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lunes, 18 de abril de 2022
jueves, 23 de mayo de 2019
Celebrating a Green Future Together
The largest sustainability festival celebrates its premiere in Berlin. The GREENTECH FESTIVAL is taking place for the very first time May 23rd to 25th, 2019 / The exhibition, conference and award ceremony focus on sustainable innovations for the future / The event is expected to attract up to 50,000 visitors
From May 23rd to 25th, the stage of the future will be at the former Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. With the slogan 'Celebrate Change' the GREENTECH FESTIVAL brings people together from all over the world to inspire them with green technologies for a more sustainable lifestyle. The event, which is expecting up to 50,000 visitors, was initially conceived by former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg and entrepreneurs Marco Voigt and Sven Krüger. GREENTECH FESTIVAL's partner is Formel E, which will also host this year's Berlin E-Prix on May 25th on the airport field.
The first of its kind, the GREENTECH FESTIVAL consists of four modules. From May 24th to 25th, the GREENTECH EXHIBITION will present the latest innovative technologies, products and prototypes from 60 exhibitors from all over the world. Special highlights include the Volocopter, a fully electric Multicopter, the Ehang drone taxi and the German premiere of the Pininfarina Battista electric hyper sports car. In addition to topics like mobility, the exhibitors will be presenting their take on what the details of a sustainable lifestyle can look like.
Google will present the new sustainability software "Your Plan. Your Planet", Veloform will present the world's smallest hotel to visitors, and Insnack will let guests taste insect ice cream. At the two-day GREEN LEADERS CONFERENCE (May 24th-25th), 60 prominent thought leaders, pioneers and leading business representatives will address the pressing issues of our time in keynotes, breakout sessions and panel discussions. In addition to Prof. Dr. Johan Rockström, the world's leading climate researcher, EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc, National Geographic Explorer Asher Jay, H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway is one of the most noteworthy speakers. More than 800 guests are expected.
On May 24th, the GREEN AWARDS will be presented in the categories 'Start-up', 'Innovation', 'Game Changer', 'Rising Star' and 'Special Prize Norway'. After 12 years, the GreenTec Awards have merged with the British Green Awards and are going forward with a new name as well as a stronger international orientation. Projects from seven nations and three continents are represented among the 15 finalists. 1,000 distinguished guests from politics, business and society are expected to walk the green carpet on the evening of the gala. In addition to the patron of the event, Federal Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer, H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway (this year's partner country), the actors Veronica Ferres and Til Schweiger have also agreed to give speeches. The GREEN VIBES modulewill ensure a special start to the festival. As part of the Telekom Street Gigs, the British indie pop band 'Bastille' will give an exclusive concert on the festival grounds on May 23rd. Thanks to the partner, First Climate, the Telekom Street Gigs will be completely environmentallyneutral.
About the GREENTECH FESTIVAL
With the slogan 'Celebrate Change', the GREENTECH FESTIVAL brings people together from all over the world to inspire them with green technologies for a sustainable lifestyle. As the first festival of its kind, it combines the largest exhibition of green technologies to date (GREENTECH EXHIBITION I 24.-25.05.19), a conference featuring renowned visionaries (GREEN LEADERS CONFERENCE I 23.-24.05.19), the presentation of the GREEN AWARDS (24.05.19) and the GREEN VIBES concert (23.05.19). More information can be found here.
The largest sustainability festival celebrates its premiere in Berlin. The GREENTECH FESTIVAL is taking place for the very first time May 23rd to 25th, 2019 / The exhibition, conference and award ceremony focus on sustainable innovations for the future / The event is expected to attract up to 50,000 visitors
From May 23rd to 25th, the stage of the future will be at the former Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. With the slogan 'Celebrate Change' the GREENTECH FESTIVAL brings people together from all over the world to inspire them with green technologies for a more sustainable lifestyle. The event, which is expecting up to 50,000 visitors, was initially conceived by former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg and entrepreneurs Marco Voigt and Sven Krüger. GREENTECH FESTIVAL's partner is Formel E, which will also host this year's Berlin E-Prix on May 25th on the airport field.
The first of its kind, the GREENTECH FESTIVAL consists of four modules. From May 24th to 25th, the GREENTECH EXHIBITION will present the latest innovative technologies, products and prototypes from 60 exhibitors from all over the world. Special highlights include the Volocopter, a fully electric Multicopter, the Ehang drone taxi and the German premiere of the Pininfarina Battista electric hyper sports car. In addition to topics like mobility, the exhibitors will be presenting their take on what the details of a sustainable lifestyle can look like.
