border management & technologies summit asia 2020 · in the event of it being found necessary,...

BORDERMANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGIESSUMMIT ASIA 2020

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

Singapore25th–27th February 2020

SPEAKERS ■ Dato’ Sense Khairul Dzaimee Bin David, Director-General,

Immigration Department, Malaysia ■ Mohamed Ahmed Hussain, Controller General of

Immigration, Immigration Bureau, Maldives ■ Tony Smith, Chairman, International Border Management

and Technologies Association (IBMATA) ■ Gordon Wilson,President, WorldReach Software ■ David Ratcliffe, Regional Director, UK Visas and

Immigration, Asia ■ Chris Brown, Vice President, International Sales, Basis

Technology ■ Suresh M Khadakbhavi, General Manager Innovation Lab,

Bangalore International Airport, India

■ Dashitha Niroshana, Controller, Visa and Border, Department of Immigration and Emigration, Sri Lanka

■ Er German Robin, Deputy Supervisor, Port Operations Department, Bureau of Immigration, Philippines

■ Donato Colucci, Senior Regional International Border Management Specialist, International Organisation for Migration (IOM)

■ Younkyung Kim, Regional Manager, Airport, Passenger, Cargo and Security Asia-Pacific, International Air Transport Association (IATA)

■ Professor James Ferryman, Computer Science and a member of the Computational Vision Group, University of Reading, United Kingdom

The International Border Management and Technologies Summit is bought to you by International Border Management and Technologies Events Ltd (IBMATE) in association with the International Border Management and Technologies Association Ltd (IBMATA)

Organised by:

Border Management & Technologies Summit Asia 2020Singapore | 25th–27th February 2020

BOOKING FORM

EVENT SCHEDULE

PRICES

DELEGATE DETAILS

VENUE & ACCOMODATION PAYMENT DETAILS

* To register for the workshop you need to attend the 2-day conference and exhibition * Flights and accommodation are not included. A special room rate will be available.

Hotel Name: Concorde Hotel100 Orchard Road, Singapore, 238840+65 6733 8855singapore.concordehotelsresorts.com Please tick here if you would like us to contact you to book your accommodation

Bank transfer: Bank Name: Metro BankAccount No: 26233569Sort Code: 23-05-80IBAN: GB44MYMB23058026233569SWIFT: MYMBGB2L

Credit/Debit Card:Please indicate if you would like to pay by credit or debit card and we will send you a PayPal request for payment

DATE DESCRIPTION

Tuesday 25th February 2020 14.00 – 17.00 Pre Conference Workshop

Wednesday 26th February 2020 Day One of Conference and Exhibition

Thursday 27th February 2020 Day Two of Conference and Exhibition

Title/Rank: First Name: Surname:

Job Title: Company/organisation:

Tel: Email:

Address:

Date:

Please complete your details below.

Public Sector IBMATA Member

Standard Price

Two Day Conference and Exhibition

$600 $700

Half Day Workshop $0 $0

All of the Above $600 $700

TERMS AND CONDITIONS Payments

All bookings made prior to the conference must be paid in full to guarantee registration. Once payment has been received, an email confirma-tion and a receipted invoice will be sent. If pay-ment is not made at the time of booking, regis-tration will be provisional. Bookings received less than two weeks before the conference date can only be paid by credit card.

Early Bird RateIn order to qualify for any ‘early bird’ rates, book-ing must be received before the deadline date listed in the conference marketing material.

Substitutions & CancellationsDelegates may nominate an alternative person from their organisation to attend up to 24 hours prior to the start of the event, at no extra charge. Should substitution not be possible, cancellation charges apply as follows:

• 8 weeks or more prior to start of event: 10% of the delegate fee,

• 4 to 8 weeks prior to start of event: 50% of the delegate fee,

• 4 weeks or less prior to start of event: 100% of the delegate fee.

All substitutions and cancellations must be received in writing.

Access RequirementsDelegates should advise of any special access requirements at the time of registration.

