Europe’s moment: playing to win in the race – or losing it

02.07.2025 | 16:00 - 18:00 h

IHK Nürnberg für Mittelfranken | Hauptmarkt 25/27, 90403 Nürnberg

Language: German

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Part of "A Day of Digital Sovereignty": open (AI-) strategies, international insights, and a collective look ahead.

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This session is part of a full-day event with two additional sessions:

From 10:00: "Open by Default? Why It’s Time to Set the Course" – Foundations, values, and key impulses for digital sovereignty
From 13:30: "Digital Sovereignty or Loss of Control?" – focusing on cloud, communities, and open source governance

We take a strategic look at the European dimension of digital sovereignty. What can we learn from pioneers like Denmark? How can AI be designed to be open, European, and future-proof? And what role does open source play in all of this?

Why should you attend?
Because shaping European AI and digital strategies is not just a political mission – it directly impacts your future and your professional reality. This session offers exclusive insights into leading initiatives, introduces practical solutions, and connects you with thought leaders who approach digitalization in a sovereign, open, and values-based way.

Agenda:

16:00–16:30 Klavs A. Holm: "What Can We Learn – And How Do We Close the Gap? A Comparison of Digital Government in Denmark and Germany" (speach in English)
16:30–17:00 Stefan Latuski: "Cloud Brokers, Rise with SAP & Co.: The Federal Employment Agency’s Cloud Transformation – Balancing Digital Sovereignty and the Pressure for Modernization"
17:00–17:30 Jan Plogsties: "Open AI Through a European Language Model – Teuken Reconsidered: Strategy, Applications, and Open Tools"

17:30–18:00 Closing Round: "What Do We Take With Us, What’s Missing, What’s Next?"

Register now and get involved – be part of the movement for an open digital future!

Recommended for: For decision-makers in government & business, IT leaders, the open source community, digital strategists – and all who want to actively shape digital sovereignty.

Also suitable for:

Teenagers Students