Google will present the new sustainability software "Your Plan. Your Planet", Veloform will present the world's smallest hotel to visitors, and Insnack will let guests taste insect ice cream. At the two-day GREEN LEADERS CONFERENCE (May 24th-25th), 60 prominent thought leaders, pioneers and leading business representatives will address the pressing issues of our time in keynotes, breakout sessions and panel discussions. In addition to Prof. Dr. Johan Rockström, the world's leading climate researcher, EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc, National Geographic Explorer Asher Jay, H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway is one of the most noteworthy speakers. More than 800 guests are expected.
On May 24th, the GREEN AWARDS will be presented in the categories 'Start-up', 'Innovation', 'Game Changer', 'Rising Star' and 'Special Prize Norway'. After 12 years, the GreenTec Awards have merged with the British Green Awards and are going forward with a new name as well as a stronger international orientation. Projects from seven nations and three continents are represented among the 15 finalists. 1,000 distinguished guests from politics, business and society are expected to walk the green carpet on the evening of the gala. In addition to the patron of the event, Federal Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer, H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway (this year's partner country), the actors Veronica Ferres and Til Schweiger have also agreed to give speeches. The GREEN VIBES modulewill ensure a special start to the festival. As part of the Telekom Street Gigs, the British indie pop band 'Bastille' will give an exclusive concert on the festival grounds on May 23rd. Thanks to the partner, First Climate, the Telekom Street Gigs will be completely environmentallyneutral.
About the GREENTECH FESTIVAL
With the slogan 'Celebrate Change', the GREENTECH FESTIVAL brings people together from all over the world to inspire them with green technologies for a sustainable lifestyle. As the first festival of its kind, it combines the largest exhibition of green technologies to date (GREENTECH EXHIBITION I 24.-25.05.19), a conference featuring renowned visionaries (GREEN LEADERS CONFERENCE I 23.-24.05.19), the presentation of the GREEN AWARDS (24.05.19) and the GREEN VIBES concert (23.05.19). More information can be found here.
viernes, 9 de marzo de 2018
Every year, the world’s IT security community gathers in a unique location for a remarkable event known to all simply as ‘The SAS’. For several days they debate and discuss the evolving cyber-threat landscape, present cutting-edge research, share information on new technologies, and find new ways to improve collaboration in the fight against cybercrime.
2018 marks the 10th anniversary of the Security Analyst Summit, and to celebrate the occasion the event returns to Cancun, welcoming high-caliber anti-malware researchers, global law enforcement agencies and CERTs, senior executives from financial services, technology, healthcare, academia and government agencies, and leading technology media, among others. Confirmed participants for 2018 already include senior representatives from Microsoft, Google, Avast, Telstra, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Talos, SecurityWeek, Qintel, ThreatBook, FireEye and Cisco Talos, among many others.
The results will power IT security strategies and research for the remainder of 2018, and forge new relationships and strengthen existing ones – all with the shared goal of making cyberspace a safer place for all.
jueves, 8 de marzo de 2018
Every year, the world’s IT security community gathers in a unique location for a remarkable event known to all simply as ‘The SAS’. For several days they debate and discuss the evolving cyber-threat landscape, present cutting-edge research, share information on new technologies, and find new ways to improve collaboration in the fight against cybercrime.
2018 marks the 10th anniversary of the Security Analyst Summit, and to celebrate the occasion the event returns to Cancun, welcoming high-caliber anti-malware researchers, global law enforcement agencies and CERTs, senior executives from financial services, technology, healthcare, academia and government agencies, and leading technology media, among others. Confirmed participants for 2018 already include senior representatives from Microsoft, Google, Avast, Telstra, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Talos, SecurityWeek, Qintel, ThreatBook, FireEye and Cisco Talos, among many others.
The results will power IT security strategies and research for the remainder of 2018, and forge new relationships and strengthen existing ones – all with the shared goal of making cyberspace a safer place for all.
domingo, 17 de septiembre de 2017
México, Ciudad de México, 15 de septiembre de 2017
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Rolando Alamillarolando.alamilla@theciu.com
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Durante el primer semestre de 2017 las ventas de dispositivos móviles se vieron impactadas negativamente por dos factores. En primer lugar, la migración de teléfonos básicos a inteligentes muestra una reducción conforme la penetración de smartphones se acerca a su techo estructural.
