Agenda
Friday May 19, 2006
18:15 18:50 Official opening
- Opening by Mr. Ko Takahashi, General Manager,
Hitachi Corporate Office, Europe, Hitachi, Ltd.
- Address by Prof. Krzysztof Kurzydlowski,
Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Education and Science
- Address by H.E.M. Ikuo Mizuki, Minister, Embassy of
Japan to Poland
18:50 19:50 Key Note Speeches:
19:50 20:00 Address by Sir Stephen Gomersall,
Chief Executive for Europe, Hitachi, Ltd.
20:00 23:00
Welcome Reception
Saturday May 20, 2006
Various Perspectives on ICT for Safety, Trust &
Security
09:00 09:20 ICT for Trust and Security, The European
Perspective Dr. Jacques
Bus, DG INFSO, Head of Unit, ICT for trust
and Security
09:20 09:40 The good, the bad and the ugly: security
technology and human rights Dr. Ian Brown, Senior
Research Manager, The Cambridge-MIT Institute, Board Member of European
Digital Rights (EDRi)
09:40 12:10 from Industry
09:40 09:55 Who should pay for safety, trust and
security? Mr. Martin Sadler, Director of HP Labs
Trusted Systems Laboratory, Bristol
09:55 10:10 Privacy Protection in
Biometrics Dr.
Bart Van Rijnsoever, Department Head Information &
System Security, Philips Research
10:10 10:25 Holistic Security in a European
Environment Dr.
Stephan Lechner, Head of Dept. CT IC 3 - Security,
Corporate Technology, Siemens AG
10:25 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 11:15 Challenge with Security and
Regulation Mr. Mika
Lauhde, Director, Nokia, Technology Management, Customer
and Market Operations
11:15 11:30 Security and Trust in Ubiquitous
Information Society Mr. Mitsuo Yamaguchi,
Chief Operating Officer, Hitachi Ltd., Information &
Telecommunication Systems
11:30 12:00 Industry Q&A
Session
12:00 12:20 Users
Viewpoints and Expectations: Healthcare as a Showcase Mr. Vincent Bousquet, VP
& GM, Medasys, Healthcare Operations
12:20 13:30 Lunch Break
13:30 14:00 Dealing with the EU Institutions Mr. Pierre Longin,
Director, Longin Conseil
14:00 17:00 Parallel Working Sessions on ICT for
Safety, Trust and Security specific questions
- Recommendations to cope with Safety, Trust and Security Threats
Moderator: Mr.
Marc Besson,
Director of Professional Services, WISeKey
- How can ICT technologies help to cope with safety, trust and
security concerns?
- How to deploy regional or worldwide systems at affordable cost?
- How to reconcile security measures through ICT and privacy?
- ICT implants in human beings to improve security: are they
socially acceptable, and if so, for which applications, in what legal
framework?
- Recommendations for Citizens Daily Life Moderator: Mr. Stephen White,
Directorate Manager, Publications & Communications, The British
Psychological Society
- Which technology should be promoted to enhance safety and trust in
the citizens daily usage of ICT?
- How to educate European citizens on best practices regarding
safety and trust?
- How to protect European citizens from data mishandling and more
particularly how to protect weaker users (children )?
- How to protect European citizens from external attacks (spam,
spyware ) while using ICT?
- Recommendations to cope with Privacy Issues Moderator: Prof. Jos Dumortier,
Professor of Law, Director, Interdisciplinary Centre for Law and ICT
(ICRI), K.U.Leuven
- What are the real concerns of European citizens about privacy?
- What kinds of technology could be developed to meet their concerns
about privacy?
- What kinds of policy and enforcement should be put in place to
meet their concerns about privacy?
- Is there real choice, or are we already tracked without our
knowing?
- Recommendations to cope with Digital Divide Moderator: Dr. Ilkka Tuomi, Chief
Scientist, Oy Meaning Processing Ltd.
- How to deploy ICT technologies for security without creating a gap
between industrialized countries and the third world?
- How to give everyone access to safety and security ICT
technologies?
- Should government subsidize ICT for safety, trust and security?
- How can industry develop technologies that younger and older
individuals can use easily?
- Is technology part of the solution, or part of the problem? How to
find the right balance?
- Business Impact / Business Model Moderator: Dr. Pierre Beuzit, Vice
President for Research, Renault S.A.
- How will new ICT for safety and security impact on the business?
- How might citizens concerns slow down technological deployment?
- Will there be new business models made possible with increased
safety, trust and security through ICT?
- What will be the impact on employment in Europe?
20:00 23:00 Reception and Dinner Party
Sunday May 21, 2006
09:00 10:40 Parallel Session Results
10:40 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 11:30 General Q&A
11:30 12:00
Hitachi in Europe Sir
Stephen Gomersall, CEE, Hitachi, Ltd.
12:00
12:15 Closing Remarks by Dr. Michiharu
Nakamura, Executive Vice President & Executive Officer,
Hitachi, Ltd.
12:15 13:00 Lunch - End
Forum General Moderator: Dr. Jean Freymond,
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