Where are you going? Great good question. To which one can hardly really think you can give a single answer. One can argue, though. Trying to find trajectories, opportunities, risks and assumptions of present and future scenarios. Exactly what will be Thursday, December 10 Internet Evolved - The network leaves the network, the fifth annual conference held in Turin from Top-ix, a consortium created in 2002 to promote through the development of Internet productivity of the region and the North West.
The path chosen four different moments of encounter and reflection, which will occupy the entire day. We will start with "The Internet: new frontiers of network: analysis of a platform in constant mutation, which must respond the needs of a growing number of users and data and a plot more closely with business, economic, and industrial markets. Environment issues and sustainable development will be dedicated space "Green Web", in which it will assess the environmental impact of the technology sector, its ability to act as a lever for a green revolution of society and the uncertainties related to environmental Next Big Thing of digital networks, the "cloud computing", ie the transition to an ecosystem in which most of the data (including personal) will be stored and managed at a distance, rather than on hard drives of users' computers.
In the second part of the day you will face one of the major historical themes and prickly at the same time the digital revolution: the relationship with the institutions and the possibility (necessity?) E-government to update and enhance the effectiveness of public administration. Network title: "Government as a Platform". Finally, to the view that space is the background (and subtitle) to the full conference: the idea of \u200b\u200ban Internet that comes out of its original boundaries to engage in ever more radical everyday life and relationships of its people (through Facebook and social network) and to discover new markets and new ways to develop in size dei dispositivi portatili (pensiamo al successo dell’iPhone, dei Blackberry, della rampante piattaforma Android, degli smartphone più sofisticati). “MICROApps” sarà il titolo di quest’ultimo panel.
Alla conferenza parteciperanno relatori provenienti dalle più svariate realtà imprenditoriali (multinazionali dell’IT, telco, start up), dal mondo dell’università, della ricerca scientifica, dell’informazione e delle istituzioni.
Luca Castelli
www.lastampa.it
0 comments:
Post a Comment