En segundo lugar, el incremento en el precio de los dispositivos. La depreciación observada a principios de año provocó un encarecimiento de los equipos, incentivando a los usuarios a alargar el periodo de remplazo de su Smartphone.
En México, 51% de los Smartphones son de gama baja, es decir, 48.9 millones de equipos. El tiempo de reemplazo de los usuarios de esta gama es el que se ve mayormente impactado, al ser un segmento de población más sensible a los cambios en precios.
Además, al tratarse en mayor medida usuarios de prepago, no cuentan con subsidios ni plazos forzosos por parte del operador, por lo que tienen que realizar el pago total del dispositivo que deseen adquirir.
En el 1Q16, el tipo de cambio fue de $18.01 pesos por dólar y el periodo de reemplazo para los usuarios de gama baja era de 21.8 meses. En el 1Q17, cuando observamos un pico en la paridad peso-dólar, el tipo de cambio promedio del trimestre fue de $20.28 pesos por dólar y el periodo de reemplazo de los dispositivos se elevó a 24.6 meses. El mayor registrado en la historia.
En el periodo trimestral que finalizó en julio, el peso se apreció frente al dólar con lo cual el tipo de cambio promedio observado fue de $18.83, lo cual también permitió que el periodo de reemplazo mostrara una recuperación y se ubicara en los 23.6 meses.
Sin duda la tecnología avanza, los dispositivos con los que contamos hoy son mucho más potentes que los que teníamos hace dos años. Los Smartphone son dispositivos que los usuarios quisieran cambiar con mayor frecuencia y por otros con mejores características. De esta forma, la única limitante para realizarlo es el incremento en el precio de los dispositivos, lo cual contribuye a que los usuarios de gama baja tengan que alargar este proceso y conservar por más meses su dispositivo actual.
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viernes, 17 de marzo de 2017
Business program of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia has been set up as a two-day international conference Fashion Futurum. Panel discussions, workshops and presentations were launched in several zones of the Central Exhibition Hall Manege.
In the conference room Craig Arend, founder of Altamira NYC (USA), VR and AR expert, told the audience how VR technologies could be applied in retail. 3D videos and augmented reality bring new consumer experience: one can look at the product, try or test it and imagine it in different conditions. VR device that literally gives an opportunity to taste a meal without actually tasting it is already a reality. All you need is the objects printed on 3D printer, virtual environment, diffuser with an aroma and imitation of the effect of moving jaws. The speaker pointed out that virtual reality would soon become as simple and mundane as the use of telephone. Obviously, these technologies will be in demand in on-line stores for a detailed but distance introduction of a product to the client, and in demand with those retailers who look into the future and search new ways of interaction with the audience.
The next on the agenda was the panel discussion Future Jobs in Fashion: Fashion Professions Foresight, Expectations and Requirements. Representatives of the European institutions educating specialists of fashion industry discussed what contemporary education should be like and what professions would be in high demand in that field. Among the participants of the panel discussion were Sylvie Ebel, Executive Director, L’Institut Francais de la Mode (France); Danilo Venturi, Dean, Polimoda (Italy),Covadonga O’Shea, Founder, ISEM Fashion Business School, best-selling author (Spain). Tatiana Rivchun, Associate Dean, School of Design, Higher School of Economics (Russia), moderated the discussion. Speakers shared the view that the most productive studying method was the project work. Particularly participation in the project gives an understanding how production works, how to improve in communications, how the team work with other professionals is constructed. Bright personality and a good team player are what the employers are looking for. Apart from designers and production experts, the profession of fashion manager is in high demand and large companies offer opportunities for their professional development.
David Monteith, Fashion & Apparel Director at Flextronics (USA), devoted his workshop to the possibilities of synthesis of technologies and fashion. Studying fashion in a broad sense, as an array of prestigious objects, we can see that new technologies are already a part of it: smart accessories, fitness wear, watches and jewelry. Wearable technologies are one of the profiles of the company represented by David. The second direction, but not the least important one, is the technological advancement of the production process. Fast fashion, increase of production costs for clothes in China, demand for an individual approach in producing fashion for every particular client, set new tasks for the world of technologies. Many acute issues that fashion is facing today could be solved by production robotization. Hi-tech fabrics and accessories that can be status indicators and at the same time make one's life easier - it can all become a part of Haute Couture fashion provided experts in technologies and experts in aesthetics interact correctly and efficiently.
