Twenty Minutes, One Idea
An open stage on the exhibition floor where experts from government, the private sector and non-profits take turns making a single point properly, no panel, no moderator, no slides they have not earned.
It is the part of the programme where you hear what is actually being built right now, rather than what was finished last year.
A Stage With No Green Room
No panels and no moderator. A single person has the stage for twenty minutes to make one argument properly.
The stage sits on the exhibition floor rather than behind closed doors, so the audience is whoever is passing.
Talks are about what is being built now, pilots, failures and half-finished systems, not finished case studies.
Government, private and non-profit speakers are programmed side by side and hear each other out.
Four Themes, One Stage
Across three days the talks cluster into four subjects. They are not tracks and nothing is fenced off, a logistics talk and a data-protection talk can follow each other on the same afternoon.
Got Twenty Minutes Worth Hearing?
The 6th edition line-up is being put together now. Submit an abstract to take the stage, or browse the talks as they are confirmed.
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