Digitalisation has already conquered the world, the markets and the private sector as well, it is time to make it a conversation topic regarding good governance and good public administration too – said Prof. Dr. László Palkovics, minister for innovation and technology in his welcoming speech on Thursday, at the Digital Public Administration Summit (DPAS) 1st Workshop online conference.
The Digitális Jólét Program (DJP), (Digital Success Programme), is organising the third Digital Education Conference and Exhibition (DOKK) between 14-16 October 2020, which for the first time is held in online format due to the ongoing pandemic.
Budapest was also enriched with a digital entertainment centre. From now on those interested can explore and try the newest infocommunication and digital devices for free at the Hidegkuti Nándor Stadium.
We have been thinking differently about digitalisation since the coronavirus pandemic started and digital devices have received special attention in the areas of economy, education and work as well – said Dr. András Levente Gál, the professional leader of Digitális Jólét Program (DJP), (Digital Success Programme), during his opening speech at the Networkshop 2020 conference.
NETWORKSHOP, a three-day-long online conference starting on 2 September is expecting those interested with 104 presentations and six thematic sections.
Huge interest accompanied the e-sport competitions of the 2020 FISU World Forum where the contestants could test their knowledge in FIFA 20 and digital chess. Both sports celebrated South American winners however in HearthStone there was a Hungarian triumph.
In Budapest, the University of Physical Education and the Hungarian University Sports Federation (HUSF), together with the technical support of the Digital Success Programme (DSP) organised the world forum of the International University Sports Federation with online extensions for the first time in the world.
With more than 2700 individual viewers and almost 1400 participants the world forum organised by the University of Physical Education and the Hungarian University Sports Federation (HUFS) together with the technical support of the Digital Success Programme (DSP) has concluded.
CEOI, held from 23 to 29 August, is the most important competition in informatics for secondary school students in the region, that has been organised annually since 1994 with the participation of fourteen teams – from the eight founding countries and one non-regional guest country.
László Jobbágy, the CEO of Digital Success Programme, has participated in an English language conference called “Kanapé pitch”, held by Tőkeportál, Hungary’s first crowdfunding website, where there was also opportunity for pitching among the international experts in the areas of crowdfunding and impact investments.
The forum, organised by the University of Physical Education and the Hungarian University Sports Federation (HUSF), is held in an unconventional hybrid solution – set in both real and virtual space – due to the pandemic with 1400 participants from 102 countries.