The innovations topic was continued by Giusy Bettoni, CEO at C.L.A.S.S. Eco Textile Library (Italy). Eco Textile Library was established by a group of companies from different countries. It works with the fashion houses and factories, aligns communication between them for the sake of ecological production of fabrics. Recycling of waste ends and use of newly discovered raw materials can save water resources and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Sustainable development as well as eco-production is something that should be supported, something that should be described to the clients for them to become aware of the new value.Guisy also advocated the increase of transparency in the production cycle: the consumer must know what he or she buys, consumers have the right to make a conscious choice.
The following experts participated in the discussion Fast Production for High-End Fashion: How does it Change the Industry: Geoffrey Willis (CEO, Trigon Select Ltd (UK), Mark Jarvis (Managing Director at World Textile Information Network (UK), Svetlana Andrianova, President of Company FARADEI CJSC,Filippo Ceroni, CEO of the Italian company Grazia Bagnaresi (Italy). Evgeny Kovnir, Deputy Director at Young Professional, ASI (Russia) conducted the talk with participants. Smart management can speed up the production processes; it includes the use of 3D printing and work in several directions simultaneously. Mark Jarvis expressed his assurance that the reverse process was also inevitable presupposing the slowdown of fashion and growing demand for customized products.
Giualia Pirovano, Group Market Director at Instituto Marangoni (Italy), told the audience about Talent Sourcing in the Fashion Industry. Setting Italian fashion industry as an example, the speaker shared how to succeed in the world of marketing and how talent sourcing and promotion of young talented designers was proceeded in Italy. She also responded to the question about the possible partnership of Russian designers with Italian market. 'Russian fashion has deep roots in spite of the fact that it is not so famous. We are ready to cooperate and share experience with the young Russian designers', underlined Pirovano. 'We invite them to come either to Milan or to Paris to the French school.' Natalya Pochinok, Rector of the Russian State Social Studies University, talked with Giulia.
The question about possible support of the young designers was brought up and the speaker gave a detailed answer: 'It is rather hard to get into the world of fashion because it is very competitive. We motivate young designers to take part in international events. There is a large number of festivals and fashion weeks but is hard to get through. National Chamber of Italian Fashion coordinates such events and arranged three of them: within 10 years we have been selecting the best designers among 200 people and proceeded with their promotion. We selected 30-35 designers and covered expenses for showroom rent, placed funds for advertising, provided contacts of the fashion houses, fabrics manufacturers and suppliers.' Apart from that, Pirovano highlighted the importance of support of the young designers on the state level.
The dialogue was followed by another public talk with Mark Jarvis, Managing Director at World Textile Information Network (UK). It was devoted to technologies and technology disruption in value chain. In the presentation, Mark Jarvis showed how digital technologies were applied in the fashion industry and gave a brief overview of the brands that offered their clients the opportunity to personalize the selected garments. 'What we observe is the perfect storm: there are demands coming from people and computers and technologies offer possibilities to respond to those demands. At the moment digital technologies exist apart from each other but soon they will be united in one space, it will happen, it is just a matter of time,' said the speaker.
David Monteith, Fashion & Apparel Director at Flextronics (USA), Amanda Parkes, Chief of Technology and Research at Manufacture NY (USA) and Dmitry Kolobov, Director of the Department on Development of the Industry of Socially Minded Goods in the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation discussed the following milestone in the fashion industry: Smart Clothing for People with Disabilities.Sergey Karnaukhov, Head of the Federal Project Alliance of Russian Art Engineers, Associate Professor RANEPA (Russia) was the moderator of the discussion. In this fashion direction, the focus is not only on the aesthetics but also on comfortable characteristics and usability. Companies dealing with clothes production for people with disabilities work very closely with the clients. Manufacturing of special clothes requires attention and precision. Embedding electronic devices (for diagnosing the health state and improving mobility) into costumes is the issue that manufacturers of such brands are trying to solve. However different approaches are possible in design: from modelling familiar visual volumes to decoration of artificial limbs. Positioning issues are also still on the agenda.
