600+ Attendees
50% Foreign Speakers
15 Speakers
10 Countries
10 Media
“I am grateful to have had the opportunity to speak in front of such a diverse and interesting crowd. The Infocom was a great experience and showcases beautifully all the talent and potential Albania has to offer.”
“I was honored to speak at the 9th Infocom World Albania Conference in Tirana. I really appreciated all the energy of both the speakers and attendees and know that these kinds of engagements are exactly what the nascent entrepreneurial ecosystem needs in order to reach its full potential. Keep building!”
“It was a pleasure speaking at Infocom Conference – an amazing event which is content rich; thoroughly recommend anyone to attend!”
“I was lucky enough to speak at this conference in 2017. A great quality audience of an untapped market and talent pool hungry for information.”
9th Infocom World Albania Speakers
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Sokol Nenaj (AL)
Founder
Albanian eSports Federation
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Konstantinos Kardaras (GR)
Head of Security Integrated Systems
Intracom Telecom
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1st Session: From Smart Cities to Smart Living: The inevitable journey…
RENEWABLE ENERGY
E-GOV SERVICES
INTERNET OF THINGS
ELECTRIC TRANSPORT
SELF-SERVICE TERMINALS
DIGITAL BAKINGAlbania thanks to its geographical position and natural resources has a high development potential to exploit country renewable resources – but will it?
Smart Cities aren’t just a dream of the future. Thanks to wildly innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, many are already active and expanding rapidly. Local governments are leveraging cellular and Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies, to connect and improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience and quality of life for residents and visitors. Citizens engage with smart city ecosystems in a variety of ways, using smartphones and mobile devices, as well as connected cars and homes.In the midst of this “Utopian Futuristic” concept, can Albania as a late-comer, profit by adapting the latest technologies?
Where is our government on the path to enhance the efficiency of service delivery on the Public Sector for this year?
Smart Cities aren’t just a dream of the future. Thanks to wildly innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, many are already active and expanding rapidly. Local governments are leveraging cellular and Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies, to connect and improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience and quality of life for residents and visitors. Citizens engage with smart city ecosystems in a variety of ways, using smartphones and mobile devices, as well as connected cars and homes.In the midst of this “Utopian Futuristic” concept, can Albania as a late-comer, profit by adapting the latest technologies?
One year further on the overly-discussed topic, but is there any real progress on the horizon?
Smart Cities aren’t just a dream of the future. Thanks to wildly innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, many are already active and expanding rapidly. Local governments are leveraging cellular and Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies, to connect and improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience and quality of life for residents and visitors. Citizens engage with smart city ecosystems in a variety of ways, using smartphones and mobile devices, as well as connected cars and homes.In the midst of this “Utopian Futuristic” concept, can Albania as a late-comer, profit by adapting the latest technologies?
As an avalanche, starting slowly, Electric Taxis are taking by storm the capital; how long until people can massively purchase this technology?
Smart Cities aren’t just a dream of the future. Thanks to wildly innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, many are already active and expanding rapidly. Local governments are leveraging cellular and Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies, to connect and improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience and quality of life for residents and visitors. Citizens engage with smart city ecosystems in a variety of ways, using smartphones and mobile devices, as well as connected cars and homes.In the midst of this “Utopian Futuristic” concept, can Albania as a late-comer, profit by adapting the latest technologies?
Utilities, Fines, Top-Ups, Subscriptions, Gaming; what will be the next step of the “Autonomous One-Stop-Shops” to deliver a real smart-city experience?
Smart Cities aren’t just a dream of the future. Thanks to wildly innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, many are already active and expanding rapidly. Local governments are leveraging cellular and Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies, to connect and improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience and quality of life for residents and visitors. Citizens engage with smart city ecosystems in a variety of ways, using smartphones and mobile devices, as well as connected cars and homes.In the midst of this “Utopian Futuristic” concept, can Albania as a late-comer, profit by adapting the latest technologies?
The race has begun: e-banking took its time to be delivered, but now it seems that every financial institution it’s not ditching the future: cashless or even cardless are terms being used recently by the banking sector in Albania.
Smart Cities aren’t just a dream of the future. Thanks to wildly innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, many are already active and expanding rapidly. Local governments are leveraging cellular and Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies, to connect and improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience and quality of life for residents and visitors. Citizens engage with smart city ecosystems in a variety of ways, using smartphones and mobile devices, as well as connected cars and homes.In the midst of this “Utopian Futuristic” concept, can Albania as a late-comer, profit by adapting the latest technologies?
