There are many ongoing projects both national and international that more or less are related to or initiated for the development of Real-Time Economy. The purpose of the Round Table is to invite together RTE related projects representatives to share thoughts, project findings, outcomes and plans, but also to find similar interests for Real-Time Economy concept. Important outcomes of the Round Table can be new formats of international collaboration and joint applications for funding.
Therefore, the Round Table is meant to:
Therefore, the Round Table is meant to:
• lead partners,
• project partners,
• associated partners,
• possible future partners,
• other interested parties.
Welcoming video from Reet Reismaa.
RTE related projects list and mapping document is attached to the e-mail. This document is the second draft and will be supplemented and completed in collaboration with participants after the Round Table in February.
The event is divided into two days: first day for short project introductions and second day for discussion rounds in smaller groups.
Agenda (draft)
01.02.2018
12.00 Welcome lunch (Hanseatic Hall)
12.50 I session (Crown Hall; Marja Hamilo):
The Teachers' House introduction and history of the house (Jan Leo Grau)
Introduction to the Round Table (Ralf-Martin Soe)
Project introductions 10 minutes each (tbc)
14.30 Coffee break (Hanseatic Hall)
15.00 II session (Crown Hall; Marja Hamilo):
Project introductions (tbc)
The Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Programme 2018 introduction (tbc)
Introduction of Interreg programmes and other funding possibilities; PACINNO project & EUSBSR Annual forum (5-6 June in Tallinn) (Reet Reismaa)
16.30 Aperitif (Hanseatic Hall)
Wrap-up of the day and thoughts for the second (Reet Reismaa, Marja Hamilo)
Short tour in The Teachers' House (Jan Leo Grau)
17.15 - 19.00 Networking dinner (Crown Hall)
02.02.2018
9.00 Morning coffee (Crown Hall)
9.30 III session (Crown Hall; Marja Hamilo):
Finnish Vision on RTE Future (tbc)
Introduction to workgroups (Marja Hamilo)
9.45 Workgroups (Crown Hall, Salon, Gallery, Backroom)
Coffee and water available all day in the Crown Hall
11.15 Closing session (Crown Hall; Marja Hamilo)
Wrap up of outcomes of workgroups
Conclusions and decisions on how to continue with RTE
12.00 - 13.00 Lunch and end of the second day (Hanseatic Hall)
List of projects to be introduced:
Internet of Business (Sirli Heinsoo), DIGINNO (Airi Reidi), TOOP (tbc), Nordic Smart Government (Kjersti Lunde), E-receipt (Sander Aasna), TALTIO (Vuokko Mäkinen), RTEco (Marja Hamilo, Markku Örn), Data Mining* (Ralf-Martin Soe), Reporting 3.0 (Marika Korka), Tax Declaration as a Background Process and Business Account for Natural Person (Henri Lindeberg)
The Round Table is organised by Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications in close cooperation with Technology Industries of Finland, DIMECC Ltd. (Finland) and projects DIGINNO and IoB (Internet of Business).
The Round Table is funded under PACINNO project by Interreg BSR programme 2014-2020.
NB! Please let us know the latest on 29.01.2018 if you are participating (in here).
The Round Table is organised by Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications in close cooperation with Technology Industries of Finland, DIMECC Ltd. (Finland) and projects DIGINNO and IoB (Internet of Business).
The Round table is funded under PACINNO project by Interreg BSR programme 2014-2020.
NB! Travel and accommodation is not included.
More information about Real-Time Economy concept: http://rte.fi
Feel free to forward this information to your colleagues, if you find it relevant. We are ready to welcome much more participants.
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications
Projects contact information:
DIGINNO, Airi Reidi, diginno@mkm.ee
Internet of Business
Sirli Heinsoo, sirli.heinsoo@itl.ee, +372 56 456 002