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SUMMARY:Digital Decade
DESCRIPTION:Digital Decade presentation & Futurium discussion\nDon’t miss out on our upcoming community launch event on 17th November\, 13-14:30! \nFor more details on the agenda\, speakers and streaming links\, please visit the “Events” page or click on this link: Community Launch Event: Digital Decade presentation & Futurium discussion | Futurium (europa.eu) \nWe hope to see you there.
URL:https://ngi.eu/event/digital-decade/
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SUMMARY:NGI Talk with Sam Butler
DESCRIPTION:NGI Talk: “How is Digital Innovation Shaping the Post-Digital Era” by Sam Butler\nWhen: 14th of January at 13:00 CET\nWhere: Free REGISTER HERE!  \nAbout the event\nToday\, digital innovation is at the heart of every organization. You need to digitize internal operations to do things better\, faster\, and cheaper\, find new ways to engage users and bring new products and services to market. Changing market conditions mean that you’re planning around a moving target\, and with disruptive startups popping up all over\, competition is mounting. You need a faster path to transform your innovative new ideas into winning applications and that’s where digital innovation come in. \nOver the decades\, societies have progressed from steam power to the division of labour\, right through to the IT and electronic age. Now\, most are firmly cemented in the era of datafication\, hyper-connectivity\, and digital labour. \nThese changes have had a huge impact on the IT industry which is evolving rapidly with advances in digital technologies. For those in the industry\, this has created significant challenges\, coupled with great opportunities. \nJoin the next NGI Talk\, brought to you by the NGI community ambassador Sam Butler who will tell you why digital transformation is not only important but essential to your business and the world in general. \n\nAbout the speaker\nSam Butler\, is an all-around professional\, that makes a plan\, based on leverage points and lean design\, and finally\, writes\, designs\, codes\, and builds\, to bring ideas to life. He graduated with a degree in Politics and a certificate in Creative Writing from Princeton University. He worked with actor Mark Feuerstein (Royal Pains) to develop two impact-driven film projects\, edited sports media at Bleacher Report\, led a few experiments in fixing the internet\, researched the world’s best climate solutions and developed a framework for community climate mitigation\, managed an open data experiment with one of the largest trade finance institutions in the world\, led a collaboration between Mattereum and RoUm to create digital identities for original art pieces. He also does product design and various types of consulting.
URL:https://ngi.eu/event/ngi-talk-with-sam-butler/
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SUMMARY:NGI Forward and ELONTECH: Dialogues on Identity
DESCRIPTION:Drivers of the Digital Transition: data\, identity and cybersecurity\nIn joint cooperation with ELONTECH \nBy assembling the building blocks we want to achieve the ‘overtone’ which is creating an NGI attitude\, a way of looking at the digital transition in Europe that coherently makes the key topics – Trustworthy Information Flows\, Decentralized Power on the Internet\, Personal Data Control\, An Inclusive Internet\, Competitive European Ecosystems and Ethical Internet Technology\, Safer Online Environments and Sustainable and Climate-friendly Internet –  actionable for local (city)\, regional\, national and EU policy makers\, guiding for technology enablers and ‘comforting’ to a larger audience\, meaning we explain the fast developments in such a way as they remain close to everyday life\, especially given the economic situation in many countries due to lockdowns and the role of technology in trends in work and employment. \nWith Thibault VERBIEST (iour.org)\, Loretta ANANIA (EC)\, Alberto Crespo Garcia (ATOS)\, Petros Kavassalis (UAEGAN) and Mantalena Kaili (ELONTECH – moderator).
URL:https://ngi.eu/event/ngi-forward-and-elontech-dialogues-on-identity/
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SUMMARY:Europe's Digital Decade
DESCRIPTION:European Commission Study on the Impact of Open Source Software and Hardware\nOn 5 November the study team will for the first time reveal early results to the public. They will be joined by Frank Nagle of the Harvard Business School to contextualise the study results with his research. \n\nHow much does Open Source Software contribute to the European economy?\nWhat should European policymakers learn from successful and failed projects?\nWhat is the potential of Open Source Hardware and how can Europe gain an early foothold here?\nWhere have governments around the world succeeded with Open Source policies?\n\nThe event will feature keynote speakers from the European Commission’s DG CNECT and DG DIGIT as well as European Member States\, providing an early insight into new initiatives that will be announced soon. In addition\, they will be joined by a list of exciting speakers in panel discussions focusing on research\, SMEs and growth\, industry and the public sector. \nMore speakers and the full agenda will be announced soon. \n\n\n\n\n\nOpenForum Europe (OFE) is an independent think tank which explains the merits of openness in computing to policy makers and communities across Europe.
