Digital Cities Summit

The Lisbon Council for Economic Competitiveness and Social Renewal

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UPDATE: THE EVENT IS POSTPONED TO 25-28 MAY. MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW.
Public administration is at a crossroad. New technology brings novel ways of delivering public services. But it also creates new demands. Put simply, citizens want services that meet their needs – delivered to them at machine speed with the tap of an app. They want the public sector to perform and respond as quickly to their demands as the private sector does. And they are ready to roll up their sleeves and take part in this effort, leading to new forms of citizen-state collaboration and giving rise to a new generation of fit-for-purpose services.
 At the heart of this movement are two crucial trends: Co-Creation (the process in which consumers of public services are transformed into co-producers, using data analytics and direct input to ensure those services are the best on offer and the ones people need) and Interoperability (the complex process that molds data and services from different cities and countries into a user-friendly whole, allowing citizens of one country to access their services in another). At this high-level summit, local leaders, government CIOs, European Commission officials and top researchers come together in Milan’s historic Triennale Design Museum for a half day of brainstorming, sharing experience and working together at the cutting edge of digital government. Taking place on the closing day of Milan Digital Week, the discussion will be informed by The State of Co-Creation, a ground-breaking new policy brief based on a comprehensive survey of more than 1000 public administrations in six countries and an online dashboard tracking the state of co-creation in all 27 European Union countries.
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Agenda:
11h00-13h00            High-Level Roundtable on The State of Co-Creation: New Data, New Insight
13h00-14h30            Networking Lunch
14h30-16h30             High-Level Roundtable on Interoperable Cities: learning from practice to inform future policies
 Speakers: 
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Roberta Cocco, deputy mayor, digital transformation and citizens services, Municipality of Milan, Italy
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Emanuele Baldacci, director, directorate-general for informatics, European Commission
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Paul Hofheinz, president, the Lisbon Council
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Anna Goss, lead service designer at UK Government Digital Service (new)
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Fabrizia Benini, head of unit, digital economy and skills, directorate-general for communication networks, content and technology, European Commission
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Ville Sirviö, CEO, Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions (NIIS)
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Aik van Eemeren, lead public tech, chief technology officer’s innovation team, Amsterdam City Council
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Alexandros Tsiatsiamis, general secretary, Athens City Council
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Michael Donaldson, chief innovation officer, Barcelona City Council
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Greta Nasi, director of research for government, SDA Bocconi School of Management
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David Osimo, principal author, The State of Co-Creation; director of research, the Lisbon Council
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Federica Bordelot, policy advisor, Eurocities
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Andrea Halmos, policy officer, smart mobility and living, directorate general for communications, networks, content and technology 
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Caroline Corneau, project officer, connected Europe facility, directorate-general for informatics, European Commission
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Dana Eleftheriadou, head of advanced technologies team, directorate-general for internal market, industry, entrepreneurship and SMEs)
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Tatjana Perse, head of eGovernment of Rijeka, Croatia
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