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  1. Online CEG Architecture | Big Tech and Beyond Virtuele Bijeenkomst

    The meetings of the knowledge group CEG Architecture focuse on: the exchange of knowledge and experiences by architects at the intersection of IT and business. Expect practical case(s), best practices on stakeholder management, connecting to the business, architecture and agile, tooling, modeling and visualizing and the necessary mutual inspiration. Based on questions from our community about alternatives for Big Tech, we organize this specific meeting.

    03 Apr
  2. Online (C)ISO/CxO lunch session | Infostealers Virtuele Bijeenkomst

    Through the online lunch sessions we discuss important issues initiated by our members  The sessions will consist of an introduction by one of the members and space for questions/discussion.

    07 Apr
  3. CEG Vendor Relations | Online | Resellers en Standardisation Virtuele Bijeenkomst

    Vendor managers, Category buyers, Service managers, Contract managers and License specialists participate in this Knowledge Group (CEG) meetings. This CEG shares knowledge and experience on various current topics: major vendors, contracts, licenses, audits, GDPR, DPIAs, exit, Cloud etc.

    08 Apr
  4. CEG Architecture and Business impact | Legislation and architecture practice | Pon | Dieren Dieren

    The meeting of the CEG Architecture knowledge group focuses on the exchange of knowledge and experiences by architects at the intersection of IT and business. Expect practical case(s), best practices on topics such as stakeholder management, connecting to the business, architecture and agile, tooling, modelling and visualisation and the necessary mutual inspiration. In this meeting, the Business Impact of European legislation, the Data Act and its application in practice, will take centre stage.

    16 Apr
  5. CEG Innovation & IT - Logistics special | Together we build an intelligent logistics chain | TBI | Amersfoort Amersfoort

    Professionals and specialists participate in Knowledge Group (CEG) meetings. The CEG Innovation & IT shares knowledge and experience on topics such as; how do innovations come about? Who is in the lead? Where does the responsibility lie? How do you organize the implementation? Participants in this session are CIOs, architects (enterprise, lead, domain), innovation managers, and information managers. This time we are visiting TBI.

    17 Apr
  6. Online CEG Sustainability | CSRD state of affairs

    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.

    07 May
  7. Regional meeting CxO's Rotterdam | Boskalis | Papendrecht Papendrecht

    In order to meet our members in travel time, we also organize regional meetings in addition to our national CIO meetings. During these informal, confidential and small meetings various strategic topics on CIO level will be discussed.  

    09 May
  8. CxO Signature event: 'AI, what else?! How to become a smart organization.' | a.s.r. | Utrecht Utrecht

    The CIO Committee (CC) Digital Strategy & Innovation is focusing on the next event on their roadmap, CxO/Board Signature event: 'AI, what else?! How to become a smart organization'. Hear from the experts on all relevant AI-developments and Machine Learning.

    13 May
  9. CxO Themasession: Facilitating a mission-critical operation with IT/OT | LVNL | Schiphol Schiphol

    The purpose of this theme session is to share (peer to peer) knowledge about the integration of corporate, IT and digital strategies, viewed from the theory / consultancy as well as from the practice of our members and to discuss vision and experiences.

    15 May
  10. CEG Low-code/No-code | Mendix: Road so far, the road ahead | Avans | ’s-Hertogenbosch 's-Hertogenbosch

    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.

    20 May
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