Forum Energy; Networks; Utilities & Resilience

The activities of utilities, which have a wide variety of energy and material flow as their business purpose, are the backbone of any economic activity. Modern industrial structures and supply structures in urban and rural areas are unthinkable without supply, management, and, where appropriate, the removal of energy and material flows. Under influences such as rapidly changing procurement situations, price explosions, and the shortage of skilled workers, the degree of digitization in this context is not the sole success factor of an efficient and secure supply. Still, it is a significant factor with rapidly growing importance. For these reasons, SIBB is dedicating this new forum to the topics described below and invites all interested parties far beyond the IT industry to participate constructively and to participate and co-create.

The forum "Energy; Networks; Utilities & Resilience" deals with the requirements for the continuous and safe supply and disposal of the energy and material cycles necessary for the economy and the private sector. The focus is on digital structures, without which a modern and ideally innovative supply and disposal are no longer conceivable. In addition to the technical and organizational challenges, it is also important for the forum managers to look at the legal framework and the international perspective on current developments in other regions. We deal with topics related to the transformation of network supply infrastructures and all related necessary enablers towards digitized, transparent service units that place the customer(s) at the center of their actions.

The added value of the events:

To be "on the pulse of time" and thus to know and discuss the latest technical and administrative developments in the segments of the forum. Build and expand direct connections to the various utility industries from an ICT perspective. Use impulses for the company's development and actively set in the community.
Exchange of experience – exchange of opinions – transfer of know-how

Target groups:

• Provider
  
  
• Utilities of the various industries, regional, national, international
  
  
• Politically responsible for services of general interest and security of supply for industry and the population
  
  
• Sharing Economy Companies & Employees
  
  
• Smart City interested
  
  
• Tech editors and interested investors