The panel discussion Fashion is Next Hot Spot for Investments included the following participants:Alexander Korchevsky, Partner at 12BF Global Ventures, Irina Dyadyunova, CEO at Russian Fashion Council and Kirill Tischenko, representative of Investment Dept at Skolkovo Foundation. Speakers talked on the subject of financing designers, about the necessity to forecast risks and analyze fashion markets independent of the scale of the project. The investor should be aware of the market niche to be occupied by designer and the brand so that he could see the perspectives. Irina Dyadyunova raised an issue about financial support to Russian designers with small production facilities, mentioned the specifics of work with such designers and common competition rules.
The question - Why Retailers Should Have an Innovation Program? - was answered by Scott Emmons, Head of the Innovation Lab, Neiman Marcus (USA). A great number of applications was created to simplify communication between the world of fashion and consumer. For instance, Memory Mirror, Snap. Find. Shop, Alerttec or the brand new application Inside by Powerfront. 'I would like to use this project to change the communication paradigm with the Internet client,' shared Scott Emmons. He also touched upon the subject of customized approach to shopping and advantages of the innovation programs that give the client an opportunity to get detailed information in the shortest possible span of time in regards of the appealing brand.
General Director of Be-in.ru Alexey Bajenov talked with Michael Burke, Head of Industry, Fashion, Sports & Toys, Google (USA) about the correlation of the role of glossy magazines and social networks in creating an image and in retail. Speaker provided statistical data and mentioned that today 75% of all purchases were done under the influence of Internet. Contemporary consumer cannot simply come to the store, talk to the sales manager and try on an item. He/she avoids consultants, conducts a search and makes a decision before going into a store. Images from glossy magazines are far from real desires of a particular consumer that is why they use search systems. Google became a tool for direct sales; it helps in collecting information about interests of the user, besides there is search engine advertising. Instagram has also become an important tool with the critical mass of popular bloggers. Now it is an image platform, one cannot shop there but can study the brands closer. Social networks provide opportunities to build a direct connection with the client at the same time pushing out the gloss and reducing costs on retail.
During the panel discussion Incubation of Fashion Tech the following experts shared their experience:Don Lim, Head of the Center for Creative Economy and Innovation (South Korea), Garry Stewart, Director at Wayra (UK) and Arseniy Uralov, CEO at Steelup.ru (Russia). Moderator of the discussion wasEkaterina Inozemtseva, Vice-President at Skolkovo Foundation (Russia). Don Lim shared his vision and told that technology should first be launched, then offered and only afterwards the demand growth could be expected. Fashion industry has good chances to become a platform for launching new technologies. Garry Stewart pointed out the possibility of cooperation with big players of the market that can draw attention of the audience to the new smaller companies. Arseniy used his infrastructure project as an example and demonstrated how incubator can assist in finding the sales market and in attracting investors.
COO Dr. Claudio D. Martelli told about the work of his company Trigon Select, Ltd (UK). In conditions of fast fashion managers have to deal with multiple types of demands. There is no time left for selecting the right suppliers. Trigon Select unites experts who have been working in the field of clothes manufacturing for a long time. Company deals with standardization of evaluation processes of production. Experts from Trigon Select go to a factory to any part of the world, study the economic profitability, equipment, qualification of employees and many other important aspects. The result of their work is regularly refilled global rating of suppliers. After completing the research and establishing the rating value, the company conducts SWOT-analysis and gives development recommendations.
Panel discussion System Disruption: Do Fashion Weeks Have a Future completed the first day of the international conference Fashion Futurum. The following experts were on board: Pascal Morand,Executive President, French Federation of the Haute Couture and Pret-a-porte (France), Xiaolei LV, Vice Secretary General of Shanghai Fashion Week (China) and Alexander Shumsky, Executive President of Russian Fashion Council (Russia). Pascal Morand noted that fashion weeks are icon events that reflect the state of the Russian fashion industry. Xiaolei LV underlines the importance of constant reinforcement of market positions and the importance of finding the target audience. Alexander Shumsky talked about the establishing of a business model and importance of a concept. He also mentioned how critical it is to calculate the process, which will give the designer opportunity to arrange individual fashion shows.
lunes, 13 de febrero de 2017
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Berlin/Ingolstadt, January 31, 2017 – The 67th Berlin International Film Festival will showcase the wide diversity of cinema from February 9 to 19. New technologies like virtual reality are important innovation drivers here. As the principal partner to the Berlinale, Audi supports dialogue between the arts and industry with the Berlinale Open House event series and the European Film Market’s EFM Horizon innovation platform. In addition, fans of the cinema can enjoy discussions about current films, exceptional concerts and the best view of the curb where the stars arrive.
