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THE FORUM PARTNERS The General Partner of the Forum The information partners REPORT ON THE 21ST INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED FORUM ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INFORMATION AND BANK TECHNOLOGIES «TIBO-2014» April 21-25, 2014 Minsk CONTENTS The members of the Forum Organizing Committee 4 The welcoming address by A.G. Lukashenko, President of the Republic of Belarus 5 The welcoming address by M.V. Myasnikovich, Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus 6 The welcoming address by N.A. Nikiforov, Minister of Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation 8 TIBO is your information future! 9 April 21, 2014 The official opening ceremony of the TIBO-2014 forum 11 April 22, 2014 The official opening of the TIBO-2014 exhibition 16 The Belarusian Congress on the Information Society Technologies: Theoretical and practical workshop: “The national telecommunications infrastructure” 19 Theoretical and practical workshop: “Distribution of the TV broadcasting infrastructure” 21 Panel discussion: “New services of Belpost RUP” 22 Theoretical and practical workshop: “Internet-marketing and developing export potential of the Belarusian economy by applying the Internet-technologies” 23 Panel discussion: “Efficient intellectual property (IP) rights management and IP protection in the information society” 24 Workshops and presentations by the exhibitors: A workshop by the IBA Training Center: “Practical experience of building corporate networks: how to avoid loops” 25 A workshop by B.G.M.: “High performance computing (HPC) systems: SGI UV and SGI ICE X” 25 A workshop by Velcom IP: “The Autopay customer flow management” 26 A workshop by HP and Artronas ODO: “A revolutionary office printing technology from The Guinness Book of World Records: HP OfficeJet Pro X and OfficeJet Enterprise” 27 April 23, 2014 The official chronicle 28 The Belarusian Congress on the Information Society Technologies: Panel discussion: “Digital economy: e-Business technologies” 29 Theoretical and practical conference: “e-Culture” 29 Panel discussion: “How the National Digital Library of Belarus should look like” 31 Theoretical and practical conference: “The State policy in the field of ICT.” E-Government and e-Government services”: Panel discussion: “Government e-Services: status and development perspectives.” 33 Panel discussion: “Electronic document management systems” 34 Panel discussion: “Status and development priorities of the line ministries’ informatization” 35 Presentation of the analytical report: “Efficiency analysis of ICT application for social and economic development of the Republic of Belarus” (based on the results of the TIBO-2013 Jubilee Forum) 36 Workshops and presentations by the exhibitors: A workshop by Edrana Baltic: “Human capital management: Alga HR as a modern IT system” 36 A workshop by Technorama OOO: “Radio communication systems and standards. Present and future” 37 2 April 21-25, 2014 A workshop by Chibis ChP: “Tibic NUC are new generation computers” 37 A workshop by Support.by: “Private cloud and the B2B-portal are efficient business tools provided by Support.BY” 38 A press conference by Alkotel Electronic Systems ZAO dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the teXet brand name and the 1st anniversary of the teXet trademark presence in the Republic of Belarus 38 Press conference: “New technologies and the Epson integrated solutions for business” (organized as a sightseeing tour across the exhibition stand of PrintLux OOO) 40 The Belarusian-Kazakhstani Business Forum on the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) 41 April 24, 2014 The official chronicle 44 The Belarusian Congress on Information Society Technologies: The panel discussion: “Information technologies in education” 45 Theoretical and practical workshop: “The HORIZON 2020 EU framework program for science and innovations” 46 Theoretical and practical workshop: “The practice of applying ICT to improve the efficiency and competitiveness of the real sector of economy” 47 Workshops and presentations by the exhibitors: A workshop by BelCrystalService OOO: “Manage your shop cleverly” 48 A workshop by ITprojectStroy ChP: “Innovations in video surveillance systems” 48 Distribution of the TIBO-2014 internet prize competition awards 51 April 25, 2014 The Belarusian Congress on the Information Society Technologies: The 8th theoretical and practical conference: “Geo-information and navigation systems and technologies” 57 Theoretical and practical workshop: “Municipal geo-information systems” 58 Тhe final session of the “Belarus Startup 2014” national competition of innovative IT projects 59 Interviewing the participants of the Forum 62 Introducing the exhibitors 66 Facts and figures of the TIBO-2014 forum 81 April 21-25, 2014 3 THE MEMBERS OF THE FORUM ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Mr. Sergei POPKOV Minister of Communications and Informatization of the Republic of Belarus (Chairperson of the Organizing Committee) Mr. Dmitri SHEDKO First Deputy Minister of Communications and Informatization of the Republic of Belarus (Deputy Chairperson of the Organizing Committee) Mr. Grigory BONDAREV Director of Technics & Communications JSC (Deputy Chairperson of the Organizing Committee) Mr. Sergei ENIN Executive Director, Information Society Republican Public Association (Executive Secretary) Mr. Vladimir BASKO CEO of the Infopark Scientific Technological Association Mr. Alexander Assistant General Director for the Information Systems of the BELAZ Managing BOTVINNIK Company of the BELAZ-HOLDING Open Joint Stock Company, Chairperson of the Council of IT Managers of Industrial Enterprises at the Infopark Scientific Technological Association Mr. Leonid DEMIDOV First Deputy Chairperson of the State Committee on Science and Technologies of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Vyacheslav Deputy Minister of Trade of the Republic of Belarus DRAGOON Mr. Sergei DUBKOV Deputy Chairperson of the Board of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Alexander ZHUK First Deputy Minister of Education of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Alexander First Deputy Head of the General Ideological Directorate, Head of the Department ILYASEVICH on Coordination of the Ideological Work of the Main Ideological Directorate of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Sergei KAPARIKHA Deputy Head of the Operative Analytical Center under the President of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Igor KARPENKO Deputy Chairperson of the Minsk City Executive Committee Mr. Sergey KILIN Academic Secretary of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Mr. Alexander Deputy Director of the High Tech Park Administration State Institution MARTINKEVICH Mr. Vladimir Deputy Minister of Information of the Republic of Belarus MATUSEVICH Mr. Anatoliy Principal of the Management Academy under the President of the Republic of Belarus MOROZEVICH Mr. Yuri MOSIENKO Director of AGAT — Control Systems — Managing Company of Geo-information Control Systems Holding OJSC Mr. Andrei NAREIKO Chairperson of the Board of the Belinfocom Association Mr. Vladimir Executive Director of the Cash Registers, Computer Systems and Retail Technology POPLAVSKIY Equipment Association Mr. Evgeny ROGACHEV First Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Gennady Deputy Minister of Industry of the Republic of Belarus SVIDERSKIY Mr. Pavel TKACH Chief Advisor at the Department of Transport, Communications and Informatization of the Apparatus of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus Mr. Vasili CHERNIK Deputy Minister of Culture of the Republic of Belarus 4 April 21-25, 2014 The welcoming address by President of the Republic of Belarus To the participants of the 21st International Specialized Forum on Telecommunications, Information and Bank Technologies “TIBO- 2014”, and the 18th International Specialized Exhibition “Mass Media in Belarus” Dear Friends, Hereby I greet the guests and participants of the TIBO-2014 forum and the Mass Media in Belarus exhibition. Information technologies have totally changed the shape of the today’s world by opening unprecedented opportunities to the humankind within the last few decades. No wonder the current stage of development of the civilization is called an “information society.” Belarus has set an ambitious goal to become an Eastern European leader in developing the “digital economy.” I am sure that the core of our success will be the achievements of the talented Belarusian scientists, engineers, programmers, and entrepreneurs who are introduced at the TIBO-2014 exhibition. It is symbolic that the TIBO-2014 forum and the Mass Media in Belarus exhibition are held together. Traditional Mass Media are unthinkable without the Internet today. It is obvious that active promotion of innovative technologies into the local Mass Media environment is the basement for the Mass Media to succeed. I am wishing all the participants and visitors of these events to achieve their goals faster, and to work fruitfully to the benefit of the Belarusian people. Alexander LUKASHENKO April 21-25, 2014 5 The welcoming address by Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus To the participants and visitors of the Information Society Technologies Congress, the TIBO-2014 and Mass Media in Belarus international exhibitions Dear participants and visitors of the Information Society Technologies Congress, the TIBO-2014 and Mass Media in Belarus international exhibitions, The innovation development path and the formation of the information society are the national priorities of the Republic of Belarus. Information technologies have
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