DEICy 2021 Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity – Global Challenges and Opportunities of Digital Transformation

The event is aimed at a wide range of participants. In particular, we focus on business and industrial partners, academia, laboratories and research institutions, public administration, European and national institutions, non-governmental organizations that are interested in better understanding digital transformation in the areas of: economy, society, industry 4.0, production processes, consumption, labor market, public administration, health care, energy, security, agriculture. Those interested in participating in brokerage meetings can register on the online platform. All meetings during the “Digital Economy, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity” event will be held remotely via the platform: https://deicy2021.b2match.io/ The event will be accompanied by workshops “Digital Economy, Internet of things, Cybersecurity – science and practice”, during which scientists will present the results of research on digital transformation.  During the workshops, entrepreneurs will present practical technological, organizational and process solutions related to digital transformation towards Industry 4.0. If you are interested in a presentation, please contact Dr. Eng. Tomasz Krawczyk tj.krawczyk@uw.edu.pl or Joanna Kołodziejska j.kolodziejska@delab.uw.edu.pl Main topics of brokerage meetings and workshops: I. Digital transformation: Artificial intelligence for business: business models for artificial intelligence applications, business strategy for artificial intelligence solutions, the future of artificial intelligence in business, artificial intelligence for production and services, artificial intelligence algorithms and machine learning. Digital economy: e-business models, e-commerce, European Digital Future. Digital society: mobility, culture, social media, digital competences. Digital market: economic mechanisms, business models, digital platforms, big data and analytics. Digital work: changing labour market sectors, job change, robotisation, automation. Digital administration (central, local government): data creation, data-driven management, new policy-making models, management of social and technical infrastructure. Digital consumption: new models of consumption and marketing, consumer behavior. Digital manufacturing: industry 4.0, digital factory, digitalization of products and services, digital twin in manufacturing, new models of production management, industrial robotics, automation, digital supply chain, intelligent warehousing and logistics, digitalization and vertical and horizontal integration of value chains, product lifecycle management in industry 4.0, predictive maintenance, platformization. II. Internet of Things (IoT) Consumer IoT applications: personal IoT devices, home IoT devices, IoT technologies in clothing, remote monitoring devices, and many more. Energy IoT: smart grids, network management, integrated electric vehicle fleet control, heating control and management, battery power management, smart buildings and other technologies. Industrial Internet of Things: sensors, 3D printing, cyber-physical systems, digital twin, AR/VR, cloud computing, industrial robotics, cobots, AGV, 5G, AI and machine learning, industrial IoT and MES systems and many more. Health and IoT technologies: smart diagnostics, wearable devices for health tracking, patient management, availability of medical specialists in remote locations, and more. IoT Agriculture: precision farming, agricultural drones, smart greenhouses, other technologies. Automotive IoT industry: autonomous cars, devices consisting of HD cameras, thermal sensors, intelligent navigators, speed controller, rain sensors, wireless connectivity and proximity sensors, artificial intelligence, deep learning and other technologies. Dual-use technologies: sensors, munitions, vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, robots, biometric devices and other smart technologies. III. Cybersecurity Challenges related to the digital economy and cybersecurity: cybersecurity in industry 4.0, threats and enterprise cybersecurity, cybersecurity and COVID-19, national cybersecurity strategies for the digital economy, protection of digital business, cybersecurity in banking, cybersecurity in SMEs, cybersecurity policy of the European Union and NATO, cybersecurity and insurance. Digital cybersecurity tools: preventive software and technologies. Cybersecurity services: cybersecurity testing, cybersecurity assessment, cybersecurity training. Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity: A New Method for Detecting Attacks. Participation in the event is free of charge. Attendance at the brokerage event is limited to clients who register. Key information: Registration: July 5, 2021 – November 22, 2021 Booking appointments: July 5, 2021 – November 22, 2021 Brokerage meetings and workshops: November 24-25, 2021 Why is it worth participating? As a buyer, you will find European technology suppliers at brokerage events. As the Manager of market/sales – you will find new European customers. As a product developer, you will find business partners for innovative technology. As a scientist, you will find research and development partners and inspiration for new research in the field of digital transformation. How can you benefit from attending this event? Publish and present your products, services, projects, business needs to event attendees – you can even post a promotional video of your product. Organize new meetings and make new contacts.