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The event explores the promise and reality of differing technologies and their impact on the telecom executive.
The first International Conference on eGovernment and eGovernance of TURKSAT (Turksat Satellite Communication Cable TV and Operation Inc.) will provide the opportunity for all stakeholders to gain an understanding of real-world eGovernment and eGovernance issues.
This event is organised by the European Commission and aims to enhance and boost eParticipation - the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to support citizens' participation in decision-making.
During this event, organised ahead of International Women's Dayon 8 March, the European Commission will receive a "Code for Best Practices for Women in ICT", signed by some of the major actors in the ICT sector.
During the half-day event ideas will be discussed with representatives from the European Commission.
ICT Proposers' Day is a unique networking forum for stakeholders interested in building long-term, international cooperations within the framework of ICT WP 2009-2010 of the 7th Framework Programme for R&D.
(20/1/2009-23/1/2009) TVoverBroadband 2009
IPTV services, mobile architectures, access network technologies (WiMAX, FTTH, xDSL, etc), video transport standards, set-top-box, home networks, middleware, compression tools: all the technical issues will be addressed in detail by the major manufacturing, economic and regulatory players.
The HealthInf 2009 constitutes an event that aims to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in the application of information and communication technologies (ICT) to healthcare and medicine, in general, and to specialised support to persons with special needs in particular.
The next ten years will see major transformations in the technological, industrial and business landscapes surrounding information and communication technologies, or "ICT". ICT 2008 will set the agenda for ICT research and innovation in Europe during this crucial decade.
The creation of Europeana has been the key goal of the Digital Libraries Initiative adopted by the European Commission in 2005 to make Europe's cultural and scientific heritage open to all.
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