EXPP Summit 2012, en Berlín, el 24 y 25 de septiembre de 2012

Este año, el EXPP Summit, la cumbre anual de facturación electrónica organizada por Billentis (que en 2011 tuvo lugar en Barcelona) se celebrará en Berlín el 24 y 25 de septiembre de 2012.

En el web de expp-summit está disponible la agenda provisional en PDF. Está abierta la inscripción y la reserva de hotel (Hilton Berlin).

A grandes rasgos se resume la situación actual de la agenda a continuación:

View preliminary agenda as PDF Chairman’s opening address Market status Current trends Bruno Koch, Billentis, Switzerland E-Invoicing experience in an international company E-Invoice project and objectives at Roche Diagnostics Challenges in a large organization E-Invoicing – more than just sending electronic bills instead of paper Lessons learned Status, next milestones and international plans Christian Czaja, Head of Process Integration, EMEA, Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Germany From E-Invoicing to the full E-Procurement chain Political context and actions of the Commission to support the transition towards full E-Procurement in the EU Cooperation with standardisation bodies and results The open-source E-Procurement platform E-Procurement roll-out in the EU Institutions The challenges of pre-awarding Supporting European public administrations in adopting E-Procurement Angelo Tosetti, Head of Unit Information systems for Policy support, Grant Management and E-Procurement, DG for Informatics, European Commission, Belgium Standardizing E-Invoice infrastructure across some 500.000 companies in the nordics Community value proposition from a ERP region market leader Platform standardization of the community Applying a value chain approach to E-Invoicing within the invoicing and purchase-to-pay process Business benefits and opportunities Ulf Bjornvold, Product Management Executive, Visma Software International AS, Norway Eliminating paper from accounts payable – an exploration of Siemens’ journey towards 100% E-Invoicing adoption Implementing truly a global solution Over 20 countries live and paperless in four continents Experiences and lessons learned Karin Springer, Manager of Standardisation and Automation, Siemens, Germany E-Invoicing in public administration – German government’s approach European and national context Expected cost reductions and added values Pilot-project on E-Invoicing Objectives after the pilot Beate Lohmann, Director-General for administrative modernization and administrative organization, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Germany Chile as Latin American innovator for Electronic Invoicing Model defined by the Tax Administration (SII) in collaboration with representative private companies Wide spectrum of electronic tax documents (invoices, receipts, export documents, accounting reports, among others) Great impulse to electronic commerce in the country Useful tool for small business Marcela Lacoste, IT Business Office Head “Servicio de Impuestos Internos” (SII), Chile Breakout-Session – E-Invoicing in Russia - Presentation Overview of the current legislation in the sphere of electronic documents National peculiarities: we are different New possibilities for European companies Customer cases: pioneer companies using E-Invoicing Anna Grigorchuk, Partnership Coordinator, SKB Kontur, Russia- Roundtable discussion Anna Grigorchuk, Partnership Coordinator, SKB Kontur, Russia Maximilian Musselius, CEO, ECR, Russia Tapani Turunen, Development Director, Tieto, Finland Update on global trends and developments in the legislative framework (EU and beyond) Overview of current legislation in the field of E-Invoicing and E-Archiving in the EU Legislation in move: Directive 2010/45/EU and how the new rules are being implemented in each of the EU Member States The broader picture: global E-Invoicing developments Link to business controls & E-Auditing Christoph Zenner, Partner Indirect Taxes PwC, Leader PwC E-Invoicing & E-Archiving Network, BelgiumPanel discussion Legislation in move – the appropriate methods to ensure tax compliant E-Invoices With - Bo Harald, Chairman of the former EC Expert Group on E-Invoicing, Finland - Jan Wendenburg, Founding Board Member, Digital Trust and Compliance Europe, Germany - Pieter Breyne, Director, PwC, Belgium - and many others Why banks should revisit E-Invoicing Banks remain interested in E-Invoicing yet most fail to build a business case for it Taking the bigger picture seeing what E-Invoicing enables is key Banks can partner with E-Invoicing service providers to achieve this - but run the risk of being left behind if they don’t The way forward for banks Gareth Lodge, Senior Analyst, Celent, United Kingdom What Credit Managers expect of E-Invoicing A typical invoice despatch process today How E-Invoicing improves receivables E-Invoicing in SSC environment The business case Mark Harrison, Chief Executive, Czech Republic Institute of Credit Management, Czech Republic Electronic Invoicing at Pemex – Evolution and Increase of value proposition E-Invoicing as an essential enabler of centralized payments Increasing value throughout the use of electronic documents Integration with business partners, a win-win solution Evolution, transparency and environmental impact of electronic invoicing Carlos Martínez, Treasury Manager, Petroleos Mexicanos, Mexico International supplier activation program Kinnarps environment and solution requirements for E-Invoicing Re-designed process with E-Invoicing and resulting efficiency increase Supplier on-boarding with appropriate solutions for all kind of suppliers - PDF-hysteria Lessons lerned – do’s and dont’s Anna Roos, Project Manager, Kinnarps, Sweden User Forum: fiction and reality Innovators discuss about the early days of their E-Billing/E-Invoicing projects, past expectations, where they are today and where they intend to go in the near future. With - Liliana Rulevskaya, Process Manager, Deere & Company, Germany - Brian Thumwood, e-Billing Program Manager, DHL Express Europe, The Netherlands - and many others Keep it simple – 100% E-Invoicing is possible The real value comes from streamlined processes Improved integration with customers and suppliers Structured invoice information instead of PDFs Ritva Takalo, Vice President, Credit Agricole, Sweden Paperless invoicing – reducing environmental impact and saving costs There is no conflict between sustainable consumption and business growth Sending invoices electronically is more than just the paper we save Legal regulations regarding E-Invoicing in Poland Key factors of successful E-Invoicing project Sylwia Szlezak, Corporate Customer Service and Master Data Manager, Unilever, Poland Roundtable: Is there any downside in sending PDF invoices? Market preferences for structured electronic and PDF invoices in different countries and industry segments Advantages and disadvantages Which arguments does the market currently accept and which ones does it ignore; background? Shall the market be influenced in one or the other direction? If yes, which methods are appropriate to influence the market in a positive sense? Should solution providers react with changed offerings or mainly influence the market in a visionary sense? With - Steen Bøttzau Haunstrup, CEO, Sproom, Denmark - Mikkel Hippe Brun, Chief Strategy Officer Co-founder, Tradeshift, Denmark - Philipp Mohs, Director, Head of Finance International, Swiss International Air Lines Ltd., Switzerland - and many others Standards: barrier or enabler for E-Invoicing? The value of standards The cost of standards The options before us A parting vision Tim McGrath, Vice chair UN/CEFACT and OASIS UBL, Australia The role of E-Invoicing standards in France E-Invoicing formats authorized today on the French market by the tax laws : EDI and signed files GS1 standards for E-Invoicing : legal and business requirements Local actions to deploy E-Invoicing, especially towards SMEs (through signed PDF and Web-EDI) French market outlook : how E-Invoicing is deployed today (users, volumes). Alexandre Rieucau, Members Relations Manager, GS1 France, France Driving eBilling and ePayment in established companies with legacy systems How established companies (utilities/telecoms/insurance/credit) can migrate to eBilling and ePayment How far down the eBIlling route do you need to go? New customers are of the internet generation Faster revenue collection through ePayment and eBanking Managed and measurable transformation Consumer choice for traditional versus eBilling delivery Clifford Wetherall, Group Operations and Billing Director, Telecom Plus PLC – The Utility Warehouse, UK Chairman’s market outlook and closing remarks Bruno Koch, Billentis, Switzerland