Support
EuroDIG
When
registering for
EuroDIG2021
(here)
you will
recognise that
we have
introduced an
opportunity to
make a
donation to
EuroDIG. We did
so because our
budget decreased
significantly
over the last
two
years, and the
costs
we have
saved on
travel due
to Covid are
not covering the
loss.
Participation
at EuroDIG
remains free
of charge, but
you would help
us a lot by
making a
donation.
Small amounts
contributed by
many will
create a
big impact
towards a more
sustainable
budget.
Meet
the Focal
Point
Last
year, 5G
technology was
discussed with
a focus on its
governance and
access to it.
(more
information here)
This
year we are
looking at 5G
from a users’
perspective in
a #EuroDIg2021
workshop
taking place
on June 30
(see: https://eurodigwiki.org/wiki/WS_15_2021).
This workshop
aims to
explore
opportunities
and challenges
of 5G
deployments in
diverse
fields,
such as smart
cities,
public
institutions,
technology
sustainability,
platform
transparency,
consolidation,
privacy,
and human
rights.
The
WS15
Organising
Team is
looking
forward to an
interactive
discussion
between
experts and
stakeholders
from industry,
institutions
and
civil society,
seeking to
further the
debate on how
regulation and
technological
development
can create
communication
networks that
function in
the public
interest.
Pierpaolo
Marchese is
the Focal
Point for this
session, and
in
this role
chairing the
Org Team’s
work.
Pierpaolo is
an
independent
ICT Consultant
based in
Torino, Italy.
Recently, he
has been part
of
the ETSI Board
of Directors,
for TIM SpA ,
while
cooperating
with
industry and
academic
stakeholders
on standards
for future
networks.
Pierpaolo’s
interests
include 5G
mobile
technologies,
virtualisation, industry 4.0, Internet of Things, automotive and ICT,
Artificial
Intelligence,
and technology
dissemination
within SME.
We are
grateful for
Pierpaolo's
contribution
to bringing
the
EuroDIG2021
programme to
life. EuroDIG
will take
place as a
virtual event
from June 28
to 30, 2021.
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