The Berlinale is an interface between art and technology. With increasing digitalization, the two worlds are merging together. “Culture is an important innovation driver in our society since it shows new ways of thinking and new ideas – beyond linear processes,” explains Jason Lusty, Head of Marketing Germany at AUDI AG. “In an increasingly digital world, a strong creative industry takes on special importance. It examines things critically, uses artistic intuition to create new contexts and supports the acceptance of technical innovations in society.” For this reason, the possibilities and acceptance of new technologies will be one of the topics discussed during the Berlinale as part of the Berlinale Open House program in the Audi Berlinale Lounge. Panels made up of respected experts discussed, among other things, their assessments of the future of artificial intelligence. The European Film Market (EFM), held during the film screenings in the official program, has developed into one of the most important markets for the international film industry. As a partner to the new EFM Horizon innovation platform, Audi supports the issue of digitalization in the film industry. New technologies like virtual and augmented reality, connectivity through the Cloud and changed consumer behavior due to an ever-stronger on-demand culture are changing the film industry and automotive industry alike. The sharing of experiences drives innovation and highlights new options for collaboration. The brand with the four rings has facilitated a lucrative prize for experimental film since 2015 with the Audi Short Film Award. This year 23 films from 19 countries are competing for gold and silver bears in the Berlinale Shorts as well as for the Audi Short Film Award, which carries EUR 20,000 in prizes. “Short film is a platform for experimentation. Within a very short time span, it provokes emotions, enables changes in perspective, breaks conventions, tests new formats and explores boundaries,” Lusty said. The jury for international short film – Christian Jankowski, Carlos Núñez and Kimberly Drew – presented the Audi Short Film Award for works produced in an outstanding artistic style and, with it, underscored the importance of the form for social discourse. The Audi Berlinale Lounge can be accessed each day by anyone who is interested. From the balcony, the stars can be watched as they drive up to the red carpet. The discussion rounds with prominent guests and experts provide a look behind the scenes at the Berlinale. There is live music and DJ performances every night at the Berlinale Lounge Nights, starting at 8pmActs expected to perform include Robert Stadlober, Edita Malov?i? alias Madita, “Die Höchste Eisenbahn” and the “Major Minors,” among others. All schedules and details can be found atwww.berlinale.de/en/ As in previous years, Audi City Berlin is the official place to purchase Berlinale tickets, and will be open daily starting February 6 from 10am to 8pm: https://www.audi-city.com/ |
domingo, 22 de enero de 2017
Record participation in green trade fair duo
Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin:
178 international labels present themselves on expanded area
Programme: shows in imposing location, blogger event, photo
competition and numerous opportunities for information gathering
Onwards and upwards: the development trajectory of the green trade fair duo Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin is still heading in one direction only. Visitors to the Postbahnhof can look forward to an expanded product offer once again. From 17-19 January 2017, the international top players in eco fashion will present their new collections for A/W 2017/18. A total of 178 labels ensure a new exhibitor record and a fully booked trade fair duo. 'All the options that the Postbahnhof offers have been exhausted. We look forward to another positive reception from the exhibiting labels and a fantastic range', says Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles & Textile Technologies at Messe Frankfurt.
Falling in love with Greenbomb at the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin.
Greenshowroom will have a 20 per cent greater surface area and 15 per cent more labels than before. 40 international pioneers in the ecocontemporary segment will provide a host of high-quality looks on the upper floor of the Postbahnhof. The Ethical Fashion Show Berlin with 138 represented labels will also expand its presentation surface area: selected collections will be showcased on the upper and lower floors and also in the Club of the Postbahnhof for the first time. A "Patch-Work Customising Station" will also be set up in the Club in collaboration with Sportswear International and the denim artists at Balagans. Visitors are invited to bring their jeans and have them transformed into a new design.
Greenshowroom will have a 20 per cent greater surface area and 15 per cent more labels than before. 40 international pioneers in the ecocontemporary segment will provide a host of high-quality looks on the upper floor of the Postbahnhof. The Ethical Fashion Show Berlin with 138 represented labels will also expand its presentation surface area: selected collections will be showcased on the upper and lower floors and also in the Club of the Postbahnhof for the first time. A "Patch-Work Customising Station" will also be set up in the Club in collaboration with Sportswear International and the denim artists at Balagans. Visitors are invited to bring their jeans and have them transformed into a new design.
