How can we take control of data – and build a smarter, more cost-efficient society?
How can we design and implement a smart, connected society that is resilient, efficient, and future-ready – based on EU standards and open technologies like FIWARE?
How can municipalities and system providers regain control over data, architecture, and costs?
Join us for an inspiring deep dive into how we can build and scale a smart, connected society ready to meet the challenges of today – and tomorrow. Together, we’ll explore real-world strategies, cutting-edge innovations, and collaborative approaches that turn bold ideas into lasting impact.
DigIT Hub, Innotech TaskForce, IFE, OiL FIWARE iHub and partners invite you to an event focused on practical answers to these questions — with real-world examples from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden.
We will explore topics such as:
- Open source, APIs, and standardized architecture based on FIWARE
- Structuring, securing, sharing and monetizing data
- Legal and financial frameworks for managing city environments, water, energy, and mobility
- The role of AI and Digital Twins in connected systems
- Sensors, communication, access control, system security, and data management
Agenda (more to come!):
- The Norwegian perspective on smart society and Data Sovereignty - Petter Kvalvik, IFE
- Built on failure - driven by hate - Morten Koed Rasmussen, Gate21
- How can regions support local municipalities and work together? - Anna Gillquist, Region Skåne
- Presentation of The InnoTech project and DigitHub
- Cyber security across borders, examples from Värmland and Norway - Ingrid Ivars, Compare
- Views on Smart City from academia - Prof. Paul Davidsson, Malmö University
- Smart City examples from the Nordics (Eskilstuna, Karlstad, Veberöd, Halden, Kuopio, Århus)
- How do you implement smart city solutions – the full value chain
- Companies like OpenPoint, Sensative and Cleura will show examples of Smart Society based on standards
Who should attend?
This event is for city and society planners, municipal decision-makers, smart city system providers, consultants, and others working to enable smarter, more connected communities through technology.
Practical information:
Lunch and coffee are included. After signing up, you’ll be able to submit dietary preferences.
This event will be held at Media Evolution in Malmö. The event is free of charge and is organized as part of DigIT Hub Sweden – an initiative that helps companies and public sector in southern Sweden to digitalize.
Questions? Please contact Lisa Jedlid: lisa@mediaevolution.se
