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He graduated at the Foreign Trade College in Budapest and then he pursued business studies to enhance his knowledge. 
He started his professional career as a customer manager at Integra Kft. As of 1997 he worked as an account manager of financial partners for Unisys Hungary and then as Head of Customer Relations.
He joined Cisco Systems Magyarország in 2000 as Head of Sales responsible for Key Accounts. He was appointed Director of the Large Corporations, and he headed the company as a managing director from February 2007.
From 15 September 2008, he was the managing director of IQSYS Zrt. From 1 October 2012, he was deputy CEO for Sales at T-Systems Hungary. Currently he is the Chief Executive Officer of T-Systems Hungary.

2012 – Ministry of National Development, Minister of State, 2010–2012 Ministry of National Development, Deputy State Secretary; 1996 – Board of Customs and Excise, in various officer and then executive positions, and finally as deputy to the national commander-in-chief. Main activates: analysis, international activity, information technology, finances, business management, and public procurement; between 1994-1996 desk officer at the Regional Sales Office of the Hungarian Railways (MÁV).

Christopher Mattheisen (born in 1961) graduated in economics at the Indiana University, Bloomington and at Columbia University. He started to work in the telecom industry in 1993 as Director of Sales and Marketing of Westel 900 in Budapest. Then he was involved in the launching of several Hungarian, Polish and Czech mobile operators for U.S. West International. Between 1997–1999 he directed the marketing and sales activities of MediaOne in London. Then he worked in the UK at BT Cellnet as Business Marketing and Sales Director. In September 2002, Mr. Mattheisen became Director of Retail Services of Magyar Telekom and
in January 2005, Director of Landline Services (“T-Com”, including Retail, Internet and Network divisions). Since December 6, 2006, Mr. Mattheisen has been the Chief Executive Officer of Magyar Telekom, and a member of the Company’s Board of Directors.

Kerstin Günther has extensive international experience with various organizations of the Deutsche Telekom Group. She joined the Group in 1991 and had several executive positions. In 1997 she was Head of Regulatory Relations and in 1999 Head of Wholesale with Matáv (currently Magyar Telekom). Between 2001 and 2003 she worked as Head of Strategic and External Relations at Slovak Telekom, and in 2003 she became Head of the Personal Services Centre of T-Com. In 2004, she became Head of the Central European Technical Infrastructure Business. As Head of T-Home’s Service and Customer Requirement Management, between 2007–2010 she was responsible for managing the lifecycles of all T-Home technical products. Then she worked as Head of Deutsche Telekom’s Technology Planning. As of 1 March 2012, she is Head of the European Technology unit. Currently she is responsible for the functional management of Technology in 13 countries of the Europe Board area.

Christian M. Wirth is the Vice President responsible for T-Systems’ Business Intelli-gence and Big Data business.  Prior to joining T-Systems in 2012, he was the Country Manager for the largest region in EMEA – Germany, Switzerland, Austria – at Com-puware for over 5 years, where he was accountable for Client Server and Mainframe revenue growth.   He launched his sales career working at Reuters, Business Objects and Cognos.  Christian obtained a B.A. in Business Administration while working simultaneously at Commerzbank, a top three German bank.

He graduated in Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest. He started his professional career in the field of industrial automation as a hardware and software developer. From 1989 he was in charge of the development, design and project management of office automation, logistics, corporate
management, healthcare and telecommunications software for 10 years.  Then he directed the planning, development and operation of IT systems for financial institutions, industrial companies and public administration organizations in various executive positions.

Since 2004 he has worked for IQSYS, initially as a Project Director for Financial
Institutions.  He was the company’s deputy managing director from 2009.  He was responsible for the company’s operations, and then from 2010 he headed the implementation division.  Currently he is in charge of the Application and Business Integration Division as a deputy CEO of T-Systems Hungary.

