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Об авторе
Аркадий Соломонович Кремер – председатель Исполнительного комитета общественно-государственного объединения «Ассоциация документальной электросвязи» (АДЭ). Заведует базовой кафедрой АДЭ «Технологии электронного обмена данными» в Московском техническом университете связи и информатики. Кандидат технических наук, доцент. Член Совета директоров Европейской ассоциации электронных сообщений (EEMA). Заместитель председателя исследовательской комиссии МСЭ-Т по информационной безопасности.
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