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Thursday, June 28, 2012

Reception: 18:30-19:00, Conference: 19:00-21:15

Option: Guided Tour 17:00

Location: Van Eesterenmuseum, Burgemeester De Vlugtlaan 125, 1063 BJ Amsterdam

The conference language is English.

This event is supported by the Van Eesterenmuseum

http://www.clubofamsterdam.com/event.asp?contentid=861

The speakers and topics are

Laurens Tait, Associate Civil Engineer, Arup

Adapting to a changing energy landscape

Kim Taylor, Marketing Manager, The New Motion

Attitudes towards mobility and the potential of EV's in energy supply

Pauline Westendorp, Co-founder, Wij krijgen Kippen

Amsterdam Zuid lives, works and moves on clean local energy before 2020!

Moderated by Paul Hughes, Ten Meters of Thinking

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the future of Robotics

Wednesday, June 1, 2005

reception: 18:30-19:30, conference: 19:30-22:15

Where: PricewaterhouseCoopers, Prins Bernhardplein 200, Amsterdam [next to Amstelstation], free parking.

The speakers are:

Cock Heemskerk, Dutch Space: ERA: a robot in space

Léon Rosenkrantz, Delft University of Technology: AIBO as an intelligent robot

Bart de Boer, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen: Robotics for AI and AI for Robotics

Christoph Bartneck, Eindhoven University of Technology: Social Robots

For details, please visit:

http://www.clubofamsterdam.com/event.asp?contentid=409&catid=85

Discount Tickets

For Members of the Club of Amsterdam, openBC, N.G.I., the Amsterdam American Business Club, Dutch Connection, Charles Ruffolo's Network-Club for.tickets bought before the event day at:

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Club of Amsterdam about

the future of ICT

Phase one of the digital revolution ended.

What is phase two going to bring?

When: Wednesday, October 27, 2004. Reception: 18:30-19:30, conference: 19:30-22:15

Where: PricewaterhouseCoopers, Prins Bernhardplein 200, Amsterdam [next to Amstelstation], free parking

Discount Tickets for members of N.G.I., Amsterdam American Business Club and Charles Ruffolo's Network-Club

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Event website:

http://www.clubofamsterdam.com/event.asp?contentid=403&catid=85

Phase one of the digital revolution ended.

What is phase two going to bring?

On Wednesday, October 27, 2004 the Club of Amsterdam presents an evening about the future of ICT

"... There are several countries that are very successful with their creation and implementation of ICT. The few that were investigated in this study: Korea, India, China, USA and Japan all outperform the EU in many respects. These countries have bold initiatives and dare to improve their position in the field of ICT with proactive industrial policies. Europe too can be successful. Present policies are very useful but not instrumental enough to enable Europe to catch up with other economic powers. We have to reconsider the present policies to identify the issues that are obstructing further progress and consider further the breakthroughs that could be achieved. ..." - Erik L.J. Klein Nagelvoort, Co-author of the EU report "Rethinking The European ICT Agenda", August 2004.

"The future of ICT, myths, musts, directions, constraints and global reality driving all events here. Today, as never before, we are bombarded, confronted, and overwhelmed by change. From technology, to work skills, to social environments, it never seems to stop. Is the tail wagging the dog here in ICT, or are we still capable to master its future...." - Peter R. Luiks.

"...Overwhelmed by a growing workload and endless flow of content, executives today are forced to choose between providing volume, speed or quality. Some succeed at generating content quickly, but at the expense of accuracy or regulatory compliance. Others take time to ensure a higher degree of quality, but in doing so impede time-to-market, giving the competition a significant head start. The competitive need to get the best of all worlds is driving the ICT market to realise that a fundamental shift in infrastructure is needed in modern content systems. Everyone will be affected, but how can we achieve the goals while minimising disruption and costs? ..." - Ben Urbina.

The speakers are Erik L.J. Klein Nagelvoort, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Peter R. Luiks, CEO/COO, International Business Liaisons, Advisory Board, International Centre for Consulting Excellence, Ben Urbina, Business Development Manager, XMetaL Group, Blast Radius, EMEA. The evening is moderated by Karel van der Poel, Co-founder, CEO, Mirror42.