He graduated in Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest in 1991 and obtained a degree in PR/Marketing at the Foreign Trade College in 2004. He started his career as a development engineer at the predecessor of KFKI, then he worked as a sales manager. From 1999, he worked as Director of Sales in the integrating organization. In the last two years he has been a Deputy CEO of KFKI Zrt. and Head of horizontal sales. Currently the ICT division reports to him as deputy CEO of T-Systems Hungary.

Peter is a Partner and Managing Director of the Boston Consulting Group, based in its Budapest office. Peter joined BCG in 2000 and has split his time in the Budapest and San Francisco offices. He is leading BCG's TMT (Telecommunications, Media and Technology) Practice in Budapest and co-leading its efforts in the CEE region. Peter is also a core member of BCG's Marketing and Sales Practice Area. He has a tremendous wealth of experience in the ICT space in Hungary, Europe and the US and has completed numerous engagements for leading companies optimizing their sales and marketing approaches. Before joining BCG Peter was a Business Analyst at McKinsey & Co. Peter earned his Ms.C. degree at the Budapest University of Economic Sciences in Business Administration and in International Management at Copenhagen Business School.

Michael Ganser serves as the Senior Vice President for the Central Theater, Cisco's largest region within the Europe, Middle East, Africa and Russia (EMEAR). He is responsible for 17 countries across the Central and Eastern European region.

Ganser has been with Cisco for more than 17 years, during which time he has served as a manager in over 20 countries in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Until Summer 2011, he was responsible for the DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) region and acting as leader for the enterprise customer segment on a European level.

As Chairman of the Board of Cisco Germany from 2005 to 2010, he grew this division into Cisco's second largest market. Under his stewardship Cisco launched the D2012 initiative, a program to build strategic support for key areas of activity in Germany, thereby making a valuable contribution to economic and social growth. Before that he ran operations in Central and Eastern Europe and was Vice President Sales, responsible for service provider activities in Europe and the Middle East. He started his career within Cisco as General Manager for the Swiss business.

During his leadership, Cisco has been among the top four positions as the Best Employer in Germany from 2007 to 2010. On top of this, Cisco was honored in 2008 with the Fairness Award from the Great Place to Work Institute. He is often invited to speak at European IT and business trade shows and conferences.

Rob is the CEO and Associate founder of Singularity University. When not cheerleading for the university, he is building new forums to catch and propel the amazing ideas and people that come out of it. If he’s not doing that, he’s riding something, building something, starting something, funding something, or advising something.

Prior to Singularity, he co-founded Velocity11 in 1999, building automation equipment and robotics for cancer research and drug discovery. After being acquired by Agilent Technologies in 2007, he traded the CEO role for a General Manager role attempting to be a catalyst for change at a big company. He gave up in 2009 to go surfing. He is also a co-founder of Alite Designs, is an active angel investor, and holds degrees in Mechanical, Materials Science and Manufacturing Engineering from UC Davis and Stanford University.

Mr. Michaca studied at the Engineering School of Lucerne where he got an Electronics Engineering Diploma, followed by a Business Administration degree obtained at the Graduate school of Business
Administration in Zurich, completed by a Post Graduate degree at the Lausanne IMD International Institute for Management Development.
He joined Oracle Corporation in 1991 where he held several Sales positions raging from Global Account manager, Sales Director and Managing Director and Vice President in various parts of the organization. He is currently the Vice President in charge of Engineered Systems for ECEMEA Eastern Europe, CIS,
Middle East and Africa. 
Mr. Michaca born in Lebanon in 1962, is a Swiss citizen. His native language is French and he is fluent in English German, Spanish, Italian and Arabic. 
He is also on the advisory board of several technology start-ups helping them developing their expansion and Go to Market Strategies.

