A DigitalTech EDIH The GO! event series is coming to Székesfehérvár!
Don't miss this exciting event, where you can find out how to make the most of the opportunities offered by digitalisation and IT security to boost your business!
During the presentations, the latest business innovations, digital strategies, and the importance of the NIS2 directive will be discussed. Our experts will demonstrate how blockchain technology can be integrated into everyday business processes, and how it can increase your company's transparency, security, and efficiency.
Attendance at the event is free of charge.
Date: 8 October 2024, 10:00–12:00
Venue: House of Economy, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Fejér County, 8000 Székesfehérvár, Hosszúsétatér 4-6.
Discover how the digital world is shaping the future, and how DigitalTech EDIH can help small and medium-sized enterprises achieve success!
programme
10:00 – Opening
10.05 – Digital strategies, artificial intelligence and business innovation – how can Digitaltech EDIH help the SME sector? Speaker: Dr Ákos Szépvölgyi, Managing Director, KDRIÜ Central Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency
10.15 – Digitalisation and business development. Speaker: Csilla Buda, Fejér County Chamber of Commerce and Industry
10.25 – Legislative regulation of cybersecurity in Hungary (NIS2 Directive). Speaker: István Pokó, Development Director, Seacon Europe Kft.
10.45 – The importance of reliable data in our digital world today – artificial intelligence vs. blockchain. Speakers: Dr Rita Halász, Vice President, Blockchain Hungary Association and Gyula Solymos, CEO of AlphaNexus Ltd, Blockchain & Trust expert, Blockchain Coalition, Supply Chain Working Group Leader
11.10 – Round-table discussion: Digital challenges in business.
Chair: Dr Ákos Szépvölgyi, Managing Director, CEDRTM Central Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency,
conversation partners:
István Pokó, Development Director, Seacon Europe Kft.
Sándor Péter Juhász, Managing Director, IKONT Kft.
Imre Gotthárd, Managing Director, GIGA 2003 Kft.
11.50 – Closing remarks