Registration InformationRegistration information will be sent to regis-tered delegates by email at least seven days prior to the event. Any delegate not receiving the registration information should contact us by email to [email protected]

Alterations to ProgrammeIBMATE reserves the right to make alterations to the conference programme, venue and timings. In the unlikely event of the programme being cancelled by IBMATE, a full refund will be made. Liability will be limited to the amount of the fee paid by the delegate. In the event of it being found necessary, for whatever reason, that the conference is postponed or the dates changed, the organisers shall not be liable for any expenditure, damage or loss incurred by the delegate. If by re-arrangement or postponement the event can take place, the booking between the delegate and the organisers shall remain in force and will be subject to the cancellation schedule above.

SpeakersViews expressed by speakers are their own. IBMATE cannot accept liability for advice given, or views expressed, by any speaker at the confer-ence or in any material provided to delegates.

Photography & FilmingFor promotional purposes, there may be a professional photographer and video production taking place during the conference. Delegates who do not wish to be filmed or recorded should advise the organisers by email to [email protected] prior to the event.

Data ProtectionBy submitting registration details, delegates agree to allow IBMATE and companies asso-ciated with the conference to contact them regarding their services. Delegates who do not wish to receive such communications please email events [email protected]. The contact details of registered delegates will be placed on the attendee list which will be passed to spon-soring companies and to all attendees for them to see who is at the conference for the purpose of networking and meetings. Delegates who do not wish to be included on this list should advise at the time of booking.

Websites & LinksThe conference and associated IBMATA website may link to other websites and networking tools provided for the convenience of the users. The contents of these websites are maintained by their owners, for which IBMATA and IBMATE take no responsibility. Neither can responsibility be taken for contents of any website linking to this website.

InsuranceIt is the responsibility of the delegate to arrange appropriate insurance cover in connection with their attendance at the conference. IBMATE can-not be held liable for any loss, liability or damage to personal property.

If you have any questions about these Terms & Conditions, please contact [email protected]

Private Sector IBMATA Member

Standard Price

Two Day Conference and Exhibition

$1,200 $1,400

Half Day Workshop $200 $300

All of the Above $1,400 $1,700


Organised by:


EVENT PROGRAMME

25th FEBRUARY 2020

14.00 – 17.00

TECHNOLOGY AND THE SEAMLESS BORDER: WHERE ARE WE?

A pre-conference workshop to update members on the IBMATA vision for Seamless Borders at Land, Sea and Air.

This will include materials and feedback from IBMATA Istanbul, and subsequent discussions with Border Agencies and the World Travel and Tourism Council.

We will be reporting on current and emerging initiatives between Immigration and Border Agencies at international level to run technology driven projects at borders in North America, the UK, EU and Australia.

Spaces are limited and advanced registration essential.


Organised by:

Day One of Conference and Exhibition: 26th February 2020


EVENT PROGRAMME

FOCUS - SECURE FACILITATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY

08.30 REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING

09.00 CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS

Tony Smith, Chairman, International Border Management and Technologies Association (IBMATA)

09.10 SINGAPORE’S INTEGRATED CHECKPOINT SYSTEM ■ Managing controls at the Singapore borders ■ Latest developments that have been made the Immigration systems ■ Developing a secure and integrated delivery framework to facilitate legitimate travelers and goods.

Invited: Marvin Sim, Commissioner, Immigration and Checkpoint Authority, Singapore

09.40 SITA PRESENTATION

Senior Representative, SITA

10.10 ICAO ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN BORDER MANAGEMENT ■ Recent Technology and Security Developments in Digital Travel including the ePassport. ■ Emerging standards for the Digital Travel Credential

Invited: Rajeshkumar, ePassport Expert, Member ICAO NTWG Invited: Justin Ikura, Deputy Chair, ICAO NTWG

10.40 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

11.10 BIAL’S DIGI YATRA SEAMLESS PASSENGER JOURNEY AND SOME OF OUR OTHER DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVES

■ Use of technology to improve passenger flows at Indian airports. ■ What technology exists to enable travellers to enter and exit India? ■ How is technology driving change at the airport experience?

