THE DATA-DRIVEN SOCIETY 11 th edition 19 th of March 2020 1931 Congrescentrum ’s-Hertogenbosch www.beyonddataevent.com Jack Mikkers Mayor, City of ‘s-Hertogenbosch Piret Hirv Health Technology Division Manager, Tallinn Science Park Tehnopol Arjan van den Born Academic Director Jheronimus Academy of Data Science (JADS) and Professor of Digital Entrepreneurship at Tilburg University ON STAGE: AND MANY MORE! Willem Koeman Challenge Lead Digital Connectivity, Amsterdam Economic Board Francien Dechesne Assistant Professor at eLaw Center for Law and Digital Technologies, Leiden University Toon Vanagt Chairman of the day & Managing Partner, Data.be Jurriaan Souer Product Strategist & co-founder, Shinto Labs 0 00010100101001010100101001010010101010100001010111101011011101100010 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 11110011110110110010100100101000100010000111111010010100101001100101
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THE DATA-DRIVEN SOCIETY
11th edition
19th of March 2020 1931 Congrescentrum ’s-Hertogenbosch
www.beyonddataevent.com
Jack MikkersMayor,
City of ‘s-Hertogenbosch
Piret HirvHealth Technology Division Manager,
Tallinn Science Park Tehnopol
Arjan van den BornAcademic Director Jheronimus Academy
of Data Science (JADS) and Professor of Digital Entrepreneurship
at Tilburg University
ON STAGE:
AND MANY MORE!
Target audience Prices
Cities, knowledge institutions € 199,- (excl VAT)
Start-up businesses and students € 199,- (excl VAT)
Private Sector businesses and consultancies € 599,- (excl VAT)
Students are eligible for a special rate, please contact Nicole Vonk: [email protected]
Willem KoemanChallenge Lead Digital Connectivity,
Amsterdam Economic Board
Francien Dechesne Assistant Professor at eLaw Center
for Law and Digital Technologies, Leiden University
During this 11th edition of Beyond Data, we discuss the internal organization around data. What do you encounter on the way to a data-driven organization? How to make a long-term data-strategy and how can this be translated to your own city? In addition, we will discuss societal issues in various cases with speakers from national and international institutions. Of course, we always keep in mind how to share data responsible, the ethics of data and compliancy.
During this annual event, more than 300 European City data experts come together!
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?> Keynote speeches from inspiring Open Data experts: learn
from the front running cities > Within 1 day you hear more than 15 cities talk about their
do’s and don’ts for Data Projects> Practical ideas to set up data projects that have a major impact
on your societal city challenges> New contacts by talking, eating and experiencing together
with more than 300 City professionals> Afterwards, you will receive a digital syllabus with all
presentations and additional articles to involve your colleagues in your ideas
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YOU WILL MEET> Representatives/Policymakers of Municipalities (departments
of Strategy, Economic Development, Smart City, Safety, Health, Mobility, Spatial Planning, ICT)
> Knowledge Institutions> Designers, Technologists> Software and ICT agencies> Start-Ups> Students
Everyone who is challenging the new world beyond data!
09:15 Opening by Chairman Toon Vanagt, Managing Partner Data.be & Chairman Open Knowledge Belgium
09:30 Welcome by Jack Mikkers, Mayor of ‘s-Hertogenbosch
09:45 INSPIRING KE YNOTE SPEECH: A responsible digital city requires vision (Tada and AMDEX)
> Technology and use of data have us more connected and intertwined than ever before. For success we are becoming interdependent upon each other
> Meanwhile a shift towards an ethical, trusted and democratic data economy is gaining momentum
> Exploiting these trends will present an opportunity to position ourselves at the forefront of data use and accelerate AI innovation. But how?
Willem Koeman, Challenge Lead Digital Connectivity, Amsterdam Economic Board
10:15 INSPIRING KE YNOTE SPEECH: The CDO Playbook: Framing the role of a Chief Data Officer - Exploring the CDO’s toughest challenges?
10:45 INSPIRING KE YNOTE SPEECH: Data governance beyond the technological change
> How representing and controlling society through data changes our institutions
> How data carry and affect value (biases and limitations)
> Holistic approaches to regulation and data governance (ethics, accountability, transparency)
> Responsible data practices (recommendations for local governments to constitute accountability, develop digital and ethical literacies and include citizens)
Francien Dechesne, Assistant Professor at eLaw Center for Law and Digital Technologies, Leiden University
13:45 INSPIRING KE YNOTE SPEECH: How to deliver the potential of the data driven digital solutions in health and wellbeing with collaboration of stakeholders
> How can we create value-adding services using the potential of data?> What is importance of the ecosystem and collaboration to create innovative services and solutions? The Estonian experience!> What are lessons learned?> What are some future trends?
