The summit will delve into how artificial intelligence (AI) and other cutting-edge advancements are reshaping the way control rooms operate. Explore the potential of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) to provide immersive training experiences and improve collaboration among operators. Debate the future relationship between the digital and human agent.
We will also discuss the responsible use of AI in control rooms, including issues of bias, privacy, and accountability, and ensuring alignment with organisational goals and regulatory requirements.
Don't miss this opportunity to let your imagination run wild with industry experts, network with your peers, and gain valuable insights into the future of control rooms.
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The conference is chaired by
Chris Dreyfus-Gibson, Vice-Chairman of the International Critical Control Rooms Alliance (ICCRA). David Jackson, Strategic Consultant and ICCRA Director EMEA, will co-host the Summit with Chris.
Summit Programme
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CC5.15 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
A quick hello and a look at the day's programme and what to expect.
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CC5.110 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
An overview of the current trends within the control room market
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CC5.120 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
This presentation explores how advancements in technology are reshaping the functionality and design of control rooms. From multi-site connectivity to user-centric designs that enhance operator efficiency, the session will highlight key trends driving the future of these vital spaces.
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CC5.125 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
Using the case of Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona as a reference, this presentation will analyse concrete examples such as the "Liquid Hospital" project, a model that transcends physical infrastructures to connect patients and their families, enabling closer and more personalised care.
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CC5.115 mins
- Audio
- Control Rooms Summit
A Catalyst for Control Room Transformation: Exploration of the latest advancements in AV technologies, such as high-resolution displays, immersive audio, and video conferencing solutions.
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CC5.115 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
Driving advanced data sharing and command from the incident ground to the control room
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Networking breakCC5.120 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
Join colleagues and speakers for a beverage and catch up on the content so far.
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CC5.140 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
Panel discussion featuring industry experts from various fields to discuss the future trends and challenges facing control rooms, with a focus on the role of AV technologies.Speakers
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CC5.115 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
With more information coming in and higher expectations of the control room operators, managing the complexity of the control room operation has evolved and this is all behind closed doors, out of public sight. In this session we will use case studies to look at the considerations, how to create future proof control rooms that handle legacy and modern operating systems, and the stages to achieve it.
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CC5.115 mins
- Cybersecurity
- Control Rooms Summit
DNK was founded in 1935 and provides war risk insurance and loss prevention services. Their purpose is to protect Norwegian maritime assets against extreme incidents such as war, terror, privacy and cyberattacks. This presentation will give you insight into DNK’s process to rebuild their Intelligence & Operations Center (IOC) and their views on future proofing the IOC, incident handling, AI, and turning the IOC into a multipurpose environment.
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CC5.170 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
Dive into this interactive (and fun) workshop session, exploring where control rooms will be in the next 10 years and what this means for the AV industry. Reflecting on the presentations and discussions earlier, we will delve into what technologies control room operations will require in the future. This workshop promises to spark creativity and inspire new perspectives. Don't miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of the control room evolution!
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CC5.15 mins
- Control Rooms Summit
Closing remarks followed by a networking reception.