He obtained his degree in 1990 at the Széchenyi István College of Technology in Győr. He started his career at MATÁV’s Baja primary district (79). Between 1994-2000 he was the manager of the  Baja Telecommunication Centre of Emitel Rt., a company that won the local telecommunication concession. His duties included ensuring landline telecommunications services to retail and business customers in the primary district, including technical operation, development and customer contact.  
From 2000 he was employed by GTS Magyarország Kft for the improvement and development projects of optical networks as well as transmission technological systems. He was also responsible for the extension of GTS optical backbones in the entire country, the establishment of local node connections and customer accesses, and the creation of new international border crossing points. He participated in the establishment of the GTS Group’s new POP points in Frankfurt and Vienna. In 2006 he managed the GTS local loop unbundling offer (RUO). From 2009 as director of transmission technology for GTS, he managed development, investment and operation.
In August 2011 he joined the Network Development Project of the Ministry of National Development as a consultant to the Ministerial Commissioner and a project coordinator. His duties include the technical coordination of the organisations performing implementation, and ensuring fulfilment of the concept and the expected service levels during implementation. 
From its establishment in March 2012 to October 2013 he was the Development Director of MVM NET Zrt.
On 4 October 2013 he was appointed by the Minister of National Development to act as Ministerial Commissioner for the implementation of duties related to the consolidation of public networks and other tasks as detailed in order no. 39/2013.(X.4) NFM.

She studied at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics between 2002 and 2008 and graduated in January 2008 as a technical manager specialised in product management. In the meantime at a 2006 autumn job fair she got acquainted with the IQSYS team, and in February 2007 she was employed first as an intern and then, from March 2008, as a full-time designer analyst. She is engaged, among others, in mandatory reporting, workflow management, income registration, deposit insurance and energy valuation.  Since 2009 she has been participating in the development of several document management projects, including IQDoc system, the large corporate document management solution of IQSYS.  She participated in the development of instantDoc solution, T-System’s cloud-based document management service, as a senior analyst, and currently she is the project manager attending to the presales and improvement duties related to the system.

He is a certified financial economist, and a certified corporate managing agricultural engineer. After graduating from the University of Agricultural Sciences in Gödöllő, he also obtained a diploma at the College of Finance and Accountancy.
He is also a chartered accountant and has high-level foreign trade qualifications. Between 1993 and 2003, he worked for the company managing and privatizing state-owned assets as a manager and director (ÁV Rt. and ÁPV Rt.), then spent nearly 6 years at a financial company as a deputy CEO (Cívis Credit Pénzügyi Szolgáltató Zrt.). Previously he has worked for BKV Zrt. as financial deputy CEO, directing the company's economic, financial and sales processes. He was appointed to Chief Executive Officer of BKV Zrt. on 14th February 2012.

He obtained his degrees in 2008 at the University of Szeged, Faculty of the Humanities, specialising in
communication, public relations and history. In 2011-2012 he was Head of the
Communication Department and spokesperson for the National Development Agency,
and then he was appointed to act as Deputy State Secretary for Development
Projects at the Ministry of National Development. Since 2013 he has been
attending to the duties of a Deputy State Secretary for Development Policy.

He started his career at Eurogate Logisztikai Zrt as an IT business analyst. During the years spent in this position, he was engaged in the operation of forwarding, the coordination of its development and the implementation of the system abroad. In addition to the forwarding system, he was also in charge of creating and developing the new functions and processes of the CRM system used by the company group.

He joined T-Systems in 2011 (or its predecessor called IQSYS Zrt at the time) as a junior CRM consultant. He participated in the establishment of T-Systems’ instantSales CRM service, and has been in charge of its sales, introduction and development projects ever since. In addition to the instantSales service, he is also engaged in the introduction and development projects of Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Oracle Siebel.

He graduated as an engineer from the Budapest University of technology. In 2006 he joined T-Systems' predecessor and has been engaged in the design and implementation of large corporate network security solutions. His priority specialisation includes Network Admission Control (NAC) systems.