Piret Hirv, Health Technology Division Manager, Tallinn Science Park Tehnopol
w w w. b eyo n d d at a eve nt .co m
OPEN YOUR MIND SESSIONS14:15 - 16:15
Choose the sessions that fits your interests.
BEYOND SECURITY AND OWNERSHIPChairman: Ben Kokkeler,Professor of Applied Science, Avans
BEYOND SOCIETY AND SUSTAINABILITYChairman: Toon Vanagt, Managing Partner Data.Be
BEYOND MOBILITY
Chairman: Theo Veltman, Innovation Rainmaker, City of Amsterdam
During this track, we give examples of data sharing in the public, semi-public, and private sector. We also look at the legal challenges. The chairman makes sure that we discuss these challenges in combination with the cases.
During this track, we start with the most important topics and future models for smart society. After that, we give some examples of cities dealing with these topics on local level.
Mobility is one of the biggest challenges of governments. During this track, we give you insightsin the possibilities with data and mobility by presenting innovative cases.
CASE 1 Smartcities: Legal challenges of a data driven governanceSofia Ranchorda,Professor of Law, University of Groningen
CASE 13 future models of the smart society outlined
CASE 1 Future of mobility in citiesLizann Tjon,Program Manager Smart Mobility, City of Amsterdam
CASE 2Privacy by design in practice - keep your data protected while utilizing cloud technologiesJurriaan Souer,Product Strategist & co-founder of Shintō Labs
CASE 2 A Pilot between the City of Zwolle and Kadaster: Using a digital twin to manage and simulate information about the physical environmentMagdalena Grus,Consultant for Product and Process Innovation, Kadaster
CASE 2Healthy Urban PlanningMichiel Oomen,Strategic Advisor Data and Innovation, City of EindhovenMieke van Schaik, Strategic advisor CIO office, City of Eindhoven
Time for coffee or tea!
CASE 3 Dataownership versus dataprocessing
CASE 3 Energy transition, Data-driven and human-driven Paul Suijkerbuijk,Open Data Expert, VNG Realisatie
CASE 3 Road Safety Model Rotterdam. Best Contribution NVC 2019 Roel van Rijthoven,Coordinator Traffic, City of Rotterdam Sjoerd Braaksma,Data Scientist, City of Rotterdam
16:15 INSPIRING KE YNOTE SPEECH: Using data to create healthy working & living environments Arjan van den Born, Academic Director Jheronimus Academy of Data Science (JADS) and Professor of Digital Entrepreneurship at Tilburg University
16:45 Closing Speech by Chairman Toon Vanagt
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For more details and the latest updates of the program and speakers, please visit w w w. b eyo n d d at a eve nt .co m
BECOMING A PARTNER OFTHE BEYOND DATA EVENT 2020?Our mission is to facilitate our partners in order to share their expertise, further develop their network and gain new business. A partnership has multiple opportunities: a plenary lecture, break-out sessions, VIP meetings and more.
The benefits of a strategic partnership:> Profile your organization or service to visitors through substantive contribution> Guaranteed contacts through matchmaking or an exclusive VIP meeting> You will be visible on several marketingcampaigns (brochure, emailings,social media, trade magazines)> The right target audience present on one place
Please contact Luc Giesen and he would be delighted to discuss the possibilities.
19th of March 2020 1931 Congrescentrum ’s-Hertogenbosch
www.beyonddataevent.com
Target audience Prices
Cities, knowledge institutions € 199,- (excl VAT)
Start-up businesses and students € 199,- (excl VAT)
Private Sector businesses and consultancies € 599,- (excl VAT)
Students are eligible for a special rate, please contact Nicole Vonk: [email protected]
PricesThis amount includes coffee, tea, lunch and drinks. You will also have access to a valuable digital reference document.
Unable to attend?If you are unable to attend, a colleague in the possession of your ticket will be able to replace you without additional costs. If you wish to cancel, you can only do this in writing up to one month before the event. In case of cancellation after that time, we will charge the full amount.
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