Program

May 26 - Day 2

Morning sessions

• Auditorium
  • Plenary
    Session 2
  • eInclusion
    e for Inclusion
• Forum
  • Mobility
    Smart Traffic: How we get from point A today to point B tomorrow
• Emerald Room
  • Energy
    Smart Grids
• G102
  • Creative Industries
    New experiences: Exploring the City & Transforming the Travel Industry
• G103
  • Water
    Water Management Systems and Tools - improving Water Stewardship to reduce your Water Footprint
• G104+G105
  • eGovernment: Challenged
    Flexible IT in a Fluid World: Rigid systems in changing environments
• G106+G107
  • Finance Special
    The Challenge of Change in Finance
• E102
  • Security & Safety
    Solutions: now and in the future
• E104+E105
  • eGovernment: Improved
    Making eGovernment Work: leading examples in egovernment practice
• E106+E107
  • eHealth
    Cross border cooperation
• E103
  • Sharing Space
    Power of Open Standards

Afternoon sessions

• Auditorium
  • Creative Industries
    Designing for Change
  • Plenary
    Session 3
• Forum
  • Energy
    Smart but how?
• Emerald Room
  • Mobility
    Mobility and the New Way of Working
• G102
  • eInclusion
    ICT for economic opportunity and social participation
  • Energy
    Workshop: Access to sustainable energy and ICT for the base of the pyramid
• G103
  • Water
    Water usage in other sectors & Smart control of our Natural Resources
  • Energy
    Workshop: The Dutch Approach for ICT and Energy Efficiency: From Mindshifts via Methods to Measures
• G104+G105
  • eGovernment: Challenged
    Break Down the Wall: Open Government
• G106+G107
  • Finance Special
    Today's examples of compelling innovations
  • Finance Special
    The future of Finance: Finance 2020
• E102
  • Security & Safety
    Solutions: individual, business and society
• E104+E105
  • eGovernment: Improved
    The Tower of Babel: the urgency of semantic interoperability
• E106+E107
  • eHealth
    Groundbreaking international experiences
• E103
  • Sharing Space
    Smart Data

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