Topics
- Shape the Digital Now - Adel Al-Saleh, CEO, Deutsche Telekom
- The Importance of Humans - Janina Kugel, CHRO, Siemens AG [1]
- When Machines Judge People - Ralph Müller-Eiselt, Bertelsmann Stiftung [2]
- Man and Machine: Who's Programming Who? - Ranga Yogeshwar, Author [3]
- Future of Remembering: Artificial Memory - Julia Shaw, Memory Hacker, UCL
- Blockchain Explained as a Game Metaphor - Jeroen Van Hoof, Partner, PwC
Exhibitors
- CarPay - Transform routine petrol filling with autopayment & e-engagement
- EasyGoing - Vending kiosk that does ads, printing and passer-by counting
- FlyLa - Outsource plane ticket sales to segment experts top image
- HoloFil - Hologram screen that engages 5 times better than flat screens
- NexxtOne - Insurers bid to cover a crowd (eg. all Mini drivers in a city)
- PreDesire - Product personalisation configurator eg. for colour, size
- Pixolus - Turn the smartphone camera into an industrial grade scanner
- TaijiElectronic - Cosmetic fingernail printer
- W3W - Intuitive global postal address system that uses 3 words only
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[1] Humans increasingly risk being abstracted into a number, a unit of cost or profit.
[2] A call center system may, based on how profitable you are, accept or drop your call.
[2] A call center system may, based on how profitable you are, accept or drop your call.
[3] By acting on search results, a person could be thought to have been 'programmed' by search algorithms. Ditto with programmatic ads, automated trading, algorithimic news feeds etc.
[4] Events of interest are listed regardless of whether they are happening in the indicated week.
[4] Events of interest are listed regardless of whether they are happening in the indicated week.