With extensive research and managerial experience in the field of vocational education and training and employment policy, Dr. Tamás Köpeczi-Bócz is a recognized VET expert at national and European level.
Dr. Köpeczi-Bócz is a habilitated Associate Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences at Corvinus University of Budapest, where he is head of the Observatory Centre for Educational Development. As national representative of Cedefop’s ReferNet network, he has been supervising the reporting and dissemination activities of the Hungarian ReferNet team for the past 9 years. In 2012 he led the team’s research and training development project aiming at the promotion of social inclusion through vocation education and training.
He is also General Director of Türr istván Training and Research Institute. The governmental organisation’s main responsibilities include the methodological development and nationwide implementation of ESF-type adult training programmes, with particular attention to the social and economic integration of disadvantaged groups.
Dr. Köpeczi-Bócz holds a Masters degree in European studies and wrote his Ph.D. dissertation on VET and employability.
 

He graduated as a physician from the Semmelweis University of Budapest, then qualified as a healthcare management specialist and completed a PhD. He started his career as a clinical physician and an assistant lecturer. Between 2002-2003 he acted as the Deputy Director for Finances and IT at the National Medical Centre. Since 2004 he has been a member of the Board of Directors of MKB Health Fund. For ten years he has been Director General for Strategic and Operation Development of the Semmelweis University, where he also acted as an associate professor between 2012-2013. Since 2013 he has been Deputy Rector of the University of Szeged.

He obtained his BSc from the Faculty of Information Technology of the University of Óbuda and his MBA
from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Early in his career he worked in various commercial positions in the ICT sector (as a commercial manager for Alcatel Magyarország, a county manager for Newbridge Networks, and a commercial director for Seeburger Magyarország Kft). Then in the past more than ten years he was engaged in the development of various products and services in telecommunications, information technology and the media (as a business development and commercial manager in charge of TV2 high-priced text messages and IVR-based services for Telefor  Médiszolgáltató Kft; as a business development manager in charge of triple play for Actel Távközlési Zrt; and as an IT Products and Services Manager for the mobile operator Bakcell Co. Ltd. in Azerbaijan). He joined KFKI
Rendszerintegrációs Zrt, a predecessor of T-Systems Hungary, as an innovation manager in 2008. Since January 2013, he has been a product consultant in charge of the market introduction and development of the Optimál energy management.

He graduated from the Kandó Kálmán College of Electrical Engineering. Between 1986 and  1990 he worked as a development engineer. In 1990 he was elected mayor of the 14th district of Budapest. On expiry of his mandate he acted as director of Citynform Rt., in 1999 he was employed by the Prime Minister’s Office, and then acted as a department head in the Ministry of Finances. In 2000 he was appointed as acting deputy director of the Károlyi Palace Cultural Centre. In 2002 he was appointed department head in charge of e-public administration at the Ministry of Information Technology and Communication. From 2003 he managed the public administration programme of the Veresegyház és Térsége Fejlesztéséért Kht. As from 21 July 2010, he was a ministerial commissioner supervising the IT activities of the institutions and business associations reporting to the Minister of Rural Development. Since the end of 2010, he has been Deputy State Secretary for e-Public Administration at the Ministry of Public Administration and Justice.

Jozsef Fulajtar joined Cisco in 2004. He is supporting the Enterprise customer and business vertical since. Developed high expertise in Cisco Enterprise Networks technologies such as Routing, Switching, Optical
Transport and specially the Wireless and Mobility technologies. He’s representing the Cisco proof of concept and deep dive architectural approach with tremendous focus on Connected Mobile Experience (CMX), Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and TrustSec (SGT).

