Program

May 25 - Day 1

Morning sessions

• Auditorium
  • Plenary
    Session 1

Afternoon sessions

• Auditorium
  • eGovernment: Challenged
    The Changing Society: Vision on how IT is changing society and government
  • Energy
    Sustainable World
• Forum
  • Security & Safety
    Challenge: a balance between security & safety
  • eHealth
    Patients in control
• Emerald Room
  • Creative Industries
    Content and Creativity: New Directions
  • Creative Industries
    Venturesome Economies
• G102
  • eHealth
    eHealth urgency: industry, professional and patient perspectives
  • Security & Safety
    Challenge: a societal, business and individual level
• G103
  • Sharing Space
    Geo-ICT and poverty reduction
  • Sharing Space
    Smart Cities
• G104+G105
  • eInclusion
    What about eInclusion worldwide?
  • eInclusion
    eInclusion: participation in society and economy of the next billion people?
• G106+G107
  • Energy
    The world we will be living in
  • eGovernment: Challenged
    Have a little faith in me: What part does trust play in the information society?
• E104+E105
  • Mobility
    Smart Mobility for smart Cities
  • Mobility
    A Business and Technology view on Mobility
• E106+E107
  • eGovernment: Improved
    Laying down tracks: a new decade with new infrastructural challenges
  • eGovernment: Improved
    Fair Expectations: What can and can't be expected of IT?


• eGovernment: Improved

  Fair Expectations: What can and can't be expected of IT?

  E106+E107
  16:15 - 17:45 hrs.

  The possibilities of IT in this fast changing world are tremendous. Citizens and businesses are affected by these possibilities day by day, in doing business and in private. And they demand also new ways of service delivery by government agencies. The tension between personal service and standardized procedures are affecting governments in their hearts. But what are the real expectations citizens and businesses have? What are the real promises of IT? In this session we will shed light on the real expectations of citizens and IT and promising ways governmental agencies can deal with that.

  Welcome Speech

  Chairman

  

  Mr. Charles Groenhuijsen

  Former USA Correspondent NOS News

  Mr. Charles Groenhuijsen is independent writer, producer, speaker and consultant.

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  Keynote Speech

  

  Mrs. drs. Ank Bijleveld-Schouten

  State Secretary Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations, The Netherlands

  On 22 February 2007 Ms Bijleveld-Schouten was appointed State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations in the fourth Balkenende government.

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  Keynote Speech

  Re-inventing government: what IT offers and what it does not

  

  Mr. Ben Page

  Chief Executive Ipsos-MORI

  Ben Page is Chief Executive of Ipsos MORI and sits on the Global Ipsos Management Council. He joined MORI in 1987 after graduating from Oxford University in 1986, and was one of the leaders of its first management buyout in 2000.

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  Keynote Speech

  What IT can and cannot do!

  

  Mr. Andy Mulholland

  Global Chief Technology Officer Capgemini

  Andy Mulholland joined Capgemini in 1996, bringing with him thirteen years of experience from previous senior IT roles across in all major industry sectors.

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  Commentary

  The agenda of the EU eGovernment policy

  

  Mrs. Mechthild Rohen

  Head of Unit ICT for Government and Public Services Directorate General for the Information Society and Media, European Commission

  Mechthild Rohen is Head of Unit for ICT for Government and Public Services in the Directorate General for the Information Society and Media in the European Commission.

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  Wrap-up

  

  Mr. Charles Groenhuijsen

  Former USA Correspondent NOS News

  Mr. Charles Groenhuijsen is independent writer, producer, speaker and consultant.

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Please note that the preliminary program can be subject to change.