Bundesdruckerei at CeBIT 2012: Showing How Companies, Public Authorities, Customers and Citizens Can Benefit from the New German ID Card

Hardly any other company embodies the slogan of this year’s CeBIT, i.e. “Managing Trust”, like Bundesdruckerei GmbH. At the high-tech trade show in Hanover, the company will present its solutions and ideas for ID management in the analogue and digital world of today, tomorrow and far into the future.
Under the motto “HOME OF TRUST & IDENTITY”, new applications and innovations for business, government and public authorities will go on show at Bundesdruckerei’s booth in the Public Sector Parc, hall 7, booth C18. Short presentations held every hour at an eID business info point will inform visitors about the latest application examples.
Together with its partners XCOM AG and biw Bank AG, Bundesdruckerei will show how much more efficient and secure banking processes can be when the online ID function of the new German ID card is used.
The Business Portal from D-TRUST, a subsidiary of Bundesdruckerei, makes document management much more efficient. At CeBIT, the company will show for the first time how De-Mail supplements the document management system and which savings are possible.
Based on the example of an application for a clearance certificate, visitors will be able to see just how easy it will be to sign online using reloadable signature certificates for the new German ID card. Bundesdruckerei’s online signature solution enables users to sign all kinds of digital forms online in a matter of minutes and is adapted to the individual processes at companies and public authorities.
Bundesdruckerei will present a briefcase solution for public authorities, which they can use to capture data from official documents. Border control officers will be keen to see the Border Control solutions for document verification and process optimisation which will make travel much more efficient and secure. In future, citizens will be able to use the online signature function of the new German ID card to apply for clearance certificates at public agency terminals, making long waiting times a thing of the past.