Gombár György a Budapesti Műszaki Egyetem Villamosmérnöki Karán szerzett diplomát, majd ott végezett MBA tanulmányokat is. Munkáját 1994-ben a Siemensnél kezdte ahol minőségügyi rendszer építésében vett részt, majd 1995-től a Motorola Magyarország minőségügyi vezetője lett. A Motorolánál eltöltött 6 éve során a
minőségügy mellett további területetek kerültek a vezetése alá, mint a logisztika, account menedzsment, majd 1999-ben a cég egyik felsővezetőjévé választották. 2001-től a Sun Microsystems-nél, majd 2007-től a HP Magyarországnál a telekommunikációs ágazat igazgatója volt. 2009-től mostanáig a Teradata Magyarország ügyvezető igazgatói pozícióját tölti be. Mindemellett 2001-től több, a mobil technológiához köthető innováció fűződik a nevéhez, így cége az ASP Kft 2003-ban elsőként indított mobil online boltot, ugyanebben az évben cége meghatározó szerepet szerzett a kialakuló mobil tartalomszolgáltatásban.
Jelenleg az egyik első, innovatív megoldáson alapuló európai connected car szolgáltatás indulását segíti elő. 

1998-ban egyetemi, majd 1999-ben MSc diplomát szereztem a „Babeş-Bolyai” Tudományegyetemen, Számítástechnika szakon, Kolozsváron. MSc Tanulmányaim egy részét Ausztriában, Linzben a „Johannes Kepler” Tudományegyetemen végeztem. 2008-ban kezdtem PhD tanulmányaimat a Debreceni Egyetemen szoftver-ergonómiából illetve szoftverfejlesztési módszertanokból.

1999-ben kezdtem dolgozni az ISH kft-nél. Integrált kórházi rendszerek fejlesztésében vettem részt: szoftverfejlesztő, üzemeltető, business analyst, chief architect, team leader pozíciókban. Addig-addig finomítottuk folyamatainkat, míg végül bevezettük a Scrum-ot. Jelenleg a T-System Magyarországnak dolgozom business analystként egy nemzetközi telemedicina projekten.

He graduated from the College of Foreign Trade, specialising in International Marketing. He has been working for the Magyar Telekom Group since 2002, and has been responsible for the sale of data centre solutions and complex ICT projects to T-Systems’ medium and large corporate customers for 5 years.

2003-ban a Budapesti Műszaki Egyetemen szerzett mérnök-informatikus diplomát. Szakmai pályafutását a BCN Kft-nél vállalatirányítási szoftverfejlesztőként kezdte. Rendszermérnökként networking, voice és
callcenter területeken dolgozott, Cisco és Alcatel-Lucent expert minősítéseket szerezve. A KFKI Zrt., majd T-Systems Magyarország Zrt. mobileszköz menedzsment (MDM) szolgáltatás architektjeként a téma rendszeres előadójaként is ismert.

He has been working for T-Systems Hungary since 1999, currently in the position of an IT Security Strategist. As the innovator and organiser of the conference Day of Information Technological Security (ITBN), he has a comprehensive view of the entire Hungarian IT Security Market, and actively endeavours to help its development. Considering his market activity, after a period spent with the Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank (MKB), he joined EasyCall and then the Euróhívó team, then continued his career at ICON (as head of Secure Point, a business line manager and Director of Communications and Business Development), to finally end up working for KFKI. Previously he developed and designed computer games, composed music for games and wrote articles in journals.

"I sincerely believe in creative innovation and the utilisation of the opportunities given in communication between people. I am convinced that the efforts made at security help us become deliberate, organised and level-headed. Security gives strength, stability and reliability, which constitute the basis of every predictable economic and human system."

