May 27 - Day 3 | World Congress on Information Technology 2010

Program

May 27 - Day 3

Morning sessions

Auditorium
- Security & Safety
  Implementation: Public Private Partnerships
- Mobility
  E-logistics
Forum
- eHealth
  Speed up implementation
- Creative Industries
  New Futures: Building on Creativity
Emerald Room
- Creative Industries
  Platforms for Transformation
- Energy
  Smart Business (Best practises on transforming business to lower energy consumption)
G102
- Mobility
  PPP (as a necessity), a coproduction between the Tracks eGovernment and Mobility
- eHealth
  Agenda for eHealth challenges
G103
- Water
  Can ICT speed up the realization of the MDGs?
- Water
  IT for water challenges Closing session
G104+G105
- eGovernment: Challenged
  Hey Gov, can you hear me?: Social media, opportunity or threat?
- eGovernment: Challenged
  Green me up, Scotty: Sustainability and IT
G106+G107
- eGovernment: Improved
  Why government CEO's waste money!: Time to explore the real value of IT
- eGovernment: Improved
  Government 2.0 - No Way?
E102
- eInclusion
  eSkills
- eInclusion
  What have we already accomplished? What ambitions are left?
E104+E105
- Energy
  Smart Society
- Security & Safety
  Implementation: technology and policy

Security & Safety

Implementation: technology and policy

E104+E105
11:15 - 12:45 hrs.

In the transformation process, the balance between the interests of society and those of the individual is often at stake. The need for information in order to be able to prevent incidents often affects privacy. A constant discussion has to keep us all alert to make sure that we all have a common understanding of what is permissible and what is not. The panel discussion in this session is a first step in creating a platform for the 'call to action', which should lead to a future balance between security and safety.

Opening

Chairman

Mr. Prof. Dr. Rob de Wijk

CEO The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies

In 2007 Dr. Rob de Wijk assumed the position of Director of the The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies.
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Keynote Speech

Breakthrough: How New Technology Is Transforming Data Privacy

Mr. H. Bryan Cunningham

Data Privacy and Security Lawyer Morgan & Cunningham LLC

Bryan Cunningham is a data privacy and information security expert, counseling clients, including Fortune 500 and multinational entities, as a principal in the Denver, Colorado law firm of Morgan & Cunningham, LLC.
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Column

How privacy is transforming technology and policy

Mr. Dr. Gus Hosein

Visiting Senior Fellow The London School of Economics and Political Science

Dr Gus Hosein is a Visiting Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Panel Discussion

Call for action

Mr. Dr. Gus Hosein

Visiting Senior Fellow The London School of Economics and Political Science

Dr Gus Hosein is a Visiting Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Mr. H. Bryan Cunningham

Data Privacy and Security Lawyer Morgan & Cunningham LLC

Bryan Cunningham is a data privacy and information security expert, counseling clients, including Fortune 500 and multinational entities, as a principal in the Denver, Colorado law firm of Morgan & Cunningham, LLC.
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Mr. Philippe Courtot

Chairman and CEO Qualys

Philippe Courtot is the chairman and CEO of Qualys, Inc. a leading provider of on demand IT security risk and compliance management solutions - delivered as a service.
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Mr. Drs. Christian van 't Hof

Senior Researcher Technology Assessment Rathenau Instituut

Christian van 't Hof is a senior researcher at the Rathenau Institute, the Dutch office of Technology Assessment.
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Closing

Mr. Dr. Tjark Tjin-A-Tsoi

CEO Netherlands Forensic Institute

Tjark Tjin-A-Tsoi is chief executive officer of the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI). The NFI is one of the leading forensic service providers in the world.The NFI conducts technical scientific analysis to help solve crimes.
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