 Edelziege will be presenting the finest cashmere from Mongolia at Greenshowroom. | Show programme at the Energieforum for the first time The expanded offer at the Club has been made possible by moving the fashion show programme to the neighbouring Energieforum. The new and imposing location for the two hows "Salonshow" and "Ethical Fashion on Stage" can be reached in just three minutes on foot from the Postbahnhof. The site by the River Spree offers a first-rate and highly effective backdrop for showcasing the new collections from Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin. At the "Salonshow" on Wednesday 18 January at 5.30 p.m., highlights from the following labels can be seen: Austriandesign.at, Biaggi, Blue Valley, Inti Ferreira, ohanna Riplinger, Lanius, LaniusXKunert, Royal Blush, Somyso, Studio Elsien Gringhuis, Studio Jux and Xess+Baba. Then at7.30 p.m., the catwalk show "Ethical Fashion on Stage" will present selected looks by B Frog, C. Pauli, Chapati, Colombo3, Elementum, Greenbomb, Jaspe, Komodo, Naturaline, Organication, Shirts for Life, Tranquillo and Ukua Lov Baby. To finish the show, lavera Naturkosmetik will present the winner of the lavera Green Fashion Award from January 2016: Paul Iby with Johanna Winklhofer. |
"PrePeek": a direct line to the customer via influencers
With PrePeek, the event organisers of the trade fair duo have established a campaign whereby the exhibitor will gain a direct channel of communication to the end consumer. Bloggers and influencers will select collection pieces from participating labels, showcase them in photo shoots and write reports about them. The collaborating partner in this promotion is Kleiderei from Hamburg with support from Weleda. Edelziege will be presenting the finest cashmere from Mongolia at Greenshowroom.
Who can take the best trade fair photo?
Professional and amateur photographers, journalists and bloggers are being called to take part in a photo competition during the three days of the trade fair. Whether of people, the hustle and bustle of the trade fair or the fashion shows, photos can be posted on the Facebook pages of the two trade fairs tagged with #myfairpic, #greenshowroom and #EFSB. An expert jury will choose their favourite photo from all the posted photos. There is also a prize for the photo that attracts the most likes on the Internet. The two winners will each receive an edition of the book
"Fashion Made Fair" and a voucher from Kleiderei. Key topic "ActiveSlow" Progressive design and performance in combination with resource efficiency and recyclability are the key themes
for the winter season. In a showcase entitled "Active Wear +", Manufactum and ESMOD Berlin International University of Art for Fashion will present prototypical functional clothing. Selected exhibitors at both trade fairs will also present design innovations that are characterised especially by resource efficiency, slowness and recyclability. More in-depth information will be provided at the panel discussion entitled: "Save the sea: the issue of textile shedding into water bodies". The three-day programme of talks will also offer visitors the opportunity to inform themselves about current market developments and enter into discussions with fashion and sustainability experts.
With PrePeek, the event organisers of the trade fair duo have established a campaign whereby the exhibitor will gain a direct channel of communication to the end consumer. Bloggers and influencers will select collection pieces from participating labels, showcase them in photo shoots and write reports about them. The collaborating partner in this promotion is Kleiderei from Hamburg with support from Weleda. Edelziege will be presenting the finest cashmere from Mongolia at Greenshowroom.
Who can take the best trade fair photo?
Professional and amateur photographers, journalists and bloggers are being called to take part in a photo competition during the three days of the trade fair. Whether of people, the hustle and bustle of the trade fair or the fashion shows, photos can be posted on the Facebook pages of the two trade fairs tagged with #myfairpic, #greenshowroom and #EFSB. An expert jury will choose their favourite photo from all the posted photos. There is also a prize for the photo that attracts the most likes on the Internet. The two winners will each receive an edition of the book
"Fashion Made Fair" and a voucher from Kleiderei. Key topic "ActiveSlow" Progressive design and performance in combination with resource efficiency and recyclability are the key themes
for the winter season. In a showcase entitled "Active Wear +", Manufactum and ESMOD Berlin International University of Art for Fashion will present prototypical functional clothing. Selected exhibitors at both trade fairs will also present design innovations that are characterised especially by resource efficiency, slowness and recyclability. More in-depth information will be provided at the panel discussion entitled: "Save the sea: the issue of textile shedding into water bodies". The three-day programme of talks will also offer visitors the opportunity to inform themselves about current market developments and enter into discussions with fashion and sustainability experts.
miércoles, 21 de octubre de 2015
When Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveled 30 years into the future, we could only imagine the innovations we take for granted today -- new ideas and technologies that have completely changed the way we live, learn, and work.