Suresh M Khadakbhavi, General Manager Innovation Lab, Bangalore International Airport, India

11.40 THE UK VISA OPERATION ■ The UK Biometric Visa System ■ Front End Services – What next for enrolment and registration? ■ Risk Assessing Visas ■ Improving Customer Service

David Ratcliffe, Regional Director, UK Visas and Immigration, Asia

12.10 CAN REMOTE TRUSTED IDENTITY AND DOCUMENT VERIFICATION (IDV) ACCELERATE DIGITAL IMMIGRATION TRANSFORMATION?

■ Learn how IDV can be applied to: ETA and eVisa processing, risk assessment and segmentation of travellers for improved security and facilitation

Gordon Wilson, President, WorldReach Software

12.40 NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK

13.40 TRAVEL FACILITATION AND ONE ID ■ IATA’s priorities for Seamless Border and Passenger Processing ■ Seamless Border: IATA’s efforts in API/PNR implementation, visa facilitation, Automated Border Control (ABC), etc. ■ Passenger Processing: Introduction of One ID and latest trends/updates.

Younkyung Kim, Regional Manager, Airport, Passenger, Cargo and Security Asia-Pacific, International Air Transport Association (IATA)

14.10 THE SEAMLESS TRAVELER JOURNEY: WORLD TRAVEL AND TOURISM COUNCIL (WTTC)

■ Latest developments in the WTTC “seamless traveller journey” initiative. ■ Updates on working group discussions in the course of 2019, including IBMATA workshops and meetings with Border Agencies.

Invited: Helena Bonini, World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)

14.40 PROTECT: AN EU R&D PROJECT ON BIOMETRICS ON-THE-MOVE FOR BORDER SECURITY: OUTCOMES, LESSONS LEARNT AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Professor James Ferryman, Computer Science and a member of the Computational Vision Group, University of Reading, United Kingdom


MEETING THE CUSTOMS CHALLENGE

A high level strategic discussion chaired by Lars Karlsson, Chairman of the IBMATA Advisory Board, on ther future of Customd management in the Middle East and Asia

15.40 KEYNOTE SPEECH: MANAGING SINGAPORE CUSTOMS

Meeting the Customs Challenge in SingaporeInvited: Ho Chee Pong, Director General, Singapore Customs

16.10 KEYNOTE SPEECH: TRANSFORMING SAUDI CUSTOMS

Managing Customs transformation in a changing world.Invited: His Excellency Ahmed Al Hakbani, Director-General, Saudi Customs

16.40 OVERVIEW OF AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS & BORDER SECURITY ■ Overview of the Australian Border Force ■ Developments made to the Australian border ■ Managing the maritime domain ■ Next steps

Invited: Rachel Houghton, Assistant Commissioner, Border Force Capability Division, Australian Border Force

17.10 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS



Organised by:

Day Two of Conference and Exhibition: 27th February 2020


EVENT PROGRAMME

FOCUS - BORDER CONTROL

08.30 REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING

09.00 CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS


REGIONAL BORDERS – INTELLIGENCE, CAPABILITIES AND CAPACITY

09.10 BORDER AND IMMIGRATION CHALLENGES – MALAYSIA PERSPECTIVE

■ Overview of the Malaysian Border ■ Current immigration systems and developments planned ■ Biometrics used at the borders ■ Lessons learnt and what is next?

