The new production model: ICT, grow and innovation

The new production model: ICT, growth and innovation Under this title, and APD AMETIC XV announces the ICT Sector Meeting to be held on 12 and 13 June in Madrid.

The Melia Castilla in Madrid will host the 12th and 13th of June the ICT Sector Meeting XV this year under the theme "The new production model: ICT, growth and innovation" and organized by AMETIC and APD intended to reflect the importance of the ICT sector to boost the Spanish economy, "adding value that occurs with the adoption of these technologies is key to the development of innovation and growth for both companies and the welfare

To do this, the event will bring together renowned speakers who will explain what they represent ICT in the context of this new production model.

The meeting will present Jos Manuel de Riva, president of AMETIC, and Enrique Sanchez de Leon, CEO of APD, will be opened by Tena Engracia Hidalgo, Secretary of State for Employment, Ministry of Employment and Social Security.

The meeting, which has Red.es institutional collaboration, is sponsored by Abertis Telecom, Accenture, Altran, Arsys, CGI, Deloitte, Ericsson, Everis, Hispasat, Nec, Ono, Orange, Pentheus, PWC, Qualcomm, Telef nica,

XV Meeting Agenda ICT Sector June 12

"The key role of ICT in the Digital Economy" (tomorrow).

"Infrastructure for next generation network society" (afternoon).

Lunch conversation with Bernardo Lorenzo, president CMT (Market Commission of Telecommunications).

Subject: "A regulation driving the Digital Society".

June 13

"Universal Scanning: New Frontier for Innovation" (tomorrow).

"Content and ICT: a winning combination" (afternoon).

Lunch conversation with Victor Calvo-Sotelo, Secretary of State for Telecommunications and the Information Society, Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism.

Topic: "Review and perspective of the TC and SI".

Download the program.

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