HOST COUNTRY
About KISA
In order to expand digital trust services and establish global competition as a leading digital agency through international standard activities, KISA is willing to build an amicable relationship with various global organizations all over the world by collaborating on digital cooperative projects including e-document exchanging service with multilateral countries.
HISTORY
In the era of digital deepening, 'data' is emerging as a key element for successful driving, and the use of 'electronic documents', the basic infrastructure, is emerging to activate large amounts of data.
Electronic documents are essential resources for data generation. Beyond the physical limitations of paper documents, they improve convenience and enable efficient resource utilization. In addition, the importance of electronic documents will continue to increase, as they create new values through data analysis and utilization based on trust services, ultimately changing the lives of people without paper.
MISSIONS
Expanding international standardization activities related to electronic documents and electronic transactions, and disseminating leading cases of digital transformation, aims to enhance the global status of electronic documents in Korea among both the public and industry.
Expansion of electronic document distribution services involves strengthening the role of electronic documents through the promotion of international standardization, including the introduction of a standard identification system (using OID*, etc.).
*OID: Object Identifier (OID): International standard entity identifier jointly developed by ITU and ISO/IEC
Establishment of domestic legal system integration and promotion of trust services based on the global electronic document and electronic transaction legal system (UNCITRAL Model Law, eIDAS, etc.)
MAIN ACTIVITIES
01. Managing
the Electronic Documents Act and System
▶ Researching and improving related laws and systems to promote
the use of electronic documents
02. Facilitating Electronic Document and Electronic Transaction Services
▶ Planning, discovering, and implementing new services such as electronic receipts, electronic invoices, and electronic test reports
03. Promoting International Cooperation and
Standardization of Electronic Documents and Transactions
▶ Participating in international conferences related to electronic
document laws (UNCITRAL, etc.), policies, systems, and standardization
▶ Strengthening international cooperation in digital
transformation among other countries
04. Operating an Accredited Electronic
Document System
▶ Operating an authorized system for electronic document creation,
distribution, and storage (designation, certification management, and system
improvement etc.)
- (Certified e-document
Center) Ensuring reliability and integrity through safe storage
- (Certified e-document Intermediary) Guaranteeing transmission and reception through secure electronic document distribution
- (Certified e-document Production) Ensuring the identity of electronic documents and original paper documents
05. Establishing New Business Opportunities
in Electronic Document Services
▶ Implementing new services in both
private and public sectors using electronic documents to enhance public
benefits
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2020Research on non-preferential rules of origin applied in the European Union, Japan and the United States (Research on non-preferential rules of origin of the European Union, Japan and the United States - Outline and comparative study on the product specific rules of origin applied to major product sectors).
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2019Research on the electronic processing of transaction by international trade in the South and Southwest Asia.
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2018Research on the certification and verification practices under the preferential rules of origin in the European Union.
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2017Research on the electronic processing of transaction by international trade in the Central and South Americas and the Caribbean.
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2016Research on the economic unions in the African region and its development of the electronic processing.