This workshop is intended for the European PIMS (Personal Information Management Services) community. It follows a previous meeting in Brussels (Nov. 27, 2015) and will be followed by two other meetings in Helsinki (Sep. 2, during the MyData 2016 Conference) and London (December).
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WHERE?
Cap Digital, 14 rue Alexandre Parodi, Paris 75010 - Map
PROGRAM
9:15-9:30- Doors open, Coffee and croissants
9:30-10:00- Introduction, general update:
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Short words from the Cap Digital cluster, Fing/MesInfos, and the European Commission
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Quick update on key issues and opportunities for the PIMS community
10:00-10:30- Getting to know each other & "micro-meetings"
10:30-12:00- Parallel workshops:
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Workshop 1: Sharing and mapping PIMS use cases [facilitator: Fing] - Goal: To start building a typology and a collaborative repository of PIMS use cases, in order to (1) Develop a common understanding of the value of PIMS, (2) Accelerate innovation.
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Participants are invited to submit as many (planned and actual) use cases as possible prior to the workshop, using this form
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We will start by mapping submitted and new use cases, using the following typology as a starting point and refining it together ----------------------------->
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Then we will collectively decide what output we intend to produce in the following months, how, for whom, and who is ready to contribute to it.
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Workshop 2: Towards a collective White Book on PIMS to be published before the end of 2016 [facilitator: HIIT] - See Invitation to Contribute
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After a presentation of a 1st draft of a detailed outline and editorial concept, we will discuss what sort of collective publication the PIMS community needs at this stage, and how to produce it.
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12:00-12:30- Sharing the workshops’ findings, general discussion
12:30 pm: Lunch break
1:30 pm: Introduction to the afternoon sessions
1:45 pm: Parallel workshops:
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Workshop 3: Technical & R&D issues [facilitator: HIIT]
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Based on the mapping presented by Antti Poikola on November 27 (see slides 8 and 13), we will discuss key technical/architectural issues that the PIMS community needs to work on collectively, either in terms of R&D (solving problems), advocacy (lobbying for a specific solution), etc.
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Possible outcomes: publications, R&D projects, etc.
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Workshop 4: Sharing and mapping PIMS business models [facilitator: Without Model]
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Participants are invited to submit as many PIMS business models as possible prior to the workshop
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We will start by mapping existing and planned business models, using the following typology (currently in French, translation coming!) as a starting point and refining it together
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Then we will collectively decide what output we intend to produce in the following months, how, for whom, and who is ready to contribute to it.
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3:00 pm: Short break + “micro-meetings” organization
3:15-4:45 pm: Final set of breakout sessions
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Workshop 5: Contributing to the MyData 2016 conference [facilitators: Fing, HIIT]
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This session is a last chance to contribute to defining the program of the MyData 2016 Conference (Helsinki, Aug. 31- Sep. 2), since the Call for sessions will have been closed in early April.
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Speed Dating and Micro-Meetings: Participants can require either space to discuss common projects, or one-on-one meetings with other participants
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One micro-meeting will gather participants willing to work towards preparing from the EC Call for Projects on Personal Data, planned for end 2017-early 2018
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4:45-5:00 pm: Conclusion + Next steps
REGISTRATION
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Paris, 75010
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