TRANSPORTATION SECURITY FORUM

Transportation Security Forum II:
Next Appointment at the
ID WORLD International Congress
Milan, November 26^th-28^th, 2007

Increasing security while facilitating circulation of people and goods

The valuable discussions that took place in Paris will continue again in Milan on November 26-28, 2007.

The Transportation Security Forum conference is hosted by the ID WORLD International Congress, the annual world summit on automatic identification.

2007 Hot Topic:
“Complying with new regulations: the evolution of airport and port facility security infrastructures”

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The three-day conference involves a select group of high profile government representatives:

Brig. Ahmed N. Al Raisi
Abu Dhabi Police, UAE Ministry of Interior

Trevor Crotch-Harve
UK Transport Card Forum

Sean Dettloff
Starbucks Coffee Company

Giovanni Falsina
SEA Milan Airports

Rob Holdorp
Schiphol Airport

Robert Jacksta
US Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland Security

Dr. Christoph Seidelmann
ICSO Intl. Container Security Organizationr

Sybren Tuinstra
TNT Express

Rik Verhaegen
Antwerp Port Authority

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Transportation Security Forum I:
Overwhelming success of the February 2007 launch

182 high-profile delegates gathered in Paris as the global summit on the strategic approach to transportation security opened its doors for the first time on February 28^th and March 1^st

With the endorsement of the European Commission, Wise Media’s Transportation Security Forum & Registered Traveler Forum made its highly anticipated debut on February 28^th and March 1^st in Paris. The event welcomed an array of world-class panelists to discuss how to improve the performance of front-end and back-end processes in airports, railroad stations and seaports, with the objective of increasing security while facilitating travel.

Produced by Wise Media, the innaugural Transportation Security Forum event saw the participation of 182 attendees hailing from 21 different nations. The presence of a significant number of delegates from organizations such as Air France, Zurich Airport, Banverket – Rail Roads Authority Sweden, Dublin Airport Authority, Port of Venice, Manchester Airport, Paris Orly Airport, Lufthansa German Airlines, SEA Milan Airports, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Port of Antwerp, Vancouver International Airport Authority, Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, Port of Felixstowe, Fraport, the European Commission, Transport Canada, the French Ministry of Interior, TSA Transportation Security Administration, Dutch Ministry of Justice, the British Home Office, US Customs and Border Protection, Europol, Canada Border Services Agency, US Department of State and the German Parliament underlined the international scope of the event.

The Transportation Security Forum & Registered Traveler Forum was sponsored by IBM, Thales, Unisys, Dartagnan and vps ID Systeme. Among the exhibitors and vendors speaking at the event: byometric systems AG, Cross Match Technologies, DuPont, IBM, L-1 Identity Solutions, LG Electronics USA Inc. - Iris Technology Division, Lumidigm, Oberthur Card Systems, Sagem Défense Sécurité - Safran Group, Thales, Unisys and vps ID Systeme.

The valuable discussions that took place in Paris will continue at the next Transportation Security Forum & Registered Traveler Forum, which opens its doors at the ID WORLD International Congress, the annual world summit on automatic identification, in Milan on November 26^th-28^th, 2007.