CONTENTS MISSION STATEMENT MEMBERS MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS STRUCTURE EXECUTIVE BOARD ENVIRONMENT GROUP TECHNICAL & REGULATORY GROUP

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1 January 2012

2 CONTENTS MISSION STATEMENT MEMBERS MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS STRUCTURE ENVIRONMENT GROUP EXECUTIVE BOARD DIGITAL ECONOMY GROUP TRADE GROUP TECHNICAL & REGULATORY GROUP

3 OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 35 national associations & 58 corporate members DIRECTOR GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD Industry Groups DEG Digital Economy Group EG Environment Group TG Trade Group TRG Technical & Regulatory Group

4 MEMBERSHIP A wide range of multinational companies (58) and national trade associations (34) Which represent more than 10,000 businesses and two million employees And generate revenues of over 1,000 billion Euros Thus bringing credibility and legitimacy to the organisation Which has become the voice of the European Digital Technology Industry.

5 LIST OF MEMBERS Acer, Alcatel-Lucent, AMD, APC by Schneider Electric, Apple, Bang & Olufsen, BenQ Europa BV, Bose, Brother, Canon, Cassidian, Cisco, Dell, Epson, Ericsson, Fujitsu, HP, Hitachi, Huawei, IBM, Ingram Micro, Intel, JVC Kenwood Group, Kodak, Konica Minolta, Lexmark, LG, Loewe, Microsoft, Mitsubishi, Motorola Mobility, Motorola Solutions, NEC, Nokia, Nokia Siemens Networks, Océ, Oki, Optoma, Oracle, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Qualcomm, Research In Motion, Ricoh, Samsung, SAP, Sharp, Siemens, Smart Technologies, Sony, Sony Ericsson, Swatch Group, Technicolor, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, Xerox, ZTE Belgium: AGORIA; Bulgaria: BAIT; Cyprus: CITEA; Denmark: DI ITEK, IT-BRANCHEN; Estonia: ITL; Finland: FFTI; France: SIMAVELEC; Germany: BITKOM, ZVEI; Greece: SEPE; Hungary: IVSZ; Ireland: ICT IRELAND; Italy: ANITEC; Lithuania: INFOBALT; Netherlands: ICT OFFICE, FIAR; Poland: KIGEIT, PIIT; Portugal: AGEFE, APDC; Romania: APDETIC; Slovakia: ITAS; Slovenia: GZS; Spain: AMETIC; Sweden: IT&Telekomföretagen; United Kingdom: INTELLECT Belarus: INFOPARK; Norway: IKT NORGE; Switzerland: SWICO; Turkey: ECID, TESID, TÜBISAD; Ukraine: IT UKRAINE

6 EXECUTIVE BOARD Form and propose plans for the approval of the General Assembly to promote the objectives of DIGITALEUROPE Set future priorities, adopt pro-active plans and final positions Co-ordinate the work of industry groups Prepare and file for acceptance by the General Assembly the annual budget and accounts Manage the assets of DIGITALEUROPE Appoint chairmen of industry groups and working groups upon proposal from the relevant group Accept new members

7 BOARD MEMBERS K. Beetz Siemens E. Ormala Nokia R. Fuehres Canon O. Duroyon Alcatel-Lucent U. Wahlberg Ericsson 10 Company Members C. Sluys Philips H. Daniels Hewlett Packard L. Abadie Panasonic A. Brunet Sony Europe J. Vassallo Microsoft

8 BOARD MEMBERS C. Radaelli Anitec Italy M. Bangsgaard ITB Denmark A. D. Kotsis SEPE Greece A. Kashiouris CITEA Cyprus T. Wrede ZVEI Germany 10 Trade Associations G. Vicze IVSZ Hungary A. Langford INTELLECT UK J. Ylä-Jääski FFTI Finland J.Legiewicz PIIT Poland T. Erdogan ECID Turkey

9 INDUSTRY PRIORITIES DIGITAL AGENDA ENVIRONMENT/ ENERGY TRADE

10 DIGITAL ECONOMY Chair: Andreas Tegge, SAP Vice Chair: Irena Bednarich, HP Data Protection Directive Content Licensing Copyright Copyright Levies Broadband Internet of Things Cybercrime & Internal Security Strategy Privacy & Security Market Regulation EU Regulatory Framework Next Generation Networks Network & information security Net neutrality Universal Service DEG EU Patent & Litigations System IPR Advocacy Campaign Intellectual Property Rights Europe 2020/ Digital Agenda Digital Agenda eskills Consumer Rights Directive Ecolabel After Sales egovernment Public Procurement EU egov Action Plan 2015

