28
Oct
European Digital Watch
European Sovereign Cloud: navigating opportunities and challenges
15:00–17:00 CET
Live streaming
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The European Digital Tech Watch Final Conference marks the conclusion of our annual research cycle. The event brings together business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss data and insights on European industrial competitiveness and strategic resilience.
The conference serves a dual purpose: sharing the central conclusions of our research and defining key priorities for the upcoming year. The programme will feature keynote presentations and roundtable discussions focused on critical digital value chains, covering the entire spectrum from physical and cloud infrastructure to applied algorithms, with close attention to regulation, governance, resilience, and digital skills.
What to expect:
Presentation of key research findings across the European digital ecosystem
Strategic discussions linked to EU priorities
High-level exchanges on emerging policy and market trends to anticipate next year’s challenges
The full agenda, speaker line-up, and registration details will be published in the coming weeks.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
The official time of this event is the one shown above. Your browser converted it to the time zone set on your device.
The European Digital Tech Watch Final Conference marks the conclusion of our annual research cycle. The event brings together business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss data and insights on European industrial competitiveness and strategic resilience.
The conference serves a dual purpose: sharing the central conclusions of our research and defining key priorities for the upcoming year. The programme will feature keynote presentations and roundtable discussions focused on critical digital value chains, covering the entire spectrum from physical and cloud infrastructure to applied algorithms, with close attention to regulation, governance, resilience, and digital skills.
What to expect:
Presentation of key research findings across the European digital ecosystem
Strategic discussions linked to EU priorities
High-level exchanges on emerging policy and market trends to anticipate next year’s challenges
The full agenda, speaker line-up, and registration details will be published in the coming weeks.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
The official time of this event is the one shown above. Your browser converted it to the time zone set on your device.
The European Digital Tech Watch Final Conference marks the conclusion of our annual research cycle. The event brings together business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss data and insights on European industrial competitiveness and strategic resilience.
The conference serves a dual purpose: sharing the central conclusions of our research and defining key priorities for the upcoming year. The programme will feature keynote presentations and roundtable discussions focused on critical digital value chains, covering the entire spectrum from physical and cloud infrastructure to applied algorithms, with close attention to regulation, governance, resilience, and digital skills.
What to expect:
Presentation of key research findings across the European digital ecosystem
Strategic discussions linked to EU priorities
High-level exchanges on emerging policy and market trends to anticipate next year’s challenges
The full agenda, speaker line-up, and registration details will be published in the coming weeks.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
The official time of this event is the one shown above. Your browser converted it to the time zone set on your device.
The European Digital Tech Watch Final Conference marks the conclusion of our annual research cycle. The event brings together business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss data and insights on European industrial competitiveness and strategic resilience.
The conference serves a dual purpose: sharing the central conclusions of our research and defining key priorities for the upcoming year. The programme will feature keynote presentations and roundtable discussions focused on critical digital value chains, covering the entire spectrum from physical and cloud infrastructure to applied algorithms, with close attention to regulation, governance, resilience, and digital skills.
What to expect:
Presentation of key research findings across the European digital ecosystem
Strategic discussions linked to EU priorities
High-level exchanges on emerging policy and market trends to anticipate next year’s challenges
The full agenda, speaker line-up, and registration details will be published in the coming weeks.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.