Digi Breakfast on Digital Consumer Services

2014-11-12 08:00:00 2014-11-12 09:30:00 Europe/Helsinki Digi Breakfast on Digital Consumer Services The Digi Breakfasts are arranged by the Digi Platform which is Aalto's new means of collaboration in the field of ICT and digitalization. http://old.eea.aalto.fi/en/midcom-permalink-1e45f5d7ee2d9b85f5d11e4bbdd8fe0e2faa1c8a1c8 Runeberginkatu 22-24, 00100, Helsinki

The Digi Breakfasts are arranged by the Digi Platform which is Aalto's new means of collaboration in the field of ICT and digitalization.

12.11.2014 / 08:00 - 09:30
Runeberginkatu 22-24, 00100, Helsinki, FI

Please register no later than 3 Nov at https://alumninet.aalto.fi/Portal/Public/Event/Apply.aspx?EventID=457

Tentative agenda:
8:00 Breakfast
8:10 Opening, Professors Virpi Tuunainen and Matti Rossi (School of Business)
8:15 Service research and business co-operation at Aalto Service Factory
8:25 Implementing digital transformation, Elina Piispanen
8:40 Internet-of-People, Jyrki Koskinen (IBM)
8:55 Wearable technologies and Service innovation Jarkko Korhonen (Yle)
9:10 Open data and services, Matti Rossi (School of Business)
9:20 Wrap-up
9:30 Next steps at Aalto. End of event

About the speakers:

  • Virpi Tuunainen is a professor of information systems science and director of Aalto University Service Factory. Her current research focuses on ICT enabled or enhanced services, customer and community digital innovation, and creative use of ICT.
  • Matti Rossi is a professor of information systems and his research interests include product design, information economy, design research and open data.
  • Elina Piispanen is Senior Business Executive whose core competences include e.g. Business leadership combined with wide experience on IT as enabler for example on how digitalization changes business.
  • Jyrki Koskinen is External Relations Manager at IBM and in charge of IBM's university collaboration in Finland.
  • Jarkko Korhonen is Head of Architecture and Development at Yleisradio, the Finnish Broadcasting Company.

The Digi Breakfasts are arranged by the Digi Platform which is Aalto's new means of collaboration in the field of ICT and digitalisation, to maximize Aalto's internal synergies in a non-exclusive manner, and to increase Aalto's external visibility. The Digi Breakfast meetings will help to find themes into which Aalto's resources could be directed in the field of digitalization. See the list of forthcoming events at http://www.aalto.fi/en/research/platforms/digi/news

Digitalization is having a tremendous effect in today's and tomorrow's industries, economics and society at large. Digitalization is a key strong area at Aalto University: ICT, media, computation and modelling have been identified as areas of strong expertise in Aalto's RAE 2009 evaluation. There are about 80 professors at Aalto directly focused on ICT and media, and another 80 are in fields strongly related to digitalization. Topics include, but are not limited to: computer science, media, computational sciences, networks, communications, signal processing, automation, mechatronics, games, information and service economy, and so on. Joining forces across Aalto we can achieve a significant impact in several fields. See more at http://www.aalto.fi/en/research/platforms/digi/

More information: ella.bingham@aalto.fi, samuel.kaski@aalto.fi (Digi Platform), matti.rossi@aalto.fi, virpi.tuunainen@aalto.fi (Digital Consumer Services), mauri.airila@aalto.fi (Aalto's Platforms).