The last year has seen some dramatic industry developments and innovations; however, there are many issues that have still not been resolved. Now in its 7th year, this annual conference will address these and many other issues. Organised by EEMA and hosted by BFH, this conference acts as a neutral forum where industry, business and administrations can address specific areas of importance in the digital identity arena. It also facilitates the exchange of ideas amongst delegates who want to learn and build upon their knowledge in a relaxed, constructive environment.The conference will explore how the interoperability of European electronic identity (eID) and its infrastructure based on digital signatures is evolving in practise and the implications for governments, businesses and the citizen today. It will focus on key subject areas; you will also gain valuable feedback and alternative opinions and solutions from your industry peers.At the conference Trust in Digital Life Consortium introduces the Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRA) for Trustworthy ICT. It addresses central challenges towards managing and utilizing trust in digital life towards a vibrant future economy that protects privacy and other basic related human rights of citizens in society. The relevant timeframe is horizon 2020 of the European Union.