László Sándor Kerényi (38) is a civil engineer, a certified road and bridge building technical inspector and a chartered road safety auditor, who has also passed a special examination in public administration, has been acting as Head of the Strategy, Development and Investment Division of the Budapest Transport Centre since 2010. Following a six-month preparatory scholarship in Trondheim, Norway, he obtained his degree in 1998 from Faculty of Road and Railway Building of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where he worked and taught as an assistant engineer up to 2002. In 2002 he joined the Road Management and Coordination Directorate (currently Transport Development Coordination Centre) first as a project engineer and then as department head, engaging in the management of projects for the 11.5 t surface reinforcement of national main roads. In 2007 he was the head of the Independent Department for Technical Management at KIKSZ (Intermediary Organisation for Transport Development), where he was responsible for the management and control of project supported from the funds of the European Union. Between 2008 and 2010 he acted as Head of the Transport Department at the Mayor’s Office of the Budapest Council, supervising the management, operation and maintenance of the public roads and road objects of Budapest, transport technology and community transport, as well as the preparation and implementation of proprietary decisions. In addition to the above, László Sándor Kerényi is an active participant of university education and scientific life: he has delivered lectures at more than 50 scientific conferences, has 8 publications, teaches at the university and provides consultations for students as well as scientific advice on a regular basis.

He graduated as a program designing mathematician at the Eötvös Loránd University in 1996. He has been engaged in healthcare IT since 1997, in a range of topics from the analysis of client requirements through implementation planning to the supervision of implementation. His main specialisations include basic supply processes, interfaces to healthcare and financial systems, pharmacy systems, financing issues and internal revenue allocation. He had a significant role in designing the integrated healthcare systems MedSolution and e-MedSolution. Since 2009 he has been coordinating developments, among others the inter-institutional communication system HISCOM and the wireHOSPITAL, first in the employment of ISH Kft, and then for T-Systems.

He started his career at Pannon GSM (subsequently Telenor). His main specialisation was the management of mobile data transmission and content provision services and systems. Having been appointed to a key senior expert position and seeking new challenges, after six years he was employed as head of marketing and business development at the company Cartographia. Following renewal of the publisher and having laid the foundations of a new business operation, his main task was the creation of new digital business lines. In 2006 Cartographia New Media Kft was established in line with the proprietary interests, and an ownership share was obtained in the Top map cartographic database system that provides the cartographic basis of I-go. The purpose of this business line is to collect and survey digital contents related to cartographic databases and the creation of a map portal for extensive use. Simultaneously with Google's map services, a quickly customisable, web-based multifunction map content was developed in Hungary and the company was hired as a supplier to several large companies. Having stabilised the business line, in 2010 he was employed first by Magyar Telekom and then by KFKI. In the newly integrated T-Systems he undertook the management of mobile data transmission non-voice services. While at the beginning of his career the price, speed and technological development of devices, now the conditions of competition in the saturated market are considered by him as exciting challenges.

2005-ben csatlakozott a T-Systems-hez, projekt/program menedzserként több hazai és külföldi üzletileg kritikus IT rendszer bevezetését vezette.

Szakterülete a távközlési számlázási-, illetve a CRM rendszerek fejlesztése,implementációja, üzemeltetése.

Following several years of experience obtained as the head of a development department at an international company group, he started to focus on the sector of financial institutions in 2002. Initially, he acted as a developer in the back office of the software system in a market-leading credit institution, and he became its senior developer in 2005. He also participated in the elaboration and implementation of other service elements of the financial institution market, for instance umbrella banking operations. Since 2009 he has been responsible for the introduction and strategic development of T-Systems Hungary’s instantMoney product. He participated in and managed the introduction and fusion of core systems and other supplementary systems for several financial institutions.

Electrical Engineer, he has 25 years of experience in ICT, the last 10 years in IT operations management.
His key specialisations include user support and IT infrastructure operation.
2003–2007 Deputy CEO for Technology at Synergon and Managing Director of Synergon Atos Origin
2008–2012 Managing Director of Delta Services
2012 – Manager of Operations and Outsourcing Services, T-Systems

A Corvinus Egyetemen szerezett diplomát marketing szakközgazdász szakirányon.
1996-tól a Magyar Telekomnál dolgozott termékmenedzserként. Nagyvállalati ügyfelek igényeire fókuszált adatátviteli szolgáltatások fejlesztésével foglalkozott. Kiemelt termékei voltak az IP Complex valamint a MultiFlex szolgáltatás. Jelenleg a T-Systems Innovációs Ágazatán dolgozik üzletfejlesztési menedzserként.

