Conference Digital economy: chances and challenges
17th - 18th March 2016
Hotel Corinthia, Praha
The Czech Telecommunication Office together with the non-profit organization ICANN are organizing a conference dated 17 – 18 March 2016 to promote the debate on digital economy development in the V4 region.
Programme
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First day |
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10:00 |
Conference opening |
| 10:05 | Keynote speech - Mischa Dohler, profesor King's College London |
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10:15 |
Panel: Innovation on the net National mobile network for IoT Sigfox/SimpleCell
IoT in the Czech Republic –Patrik Jalamudis, České radiokomunikace Innovation and Partnership - Gabriella Cseh, Facebook |
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11:20 |
Panel: Superfast broadband deployment Experience from Slovakia – Rastislav Janota, NASES Experience from Poland - Lidia Kozłowska, UKE Experience from Slovenia - Franc Dolenc, AKOS Conditions for NGA deployment in the Czech Republic - Michal Frankl, CETIN Fibre networks deployment in Czech republic - Štěpán Beneš, GRAPE SC |
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12:35 |
Lunch |
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13:35 |
Panel: Innovation on the net 2 Regulation – innovation support? - Len Cali, AT&T E-call implementation in the Czech Republic – Jan Urbánek, GŘ HZS Understanding IoT:Peeling back the layers, Marco Hogewoning, RIPE NCC |
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14:30 |
Panel: Cybersecurity and services security Cybersecurity in EU – Jaroslav Šmíd, NBÚ Security Expert Center - another dimension in IT security – Jiří Sedlák, O2 IT Services The multistakeholder approach – Yulia Morenets, TaC- Together against Cybercrime International E-comm services threats – Jan Kolouch, CESNET, Police academy Cybersecurity and the protection of personal data – Daniel Eszteri (Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom) |
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15:45 |
Coffee break |
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16:15 |
Panel: Innovation and internet governance From Internet Governance to Turris - Ondřej Filip, CZ.NIC Internet and its governance at a time of maturity and evolution: the IANA stewardship transition and the independent development of multi-stakeholder governance – J-J Sahel, ICANN RIRs : A regional approach in Internet Governance, Marco Hogewoning, RIPE NCC Future regulation - innovation and challenges? – Marius Catalin Marinescu, ANCOM |
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17:15 |
End of first conference day |
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18:30 |
Informal discussion |
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Second day |
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9:30 |
Panel: Regulation and national interest Digital single market, Pavel Telička, MEP EU roaming regulation and national interest, Dražen Lučič, HAKOM Experience with 4th operator, Vladimír Kešjar, RÚ |
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10:30 |
Coffee break |
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11:00 |
Panel: DVB-T2 transition Germany experience with DVB-T2 – Sascha Falahat, BNETZA Czech Television – Role and future of DTT – Pavel Hanuš (ČT) How DVB-T2 will influence media market – Marcel Procházka, České radiokomunikace Future of DTT: DVB-T2 and competition, Radim Pařízek, Digital Broadcasting 700 MHz – view of mobile industry – Daniel Gueorguiev, GSMA |
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12:15 |
End of conference |
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12:20 |
Lunch |
The main topic of the conference is innovation that can be brought by different ecosystems within the Internet of Things, let it be the a system of LoRa or Sigfox or implementation of e-call in the Czech Republic. Senior vice-president of AT&T, Len Cali, will compare EU and US regulatory approach.
An essential part of the digital economy development is also cyber security and safety of the services provided. The representative of the National Security Office will hold a presentation on the implementation of new rules for cyber security.
The conference will also focus on latest development in Internet Governance and definition of national interests in the harmonized regulatory environment of the EU. This topic will be addressed for example by the Vladimir Kešjar, Chair of Slovak regulator, Dražen Lučić, Chair of Croatian regulator or by Mr. Pavel Telička, member of the European Parliament. Futhermore, ICANN’s Vice President for Europe, Jean-Jacques Sahel, will provide an overview of where ICANN stands in its current process of releasing the IANA Function from the oversight of the US Government.
Within the panel discussion room will be dedicated also to the roll out of new networks suitable for high speed Internet access and to the comparison of different approaches how to lift barriers of commercial network roll out. Experience will be shared by the Lidia Kozłowska, Vice Chair of Polish regulator, Franc Dolenc, Chair of Slovenian regulator and representatives of CENTIN and GRAPE SC.
Furthermore, one part the conference will be devoted to broadcasting. It will focus on the role of Czech TV in the development of terrestrial platform and will also provide overview of the German regulator´s experience with the transition to DVB-T2.