Events agenda

Central to the meeting of the CEG Data knowledge group is the exchange of knowledge and experiences by data specialists, managers and anyone who is data minded. Expect practical case(s), best practices and the necessary mutual inspiration. This time this group will exchange knowledge on Data & Ethics.

The CEG Sustainability addresses questions and issues around the joint development of sustainability and digitalisation. How do we make IT more sustainable and make IT more sustainable? And how do we contribute with Data to e.g. CSRD? The CEG is the place for sharing experiences and solutions in this area through practical examples.

HR advisors, business partners, recruiters and Talent development leads take part in this Knowledgegroup (CEG). The members of the CEG share knowledge and experiences about subjects like: How to attract IT talent? How to retain IT talent? Up- and reskilling of (IT) colleagues, further development of digital skills, online learning and agile working. In this meeting the Chambre of Commerce wil present her HR strategy.

Central to the meeting of this knowledge group CEG Architecture is the exchange of knowledge and experiences by architects at the intersection of IT and business. Expect practical case(s), best practices about stakeholder management, connecting to the business, architecture and agile, tooling, modeling and visualization and the necessary mutual inspiration.

This CEG unites the assistants of the member CIOs. The rapidly digitizing working environment and working virtual require a high demand of the flexibility and adjustment skils of the management assistant. The meeting highlights current challenges. On the agenda for example best practices to challenge the issues, break-outs and tips from other assistants and/or an expert. 

CEG Infrastructure & IT Service Management for IT architects, IT operations, IT service and / or Infrastructure managers, exchanges experiences on architecture, organization and processes of IT in the field of infrastructure, application and service management, data centers, network processes, outtasking / outsourcing.

Exchange knowledge and experiences with Low-code/no-code platforms and their impact on the IT proces. 

Much is expected of low-coding and it is becoming increasingly popular. The place it is given in the business and IV strategy proved difficult to work out properly, while the focus on the added value of low-coding demands it. At the same time, it is also necessary for low-coding to pay attention to security and architecture in order to maintain reusability and flexibility, for example.

CEG Information Security shares knowledge and experiences on topics like: cyber crime, privacy, creating awareness and what to do with dataleaks.