18th December
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is developing globally as a technology that can positively impact every aspect of citizens' daily lives, the state and businesses. How prepared is Greece to face this specific challenge? Which companies actively engage in AI in Greece? And how can our country capitalize on the opportunity created to support further economic growth and the well-being of society?
Sustainability and the protection of the environment and the planet from climate change are now high on the agenda of the state, businesses, and citizens. For digital technology companies, the challenge is twofold: on the one hand, they are tasked with fulfilling the commitments they have made for their own enterprises, and on the other hand, they are called upon to play a crucial role in developing the appropriate technological solutions to support the other sectors of the economy in rapidly advancing their green transformation. In this section, we will discuss the facts and demands of this new endeavor, as well as the business opportunities that arise from it.
Greece's geographical location proves to be of pivotal importance for its transformation into a telecommunications hub for Southeastern Europe. Investments in data centers and underwater cables are substantial and significant, elevating Greece's position on the telecommunications map. Simultaneously, within the country, service providers are investing in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) infrastructure to complete the country's copper removal process. The challenge and topic of discussion in this section is the swift completion of infrastructure investments to realize the associated benefits more rapidly.
The large-scale digital projects, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund, are entering the final stretch, with an emphasis on expediting the processes to ensure implementation within the program's tight schedules. Simultaneously, in the private sector, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are called upon to accelerate their digital transformation with the support of the government through various digital transformation initiatives. The next steps in these two critical fronts, vital for a modern digital Greece, will be the focus of discussion in this section.
One of the biggest challenges of the digital age is the lack of the suitable human resources. The development of digital skills, in combination with the need for specialized certifications and the coordination of the educational system in the 4th Industrial Revolution, will be the primary topic of discussion in this section. Additionally, the focus of this section will be on how companies in the digital technology sector will be able to meet the enormous demand for human resources that has emerged.
Data and infrastructure protection are high on the agenda of businesses worldwide. The measures, policies, and actions that businesses and organizations must plan and implement to safeguard themselves against cyber threats will be the topic of discussion in this section.
LAST UPDATE: 15/12/2023
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is developing globally as a technology that can positively impact every aspect of citizens' daily lives, the state and businesses. How prepared is Greece to face this specific challenge? Which companies actively engage in AI in Greece? And how can our country capitalize on the opportunity created to support further economic growth and the well-being of society?
Sustainability and the protection of the environment and the planet from climate change are now high on the agenda of the state, businesses, and citizens. For digital technology companies, the challenge is twofold: on the one hand, they are tasked with fulfilling the commitments they have made for their own enterprises, and on the other hand, they are called upon to play a crucial role in developing the appropriate technological solutions to support the other sectors of the economy in rapidly advancing their green transformation. In this section, we will discuss the facts and demands of this new endeavor, as well as the business opportunities that arise from it.
Greece's geographical location proves to be of pivotal importance for its transformation into a telecommunications hub for Southeastern Europe. Investments in data centers and underwater cables are substantial and significant, elevating Greece's position on the telecommunications map. Simultaneously, within the country, service providers are investing in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) infrastructure to complete the country's copper removal process. The challenge and topic of discussion in this section is the swift completion of infrastructure investments to realize the associated benefits more rapidly.
The large-scale digital projects, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund, are entering the final stretch, with an emphasis on expediting the processes to ensure implementation within the program's tight schedules. Simultaneously, in the private sector, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are called upon to accelerate their digital transformation with the support of the government through various digital transformation initiatives. The next steps in these two critical fronts, vital for a modern digital Greece, will be the focus of discussion in this section.
One of the biggest challenges of the digital age is the lack of the suitable human resources. The development of digital skills, in combination with the need for specialized certifications and the coordination of the educational system in the 4th Industrial Revolution, will be the primary topic of discussion in this section. Additionally, the focus of this section will be on how companies in the digital technology sector will be able to meet the enormous demand for human resources that has emerged.
Data and infrastructure protection are high on the agenda of businesses worldwide. The measures, policies, and actions that businesses and organizations must plan and implement to safeguard themselves against cyber threats will be the topic of discussion in this section.
LAST UPDATE: 15/12/2023