Aviation law certificates digitally signed as qualified signatures
summary
Diehl Aviation implemented an on‑premise pipeline that generates form-based airworthiness certificates as qualified electronic signature (QES) PDFs, integrates with SAP to a local signature server using card readers and Bundesdruckerei signature cards, converts files to PDF/A‑2 with long‑term validation (LTV) and archives them. The system processes about 400,000 documents per year across ten sites, runs two SAP landscapes, passed the Luftfahrt‑Bundesamt audit without findings, and is rolling out in phases; main remaining issues are costs and user training.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47FORMS ARE AND REMAIN PART OF DIGITALIZATION
- 2:02PROVEN AND STANDARDIZED - PORTABLE DOCUMENT FORMAT
- 3:04RARELY DO IT PROJECTS START ON THE GREEN MEADOW
- 5:04AGENDA
- 5:19LOCATIONS IN 3 CONTINENTS, 8 COUNTRIES, 20 CITIES
- 6:26CIVIL PRODUCT RANGE
- 6:49MILITARY PRODUCT RANGE
- 7:11DIGRESSION AIR LAW
- 8:46WHERE DO WE COME FROM AND WHY QUALIFIED?
- 10:17CLOUD VS. ON-PREMISES
- 12:18SERVER / VM
- 12:39CARD READERS
- 12:59SIGNATURE CARD
- 13:56SOFTWARE
- 15:05SAP INTEGRATION
- 16:01DEMONSTRATION SAP PROCESS FLOW LAUPHEIM
- 17:19PROJECT DURATION
- 18:07CONCLUSION / LESSONS LEARNED
- 20:25OUTLOOK
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