iran 3

Final Results after Presentation

Thank you!