URL:https://ngi.eu/event/europes-digital-decade/
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SUMMARY:Digital Transformation World 2019
DESCRIPTION:Intelligent operations for a 5G world\nThe next decade will be one of opportunity for the telecoms industry – for those who can move fast enough.\nAs established industries race to digitize\, expectations and hype for new technologies such as 5G are sky high. \nSeizing the opportunity and remaining competitive in existing markets demands a revolution in the operating model – transforming time-to-market from years to days; simplifying and automating across the business; revolutionizing IT and embracing agile ways of working. \nDigital Transformation World 2019 will explore these opportunities and challenges and more across 5 dedicated programs:\n\n2025 Digital Operator: Capturing Value in the 5G Era\nCloud Native IT: Cutting the Complexity to Deliver Business Agility\nNetwork Transformation: Building and operating an agile and dynamic virtual network\nAI and Data Strategy: Making Intelligent Decisions\nDigital Customer Experience: Accelerating the Digital Customer
URL:https://ngi.eu/event/digital-transformation-world-2019/
LOCATION:Acropolis Convention Center\, 1 Esplanade John Fitzgerald Kennedy\, 06000 Nice\, France\, Nice\, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur\, 06000\, France
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Media & Content Hyper-personalisation
DESCRIPTION:Webinar: Media & Content Hyper-personalisation\nWednesday 14.11.2018\, 15:00 CET\nThe European society is based on diversity and only by giving a broad and flexible response\, with the assistance of the hyper-personalization paradigm\, will this diversity be a resource and not a restriction. \nThe global trend towards the extreme differentiation of offerings in products and services cannot be foreign to the sector\, from the recommendation of content to the integration of the final consumer in the design processes. Hyper-personalization through very precise targeting not only ensures the best potential impact but in parallel increases the added value of products and services. \nHyper-personalization technology will allow the gap between providers’ business needs and consumers’ desires to be closed\, allowing consumers to enjoy an increasing range of products whilst service providers battle against the fragmentation of retailing and media across multiple channels and platforms. Appropriate control should be given to consumers to empower them to tailor and tune how hyper-personalization works to meet their needs. \nOne of the key challenges will be to give back the control of personal data to the end users. These data are key for hyper-personalisation but should be under the control of the end user instead of being managed by each service provider with a global inconsistency. \nJoin with Pierre-Yves Danet\, Orange\, to learn more about Media & Content Hyper-personalisation. \nParticipation in the webinar is free of charge\, but requires registration by 14 November 2018\, 12:00 CET (150 attendees).\nPlease register at: https://media-content-hyper-personalisation.eventbrite.co.uk \nBy registering you accept that your user name and any chat questions or comments you share in the webinar are publicly visible to other participants and that the webinar\, including these personal data\, is recorded; the recording is publicly shared on the NGI.eu website and Social Media.\nRegistered participants will receive an access link in the confirmation email. \n\nPierre-Yves DANET graduated from a high French engineer school EFREI\, and joined Orange (France Telecom) in 1992\, taking responsibility of a research group on ISDN. He set up a lab on Home Automation and then moved to the application server research domain. In 2005\, at the creation of the NEM European Technology platform\, he represented Orange at the steering board\, and was appointed vice-chair in charge of Strategy since 2007. In 2010\, he received the Senior grade of SEE (Société de l’Electricité\, de l’Electronique et des Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication). Since 2013\, he is in charge of collaborative research – Europe at Orange Labs. He is also the vice-chair of the FIWARE Mundus committee\, which has the objective to evangelise FIWARE outside Europe. He also leads the ETNO Research & Innovation group and represents Orange at the AIOTI. He has been recently appointed as one of the French contact points for the Next Generation Internet initiative. \nMore information about the NGI Expert Group.
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SUMMARY:From IT Security to Digital Trust - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:From IT Security to Digital Trust – Trends and imperatives in a digital world\nPart 1: 45 mins + 15 mins Q&A\nOrganizations of all types and sizes are charging ahead with their digital transformation programs\, including IoT and Cloud. And GDPR compliance remains a priority beyond May 2018. How can CISOs and senior security professionals ensure that they keep the organization secure\, while enabling – or accelerating – digital transformation in a compliant manner? \nJoin Duncan Brown\, from IDC\, to learn more about: \n\nThreat Landscape 2018 and beyond – how can firms cope with constant attacks?\nGDPR: Did the meteor strike?\nAccelerating digital business through Digital trust\n\nOrganizations of all types and sizes are charging ahead with their digital transformation programs\, including IoT and Cloud. And GDPR compliance remains a priority beyond May 2018. How can CISOs and senior security professionals ensure that they keep the organization secure\, while enabling – or accelerating – digital transformation in a compliant manner? \n  \nParticipation in the webinar is free of charge\, but requires registration by 17 October 2018 (150 attendees).\nPlease register at: from-it-security-to-digital-trust.eventbrite.co.uk \nBy registering you accept that your user name and any chat questions or comments you share in the webinar are publicly visible to other participants and that the webinar\, including these personal data\, is recorded; the recording is publicly shared on the NGI.eu website and Social Media.\nRegistered participants will receive an access link in the confirmation email. \n\nDuncan Brown is associate vice president\, European Infrastructure and Security\, at IDC EMEA and leads IDC’s Enterprise Infrastructure and Security research programs in Europe. He specializes in providing strategic advice to his clients\, informing and validating their corporate\, product\, and marketing plans. Duncan oversees IDC’s research in Enterprise Infrastructure\, including datacentre\, storage\, server and cloud. Duncan is also an expert in analyzing the security market globally\, and his list of security-related clients includes enterprises\, central banks\, government organizations\, and security product suppliers and services providers. He established IDC’s market-leading coverage of the impact of GDPR\, and continues to oversee the European Privacy and Data Security research program. His analysis and opinions are widely sought by industry leaders and investors\, while his comments on industry trends and developments frequently appear in the leading business and trade publications.\nMore detail here. \n\nPart 2: 10 mins + 5 mins Q&A\nNGI Funding Opportunities – Upcoming Calls\nJorge Gasos\, NGI Unit\, DG CONNECT/E.3\, European Commission \nLearn more about coming ICT Calls: \n\nICT-24 NEXT GENERATION INTERNET – AN OPEN INTERNET INITIATIVE\nResearch and Innovation (R&I) Actions: 21.5 Million\nICT-31 EU-US COLLABORATION ON NGI\nResearch and Innovation (R&I) Action: 3.5 Million\nCascaded funding\n\nMore information: the EC calls related to the NGI Initiative.
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