11 ENVIRONMENT Chair: Jos Beekwilder, Océ Vice Chairs: Cristina Freire, AMETIC & Per Döfnäs, Ericsson Grenelle JIG Chemicals EU & Non-EU RoHS Lot 3: PCs REACH Nanomaterials Lot 5: TVs Lot 6: Standby Lot 11: Fans Lot 26: Network Standby DG ENTR Lot 3: Multimedia ENERGY STAR Carbon footprint labelling Green Public Procurement Ecodesign Printers EG ICT4EE Forum Other trends and issues Waste Resource Efficiency Conflict Minerals Carbon Footprint Raw Materials Batteries WEEE Recast Emissions Inkject/toner toner LCA, recyclability EE of ICT processes EE of Other Sectors Poliwiki

12 TRADE Chair: Esa Kaunistola, Nokia Vice Chairs: Dick Klinkhamer, HP & Marcus Webster, Sony International Digital Economy Agreement (IDEA) International Agreements Information Technology Agreement Free Trade Agreements Short Term Classification Issues Modernised Customs Code Implementing Provisions (MCCIPs) TG China India Reform of the Harmonised System under the WCO Customs Related Issues Market Access to Third Countries Russia Dual Use/Export Control Turkey Rules of Origin

13 TECHNICAL & REGULATORY Chair: Jean Laurens, Hewlett-Packard Vice Chairs: Hans Van der Veer, Alcatel Lucent & Peter Harrison, Nokia eaccessibility Online child protection WRC 15/16 Radio Spectrum Policy Programme Broadcast Spectrum Policy Short Range Devices Professional Mobile Radio Future spectrum needs (CR/SDR) Spectrum einclusion Digital TV Accessibility and Contents Mobile Terminals Electronic Labelling Global Mob. Acceptance Fighting Counterfeit Devices IMEI Integrity & Mobile Phone Theft Broadband Wireless R&D Framework Programme FP8 Reform of European Standardisation Framework Stand. & Interop. TRG Legal and Contracts in FP8 Pre-commercial Procurement EMC, EMF, LVD, GPSD related issues R&TTE Directive Revision Accreditation & Market Surveillance NLF Omnibus Revision Common notebook charger Market Access Free to Air Content Connected TV Mobile Broadband Project Broad- cast Smart Grids 3D TV Hybrid broadband broadcast esos Smart Grids group Video & broadcast resource requirements Digital Agenda Acceleration Coexistence of TV reception with Mobile Broadband services Implementation - ebook Digital Radio

14 MISSION STATEMENT DIGITALEUROPE represents the digital technology industry in Europe. Our 100+ members include some of the world's largest IT, telecoms and consumer electronics companies and national associations from every part of Europe. DIGITALEUROPE wants European businesses and citizens to benefit fully from digital technologies and for Europe to grow, attract and sustain the world's best digital technology companies.

15 MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS DIGITALEUROPE works on issues that have a direct impact on the bottom line of member companies DIGITALEUROPE is well known and respected by industry as the leading body representing our sector DIGITALEUROPE draws its information and expertise from more than 691 technical, legal and experts participating in the industry debates and discussion which takes place with the four industry programme groups DIGITALEUROPE offers access to a large number of contacts through its distribution list system

16 MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS DIGITALERUOPE facilitates non-commercial collaboration and coordination between member companies and national trade associations across the European Union, and assists them in sharing best-practices in many business operations and facilitating the agreement of international standards in close collaboration with international standards bodies. DIGITALEUROPE promotes the development of best practices and benchmarking within its members. DIGITALEUROPE provides up-to-date and high-value industry data and information to its members regarding all aspects of the Digital Economy in Europe and around the world. DIGITALEUROPE provides a forum for knowledge exchange and information sharing between members through industry programmes and pan European events. DIGITALEUROPE is the primary platform for its members to share information, expertise and warnings.

17 The DIGITALEUROPE offices are located 14 Rue de la Science B-1040 Brussels Belgium Tel: Fax: VAT : BE DIGITALEUROPE offices are located in the heart of the European Institutions, in the so-called Schuman area.the best way to reach us is with the Metro, Arts-Loi or Trone stop.