Dato’ Sense Khairul Dzaimee Bin David, Director-General, Immigration Department, Malaysia

09.40 SITA PRESENTATION

Senior Representative, SITA


10.40 MANAGING THE BORDERS – THAILAND PERSPECTIVE ■ Current border security challenges in Thailand ■ Managing land and maritime borders ■ Inter-agency coordination to manage the borders ■ Regional cooperation to counter cross-border crimes

Invited: Police Lieutenant General Sompong Chingduang, Commissioner, Immigration Bureau, Thailand

11.10 BASIS TECHNOLOGY PRESENTATION

Chris Brown, Vice President, International Sales, Basis Technology

11.40 PHILIPPINE BORDER SECURITY DEVELOPMENTS ■ Developments made to Philippine border security ■ Port Security ■ Securing the Philippine maritime domain ■ Challenges of managing many islands

Er German Robin, Deputy Supervisor, Port Operations Department, Bureau of Immigration, Philippines

12.10 MALDIVES IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES ■ Current systems in place at Male International Airport ■ Managing vast numbers of foreign nationals arriving in the Maldives ■ Biometrics used ■ What is needed for the future?

Mohamed Ahmed Hussain, Controller General of Immigration, Immigration Bureau, Maldives

12.40 NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK

13.40 ENHANCED ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM (ETA) FOR ADVANCED AUTHORIZATION FOR EASY PASSENGER CLEARANCE

■ Current ETA systems in Sri Lanka ■ Biometric collection for all Sri Lankan nations ■ Developments over the next few years

Dashitha Niroshana, Controller, Visa and Border, Department of Immigration and Emigration, Sri Lanka

MANAGING CROSS-BORDER CRIMES ACROSS ASIA

14.10 REGIONAL CROSS-BORDER CRIMES ■ Overview of the work the Bali Process is doing in Asia ■ Cross-border crimes faced across the region ■ International cooperation

Invited: Michael Odgers, Co-Manager, Regional Support Office, The Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime

14.40 TACKLING INTERNATIONAL ORGANISED CRIME

How do countries in the region make best use of the Interpol databases to combat international organised crime groups and prevent illegal movements?Invited: Senior Representative, Interpol


15.40 CROSS-BORDER CRIMES ACROSS ASIA ■ UN operations in the region to combat cross-border crimes ■ Regional agency cooperation on tackling cross-border crimes ■ Tracking the movement of potential terrorists

Invited: Gerson Bergeth, National Programme Officer on Law Enforcement, United Nations Office of Drugs and Crimes (UNODC)

16.10 MANAGING MIGRATION ACROSS SOUTH-EAST ASIA ■ Current work the IOM is doing in the region ■ Challenges faced in the region ■ Cooperation with regional governments

Donato Colucci, Senior Regional International Border Management Specialist, International Organisation for Migration (IOM)

16.40 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS



Organised by:


CONFERENCE SPONSORS

SITA has been responding to the challenges of border control for over 20 years. Through our complete set of capabilities, our solutions help governmental agencies across the world to modernize and futureproof their borders ensuring they keep their country and their citizens safe.

By implementing our solutions you will be able to identify high-risk travelers, whether known or unknown, wishing to enter your country. Having this information delivered in real time will help your governmental agencies to share information and stop these high-risk travelers from even boarding a plane. This will free up your resources to help facilitate the faster clearance of the low risk majority.

We will provide you with the solution to have the right information at the right time in the right place.

WorldReach Software helps ensure traveller safety, security and facilitation globally through its systems for immigration, passport, border management and consular organizations. We supply passport/ePassport and eVisa/Electronic Travel Authorization issuance software worldwide. We also provide an innovative travel application and trademarked identity and document verification process, Know Your Traveller™ (KYT). WorldReach staff are intimately familiar with the international technical standards for secure travel documents, based around ICAO Document 9303 and our staff are active participants in standards setting bodies for seamless borders, identity verification, identity documents and biometrics.

Basis Technology helps organizations improve the accuracy of search, text mining, link analysis, fuzzy name matching and other applications through advanced linguistics. As a trusted partner with government agencies since 2002, our work ensures that terrorists are stopped, waste is reduced, technology works better, criminals are revealed, and information becomes accessible and more useful.


Organised by:


MEDIA PARTNERS

border management & technologies summit asia 2020 · in the event of it being found necessary,...

Documents