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How to Realise Digital Autonomy @ PublicSpaces Conference 2024
Panel - With Bert Hubert, Maaike Okano-Heijmans, Queeny Rajkowski, Wido Potters & Kim van Sparrentak
With Bert Hubert's presentation, we will have an idee of what digital autonomy
is and why it is important. In this session, we will zoom in further. How do we
realise digital autonomy? What is needed to achieve this? And what can your
organisation do to contribute?
Following Bert Hubert's presentation, together with a panel of experts, we will
delve deeper into the concept of digital autonomy. Or: Digital Open Strategic
Autonomy (DOSA), as digital autonomy is often referred to in both Dutch and
European policy circles.
In the Netherlands and in Europe, our fully networked, digital society is
increasingly dependent on large multinationals from America and Asia. If we are
serious about economic security and sovereignty in our digital infrastructure
and economy, we need to get to work now - so argues the recently published
report ‘Too late to act? Europe's quest for cloud sovereignty' by the
Clingendael Institute. How do we keep a grip on our technology?
Speakers:
https://conference.publicspaces.net/en/session/how-to-realise-digital-autonomy
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By Panel - With Bert Hubert, Maaike Okano-Heijmans, Queeny Rajkowski, Wido Potters & Kim van Sparrentak
With Bert Hubert's presentation, we will have an idee of what digital autonomy
is and why it is important. In this session, we will zoom in further. How do we
realise digital autonomy? What is needed to achieve this? And what can your
organisation do to contribute?
Following Bert Hubert's presentation, together with a panel of experts, we will
delve deeper into the concept of digital autonomy. Or: Digital Open Strategic
Autonomy (DOSA), as digital autonomy is often referred to in both Dutch and
European policy circles.
In the Netherlands and in Europe, our fully networked, digital society is
increasingly dependent on large multinationals from America and Asia. If we are
serious about economic security and sovereignty in our digital infrastructure
and economy, we need to get to work now - so argues the recently published
report ‘Too late to act? Europe's quest for cloud sovereignty' by the
Clingendael Institute. How do we keep a grip on our technology?
Speakers:
https://conference.publicspaces.net/en/session/how-to-realise-digital-autonomy