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EUDI organisational adoption and public-sector change management with ID-wallet playgrounds

Mercredi 7 octobre · 11:40–13:00 · Salle A · Adoption publique-privée

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De l'inaction à l'action Comment faire bouger une organisation, y compris la vôtre ? Cette session porte sur le changement interne : ce qu'il faut pour passer du discours sur les portefeuilles d'identité à leur utilisation concrète. Nous partageons les bonnes pratiques et les approches des terrains d'expérimentation de portefeuilles d'identité UNFOLD Playground et ID-wallets.nl, ainsi que de DEMOSTAD(T).EU, le projet conceptuel conjoint de ville de démonstration de Dresde et Nimègue.

Intervenants
Anthony CarmoyTechnical Director, France IdentitéAnthony Carmoy is Technical Director of France Identité at France Titres (ANTS), part of the French Ministry of the Interior. He leads the design and deployment of trusted digital identity solutions in France and contributes to European digital identity initiatives, including the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet). A strong advocate for privacy, security, and user trust, Carmoy focuses on making digital identity services simple, inclusive, and interoperable across Europe
Wendy van den EeckhoutStrategisch Informatie Adviseur | ProductOwner DevOps & Digitale identiteit, City of NijmegenWendy van den Eeckhout is a strategic advisor for digital public services at the City of Nijmegen, where she leads innovation in digital identity and data-driven service delivery. She is a prominent advocate of ID-wallet adoption, helping translate European digital identity policy into practical services for citizens. Through pilots with Yivi and the European Digital Identity Wallet, she focuses on privacy, data minimization, user control, and improving access to public services through secure, trusted digital credentialsLinkedIn
Prof. Dr. Michael BreidungHead of IT Services, City of DresdenProf. Dr. Michael Breidung is Professor of e-Government at Technische Universität Dresden and Head of IT Services for the City of Dresden. With a background in business informatics and digital government, he has spent more than two decades leading large-scale public sector digitalization initiatives. His work focuses on e-government, information management, and modern public administration, helping municipalities leverage technology to deliver more efficient, secure, and citizen-centric services. He is also active in national forums shaping the future of digital government in Germany.
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