Connecting Europe Facility Introducing CEF edelivery. Christian RASMUSSEN, DG DIGIT. DIGIT Directorate-General for Informatics

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1 DIGIT Directorate-General for Informatics DG Connect Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Connecting Europe Facility Introducing CEF edelivery Christian RASMUSSEN, DG DIGIT

2 Introduction to CEF edelivery

3 The edelivery Use-Case DOMAIN-NEUTRAL USE CASE ORIGINAL SENDER internet FINAL RECIIENT Risk reduction Consumer rotection rocurement Justice Cost reduction Examples of DOMAIN-SECIFIC USE CASES e-justice Exchange of complaints erocurement Exchange of invoices Claims Exchange of claims Improved rocess Efficiency

4 edelivery Messaging Infrastructure based on the 4-Corner Model Required component Optional component ORIGINAL SENDER FINAL RECIIENT arty A CORNER C1 C4 CORNER arty B Applications Layer SENDER 1 or several Backend NOTIFY Backend NOTIFY 1 or several ADRESSEE Messaging and Transport Layer ADRESSEE (Q)TS Connector CORNER SENDER Access oint C2 STE2. LOOKU SEND DNS SML (centralised) AS4 RECEIVE C3 CORNER ADRESSEE Access oint Connector (Q)TS SENDER ACKNOWLEDGE Networking Layer SM Internet SM

5 CEF edelivery specifications COMONENT KEY SECIFICATIONS The approach employed by edelivery is to promote the use of existing technical specifications and standards rather than to define new ones. Access oint e-sens AS4 profile of the ebms3/as4 OASIS Standards EOL AS2 profile of AS2 and SBDH (for the erocurement only) Digital Certificates ETSI Electronic Signatures and Infrastructures profile The profiling work of e-sens and EOL on these standards, i.e. constraining configuration choices, is equally taken on board. Even though edelivery makes software available implementing these specifications, the use of commercial software or other Open Source software projects is also possible. Connector Service Metadata Locator (SML) Service Metadata ublisher (SM) ETSI REM for evidences e-sens rofile based on the OASIS BDXL Specification e-sens ebcore arty ID rofile e-sens rofile based on the OASIS BDX-SM Specification

6 A message exchange infrastructure is A combination of a message exchange model, discovery model and security model on top of the internet, or of a private network, to exchange structured or unstructured information encapsulated in messages. Scope of CEF edelivery Data Exchange Agreements ayload (structured/unstructured) Message Exchange model Topology Messaging protocol Integration approach (articipant) Discovery model Static vs. Dynamic Security Model Trust Circle Security Controls Network (public/private)

7 The example of OpenEOL The an-european ublic rocurement Data Exchange Agreements EOL Transport Infrastructure Agreements (legal framework) Online, the LS of erocurement, now transferred to the non-profit international association OpenEOL. ayload EOL Business Interoperability Specifications (document specifications) The purpose of OpenEOL is to enable European businesses to easily deal electronically with any European public sector buyers in their procurement processes, thereby increasing opportunities for greater competition for government contracts Scope of CEF edelivery Message Exchange model 4-corner model (>100 As) EOL AS2 profile Service roviders (articipant) Discovery model Dynamic discovery with a central SML and over 50 SMs Security Model KI-based security and providing better value for tax payers money. Network Internet

8 The example of e-codex The e-justice Communication via Online Data Exchange, the LS of ejustice, running until May The e-codex project improves the cross-border access of citizens and businesses to legal means in Europe and furthermore creates the interoperability between legal authorities within the EU. Scope of CEF edelivery ayload: XML schemas for different use cases Message Exchange model 4-corner model e-sens AS4 profile Specific Connector (articipant) Discovery model Static discovery Security Model Direct trust based on certificate exchange Network Internet

9 CEF edelivery is not one size fits all Your CEF edelivery implementation TOOLOGY 4-corner model 4-corner model Your choice SCOE OF CEF edelivery EXCHANGE MODEL DISCOVERY MODEL ROTOCOL EOL AS2 profile e-sens AS4 profile INTEGRATION AROACH Service roviders (Market) Specific Connector e-sens AS4 profile recommended Your choice Dynamic Static Your choice SECURITY MODEL TRUST CIRCLE KI Mutual trust Your choice SECURITY CONTROL Liberal inner security Inner security with connector Your choice

10 Roadmap to deploy CEF edelivery Domain Owner articipants in edelivery Messaging Infrastructure HASE ELICIT requirements DESIGN edelivery infrastructure SELECT edelivery solutions DELOY edelivery solutions with backend(s) INTEGRATE with partners OERATE edelivery solutions Technical Specifications Documentation (COD, SOD, ) List of Software solutions Service Desk Connectivity Testing Service Desk CEF TEAM Onboarding Self-Assessment tool Design message exchange model SML Service KI Service Training and deployment CEF edelivery Community YOUR TEAM Attend workshops Complete selfassessment tool Identify business requirements Carry out feasibility study Design discovery model Design security model Design integration approach articipate in the writing of a SDD oc (optional) Open source Assess OSS projects Customise/ extend solution Commercial solution Assess Vendors Buy solution Custom built Build solution Deploy components Configure components Integrate with edelivery Access oint erform Integration testing erform reproduction testing articipate in Connectivity testing erform reproduction testing Open source Hosting Maintenance Commercial solution Hosting Fees Custom built Hosting Maintenance

11 CEF edelivery Service Offering v3.0 ENABLING SERVICES enable the adoption of the core services ENHANCING SERVICES enhance customer experience SOFTWARE OERATIONS SERVICES STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT SERVICES Sample software Access oint (A) Service Metadata ublisher (SM) V Managed services V ublic Key Infrastructure (KI) Service Metadata Locator (SML) Testing services V Connectivity testing Conformance testing Supporting services Service desk Training & Deployment V Stakeholders follow-up Self-assessment tool Awareness raising & stakeholders follow-up V Community V management services Developers community Service Metadata Locator (SML) TECHNICAL SECIFICATIONS STANDARDS OF ESOs European rofiles V e-sens profile of OASIS AS4 e-sens profile of OASIS SM e-sens profile of OASIS BDXL Implementing Acts Implementing Guidelines CEN Standards CORE SERVICES facilitate cross-border/ cross-sector technical interoperability among heterogeneous information systems ETSI Standards AUDIENCE V Cross-border projects ublic sector entities Cross-border projects rivate sector entities Software vendors

12 e-sens AS4 conformant solutions More information on CEF Digital Conformant Solutions > DOMIBUS EESSI AS4.NET FLAME HOLODECK IBM LAURENTIUS MENDELSON RSSBus ADES INTEGRATION CLOUD Conformant Ongoing

13 CEF edelivery cost estimation tool Estimate your TCO (total cost of ownership) Assess and quantify benefits of edelivery Domain and vendor independent Compare alternative scenarios (with vs. without edelivery) Determine your expected implementation duration edelivery Cost estimation tool and guide

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