2nd Session: The World of the Digital Natives: Closing the gap between generations!
The demographic cohort after the infamous Millennials: much is expected by this generation, but are we prepared to foster this generation as workforce, or even as potential clients…?
Millennials represent the largest demographic group in history; by 2025, Millennials are expected to comprise as much as 75% of the workforce. For these reasons, as well as their comfort with digital technology, being the workforce or the potential client, digital natives are already having a tremendous impact on the business landscape. In Albania, Millennials grew up during a time of transition, political and economic imbalance, which may have affected differently and originally in what is yet to come from this generation. How can education be restructured, commerce to find its way online for good scalability, latest technologies to be adapted and provided by big companies and also the government to slowly embrace the futuristic era that is disrupting financial systems worldwide?
Just how do Education move from Print to Digital? The path is not uniform and a lot of effort has to be put by multilevel instances, adapting best international practices, which in itself haven’t had enough time to prove itself.
Millennials represent the largest demographic group in history; by 2025, Millennials are expected to comprise as much as 75% of the workforce. For these reasons, as well as their comfort with digital technology, being the workforce or the potential client, digital natives are already having a tremendous impact on the business landscape. In Albania, Millennials grew up during a time of transition, political and economic imbalance, which may have affected differently and originally in what is yet to come from this generation. How can education be restructured, commerce to find its way online for good scalability, latest technologies to be adapted and provided by big companies and also the government to slowly embrace the futuristic era that is disrupting financial systems worldwide?
Seems the world is starting to divide, from the Amazon-savvy who loves to order their toothpaste online and the ones who are willing to sacrifice scalability for more human interaction. Which will be the “natural selection” for Albania?
Millennials represent the largest demographic group in history; by 2025, Millennials are expected to comprise as much as 75% of the workforce. For these reasons, as well as their comfort with digital technology, being the workforce or the potential client, digital natives are already having a tremendous impact on the business landscape. In Albania, Millennials grew up during a time of transition, political and economic imbalance, which may have affected differently and originally in what is yet to come from this generation. How can education be restructured, commerce to find its way online for good scalability, latest technologies to be adapted and provided by big companies and also the government to slowly embrace the futuristic era that is disrupting financial systems worldwide?
A World in which “contracts” are embedded in a digital code, stored in transparent, shared databases, where they are protected from deletion, tampering and revision; is this too good to be true?
Millennials represent the largest demographic group in history; by 2025, Millennials are expected to comprise as much as 75% of the workforce. For these reasons, as well as their comfort with digital technology, being the workforce or the potential client, digital natives are already having a tremendous impact on the business landscape. In Albania, Millennials grew up during a time of transition, political and economic imbalance, which may have affected differently and originally in what is yet to come from this generation. How can education be restructured, commerce to find its way online for good scalability, latest technologies to be adapted and provided by big companies and also the government to slowly embrace the futuristic era that is disrupting financial systems worldwide?
What can be said for the everyday products with wireless connection to cloud computing enabling cost-effective strategies for embed computation, memory and sensing? Are you getting the latest developments in tech-retail?
Millennials represent the largest demographic group in history; by 2025, Millennials are expected to comprise as much as 75% of the workforce. For these reasons, as well as their comfort with digital technology, being the workforce or the potential client, digital natives are already having a tremendous impact on the business landscape. In Albania, Millennials grew up during a time of transition, political and economic imbalance, which may have affected differently and originally in what is yet to come from this generation. How can education be restructured, commerce to find its way online for good scalability, latest technologies to be adapted and provided by big companies and also the government to slowly embrace the futuristic era that is disrupting financial systems worldwide?
Once a big word, dared to be mentioned only in Hollywood movies, today we are experiencing a small fraction of it through our mobile tech and wearables. What is the future of it and do we have to doubt safety?
Millennials represent the largest demographic group in history; by 2025, Millennials are expected to comprise as much as 75% of the workforce. For these reasons, as well as their comfort with digital technology, being the workforce or the potential client, digital natives are already having a tremendous impact on the business landscape. In Albania, Millennials grew up during a time of transition, political and economic imbalance, which may have affected differently and originally in what is yet to come from this generation. How can education be restructured, commerce to find its way online for good scalability, latest technologies to be adapted and provided by big companies and also the government to slowly embrace the futuristic era that is disrupting financial systems worldwide?
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