Luxembourg Internet Days 2017: digital switchover

LU-CIX was pleased to organize the 2017 edition of the “Luxembourg Internet Days” event, which took place at the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce on November 14 & 15 2017.

Along with the Luxembourg Prime Minister, Xavier Bettel, some of the most influential ICT specialists and entrepreneurs from countries on both sides of the Atlantic came together to clarify two of the hottest topics of the year in the ICT arena, namely Digitalization for SMEs and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service).

Like last year, the Luxembourg Internet Days saw an attendance of over 1,000 industry professionals. This year LU-CIX aimed to keep improving, providing even more content, more interactive roundtable sessions, and more networking opportunities than ever before. Representatives from more than 500 companies join the event, 30% of which came from outside the Grand Duchy; 10 stands, several panelists and speakers directly came from Canada.

For its first day, Tuesday, November 14, the conference concentrated on Digitalization for SME. The opening day keynote delivered by Thierry Geerts, Google Country Director for Belgium, was very rich and inspiring with regard to the impact of Digitalization on employment in Europe. The rest of the day examined digitalization from inception to execution, and from paper to the cloud with high-level insights, testimonials, and sharing.

Wednesday, November 15 opened with the addresses from Prime Minister Xavier Bettel together with Canadian Ambassador to BeLux His Excellency Olivier Nicoloff. Then came a day concentrated on the very real threats posed by DDoS Attacks (Distributed Denial of Service) with a more technical angle and very high-level inputs from key experts as usual at the Luxembourg Internet Days.

In addition to the conference itself, where an exhibition with 50 booths as well as a parallel series of workshops, training and Serious games aimed particularly at Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and field given by partners and key industry players.

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