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[ Author was BAUM@HULAW1.BITNET ]
[ Posted on Sun, 3 Jan 1993 14:38:58 -0500 ]

This may be of interest to your legal counsel....

Notice: the following is posted for information only.
Email inquiries can be made to either:
baum@hulaw1.harvard.edu
or
smedinghofft@attmail.com

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                                 MEETING AGENDA
                                     OF THE
                     EDI AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
                        SECTION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
                             AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION

                Saturday, January 9, 1993 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

                                    Location:
                                  AT&T Building
                          23rd Floor, Conference Room 1
                            32 Avenue of the Americas
                  New York City (1 block south of Canal Street)
                  Phone 212-387-5801 (building security guard)

8:30 - Coffee

9:00 - 9:15

        Introductions; Division and Section Updates; Review of
        Meeting Agenda
                Robert Barger, Section of Science & Tech. Vice Chair
                Michael S. Baum, Division Chair
                Thomas J. Smedinghoff, Division Vice Chair

9:15 - 9:30

        Brief Committee Reports

        *       Global Data Networks and Information Technology
                        Joseph I. Rosenbaum

        *       Financial EDI
                        Thomas J. Smedinghoff and Richard Field

        *       Healthcare Informatics
                        Francoise Gilbert

        *       Information Security
                        Michael Baum

        *       Judicial EDI
                        Clyde R. Christofferson

9:30 - 9:45

        Update on EC Privacy Directive

        Information privacy is increasingly recognized as a
critical issue with very difficult problems and divergent
viewpoints.  This presentation will include an update on the
status of the EC Privacy Directive and will provide an important
foundation for the card technology presentations and work
group meetings that follow.

9:45 - 11:00

        Card Technology Forum

        This presentation and discussion will consider the
growing (and unresolved) legal-technical issues in card
technologies.  Forget about "signatures" - - "smart cards" and
optical cards are geared to become commonplace (and often
mandatory) as authenticators and record keepers, respectively,
for diverse business and government purposes.  For example,
patient health records are being placed on "portable data
carriers" (optical cards), Denmark will launch the first nation-
wide smart card for users to make phone calls, pay for public
transportation, laundries, vending machines and parking
meters; smart cards are anticipated to be mandatory for
S.W.I.F.T. usage from the first quarter of 1994; universities are
issuing smart cards as student IDs; corporate ID cards are
moving towards smart cards; material data safety information
is capable of transfer via cards; bank cards in France use
microchips rather than magnetic stripes; and health insurance
and HMOs have ambitious plans to introduce smart and optical
card technologies.

        We are pleased to welcome recognized smart card and
optical card technology industry and user-group leaders who
will present tutorials and a survey of relevant issues.

        Stephen D. Price-Francis,
        Manager, Market Development
        Canon Canada, Inc.

        John Moore
        Federal Smart Card User Group
        U.S. Treasury Financial Mgt. Service

        George Usher
        Electronic Certifications
        U.S.Treasury Financial Mgt. Service

        The session will include consideration of security,
confidentiality and the impact of business practices issues in
financial services, government, insurance, healthcare, sales of
goods and related applications in both domestic and
international environments.

11:00 - 12:30

        The Developing Security Infrastructure: Linking Signature
and Authentication Requirements with Today's Technology

        This presentation and discussion will consider legal
approaches to the development of workable rules for
authentication and the accomodation of signature attributes
within an electronic commerce environment.  This session will
consider and seek to integrate the pertinent formalistic and
evidentiary issues.  Special consideration will be given to the
requirements of global data networks and open systems and
open trading environments.  Additionally, attention will be
given to security requirements within Financial EDI
applications.

12:30 - 1:20 PM

        Informal Brown Bag Lunch Discussion of New
Developments, Ideas, Events and their Implications. (Sandwich
lunch will be provided at $15.00 each).

1:30 - 4:45 PM

        Committee Work Group Meetings (tentatively as follows):

        *       Global Data Networks and Information Technology:
a working group session to consider the growing implications of
EDI, information privacy, and transborder data flow issues.

        *       Financial EDI: a working group session on debit
transfer issues for the development of a debt transfer version
of the Model Electronic Payments Agreement.

        *       Information Security: a continuation of the
morning's discussion with respect to development of proposed
paradigms to define better requirements for "reasonable
security procedures," with a focus on information security
techniques and procedures.

        *       Healthcare Informatics: a working group session on
privacy, confidentiality and security issues regarding claims
processing and patient records.

        Note: The Judicial EDI Committee will be meeting during
the ABA Winter Meeting on Sunday, February 10, 1993.  A
notice will be mailed to the membership with details.

4:45 - 5:00 PM

        Wrap Up

        - Social Hour at Local Watering Hole to be Announced

        NOTICE: It is very important that all persons who plan to
attend the meeting notify Susan Walkowski at the Section
Office prior to the date of the meeting because security
clearance is needed to enter the ATT building.  You can notify
Susan by faxing her the attached form.

                                 FAX RESPONSE


                     EDI and Information Technology Division
                              Meeting Registration
                            Saturday, January 9, 1993



To:     Susan Walkowski, Section Manager
        Section of Science and Technology
        American Bar Association
        750 North Lake Shore Drive
        Chicago, Illinois  60611
        Fax:  312-988-6281


I plan to attend the EDI/IT Division meeting in New York on
January 9, 1992.

Name:___________________________________________________

Firm:____________________________________________________

Address:________________________________________________

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Phone:__________________________________________________

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