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GS1 Standards Enter the Bank Sector

Synchronized application of electronic invoicing in Europe will have a significant effect on economy






 
Discussions about the state of electronic invoicing have begun at the GS1 in Europe Regional Forum, which is taking place in Budapest under the motto BUILDING TOMORROW TOGETHER. The synchronized application of e-Invoicing in different European countries may have a significant economic impact. Antonio Conte, EU Commission – DG Enterprise, Unit ICT for Competitiveness and Innovation presented e-Invoicing within the EU. It was discovered that there isn’t enough ICT standardization on European level and worldwide. The fragmented digital market, lack of interoperability, cyber crimes and others are among the main challenges businesses and institutions face.

Despite the remarkable progress in information technology in recent years, interoperability is still lagging behind with the development of appropriate tools and applications and remains a key obstacle to the seamless flow and exchange of data, information and services among the European administrations, business and citizens. GS1 is considered one of the organizations reliable for the development of unified global standards. Collaboration in standardization between all stakeholders seems to be the key element for moving forward in this area. As far as standardization in Europe is concerned, there are several regulatory mechanisms proposed – elements of the “Europe 2020” Programme, which covers seven areas and over 100 specific activities, including 31 proposals for legislative changes. 
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46 national GS1 organizations out of 108 GS1 organizations worldwide are members of the GS1 in Europe Council. The Bulgarian delegation is led by the Chairman of the GS1 Bulgaria Board and President of the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mr. Tsvetan Simeonov and includes Ms. Nadezhda Pancheva – member of the GS1 Bulgaria Board, Mr. Hristo Sodev – CEO of GS1 Bulgaria and Mr. Lubomir Gaidarov – GS1 Bulgaria expert. 
The direct business-to-customer relation (B2C) is once again among the main accents of the GS1 policy. Food traceability in store chains will be reviewed with the participation of representatives of leading brands - Ghislain Esquerre (Carrefour) and Jochen Rackebrandt  (Kraftfoods), and current information will be presented by ECR organization (Efficient Consumer Response).

19.10.2011

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