Back then, if you’d have told me that I’d go from talking on a cell phone to talking cell biology, I would never have believed you. But today, The Michael J. Fox Foundation is helping to spearhead research collaborations to speed a future in which we can treat, cure, and even prevent brain diseases like Parkinson's.
So what’s possible in another 30 years? Call me an optimist, but I believe that by 2045 we’ll find the cures we seek -- especially because of all the smart, passionate people working to make it happen. Doctors and researchers around the world are developing new tools to improve the diagnosis and treatment of brain diseases, to tailor treatments -- for all illnesses -- through precision medicine, and to make life better for millions of people. This truly is the stuff of the future.
Today, on “Back to the Future Day,” I challenge you to imagine the world you want to live in thirty years from now. The White House is hosting a series of online conversations with innovators across the country all day long. Check it out and add your voice here.
We can't all be brain scientists, but all of us can get involved. One reason Parkinson’s research has come so far in the past 15 years is that people and families living with the disease have stepped up as advocates and innovators themselves, working to build the future we all want.
Together, we’ll make neurological illness a thing of the past.
And if we all eventually get hoverboards, well -- that's a bonus.
lunes, 24 de agosto de 2015
CA Technologies es reconocidoLíder Global en Administración de Mercados API de acuerdo a la firma alemana KuppingerCole
Innovación, Solución Integral, Presencia en el mercado y Seguridad- ProductosRelacionados con la Identidad de Competencias utilizadas para determinar la Puntuación Total del Líder
México, 21 de Agosto de 2015 – CA Technologies, una de las empresas más grandes de software para seguridad, desarrollo y gestión de TI del mundo, anunció hoy que fue nombrado "líderglobal" en la administración de la API en el reciente informe de Liderazgo Compassemitido por KuppingerCole, una firma deanálisis de seguridad de identidad centrada en información de seguridad. Las Soluciones de Administración de API deCA fueron evaluados por el informe, que valoró las soluciones de administraciónintegrada de API existentes, con un fuerte enfoque en la seguridad de API.
"El portafolio de administración de API deCA ofrece una solución completa paraprácticamente todos los escenarios imaginables de administración de API, al mismo tiempo que garantiza un alto grado de integración y una de las mejoresimplementaciones de las funciones de seguridad de API y de identidad. Al combinar la tecnología de vanguardia con una fuerte presencia en el mercado global,CA Technologies puede ser definitivamente reconocida como el principal candidatopara la mayoría de las organizaciones",Alexei Balaganski, Analista Senior deKuppingerCole, escribió en el informe.
En el informe "Liderazgo Compass:Administración de la Seguridad de API*",KuppingerCole evaluó a los líderes encuatro categorías: innovación, presencia en el mercado y producto, con los líderesglobales en base a una clasificación combinada de esas tres categorías. CA fue el líder en todas ellas, incluyendo la evaluación general.
"Las APIs son los bloques de construcción de hoy para aplicaciones móviles y web, los ecosistemas de la Internet de las Cosas, deben ser protegidos", dijoDenyson Machado, Director Senior de Soluciones de Seguridad para CA Technologies en América Latina. “Con la administración API de CA, nosotros ayudamos a nuestros clientes a acelerar la entrega de aplicaciones y asegurar sus APIs para desarrollar con confianza los nuevos modelos de negocio y las oportunidades de crecimiento en la economía de la aplicaciones."
Para descargar una copia de cortesía del reporte y aprender más acerca de las Soluciones de Administración de API de CA desde el sitio web de CA.
*KuppingerCole, “Leadership Compass: API Security Management,” Julio 2015
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CA Technologies (NASDAQ: CA) ofrece softwares que impulsan la transformación de las empresas y les permite aprovechar las oportunidades de la economía las aplicaciones. El software es el corazón de cada negocio y de cada industria. Desde la planificación, el desarrollo, hasta la administración y la seguridad, CA está trabajando con compañías de todo el mundo para cambiar la forma en que la vivimos, realizamos transacciones, y nos comunicamos - a través del móvil, la nube privada y pública, entornos distribuidos y de mainframe. Para mayor información, favor de consultar en www.ca.com/mx.
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