Budapesti Közgazdaságtudományi és Államigazgatási Egyetemen végezett 2003-ban. Az egyetem
alatt az informatika és innováció területén kezdett dolgozni. 2003-tól hazai informatikai vállalatoknál projektvezetési feladatokat látott el, részt vett a fejlesztési stratégiák megalkotásában. 2008 óta a Magyar Telekom Innovációs és Üzletfejlesztési Igazgatóságát erősíti. Innovációs szakértőként feladata a
T-City projekt vezetése, új projektek indítása, életciklus menedzselése, termékesítése.

He started his career in 2003 in the software business line of HP Magyarország, where he attended to technical presales duties related to IT infrastructure management solutions. In 2007 he joined the system integration business line of AlphaNet and participated in the sale, design, implementation and support of
complex solutions primarily to banks and telecommunication customers. In 2012, he became a senior consultant to CA Technologies Magyarország, where in addition to presales tasks of IT service management solutions he also attended to the management of Hungarian partners. Since March 2013, he has been working as a senior presales system engineer for  T-Systems Hungary’s Management Systems Competence Centre, where his main task is to find solutions for our customers’ IT management challenges by selection of the appropriate solution components.

He received his degree as an electrical engineer in 2006 from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He started his career at Iqsys Zrt., one of the predecessors of T-Systems Hungary. First on internship and then as a full-time developer responsible for the development of the company’s infrastructure supporting applications. From 2008 as an IT Architect he was mainly engaged in the introduction of data warehouse based business intelligence applications.
In addition to his previous tasks, since 2012 he has been designing and managing the development of SharePoint based solutions, more specifically, creating various managerial information systems and working surfaces based on Microsoft technologies.

Okleveles  vegyészmérnök, folyamatirányítási és rendszermérnök, minőségügyi mérnök, MBA.
Iskolák: Veszprémi Egyetem 1987, BME, PTE. Ipari és ügyviteli környezetben szerzett szoftverfejlesztői gyakorlat, valamint egyedi szoftverrendszerek tervezésében való részvétel két évtizeden keresztül. 1993-tól a Daten-Kontor kft. alkalmazásában, mint tervező, projektmenedzser, üzletág-vezető. Részvétel számos projektben, az elmúlt évtizedben első sorban ipari/logisztikai területen, széles körű projekttapasztalattal. Kiterjedt ismeretekkel rendelkezik vállalati alkalmazás-integrációs feladatok megoldásban (ERP-rendszerek,
speciális ipari berendezések és az Ügyfél egyedi rendszerei). Jelenleg a T-Systems Magyarország Zrt.-nél a logisztikai szoftvermegoldások, és a Websphere ESB kompetencia-terület vezetője, egy gyakorlott fejlesztői csapat irányítója.

He graduated from the Faculty of Economics of the University of Pécs in 2003.  He started his professional career at Daten-Kontor Kft, a company which was then acquired by T-systems Hungary. He participated in developing applications for production and logistics solutions first as a tester, then as a system analyst. Since
2006 as a project manager he has been performing consulting and designing tasks and manages the related developments.

Andras is focusing on helping stadiums change their business model and increase their revenue streams representing Cisco’s Sports and Entertainment Solution Group from San Jose.Cisco is the leading technology company transforming the Sports and Entertainment industry with over 140 venues in more than 20 countries.15+ years experience in building joint sales offerings with ICT partner organizations and external vendors.
Constantly worked internationally across Europe and the US.
Hungarian born, 3 years in the US, 6 years in France, 9 years in Austria.
Andras holds a telecommunications master degree from BME and business master degree from Collège des Ingénieurs Paris.

Mikolaj joined one of KFKI Zrt’s predecessor organisation’s newly set up IT consultant team in 2004. At the beginning of his career, he primarily attended to process regulation duties, then after he obtained an ITIL Expert qualification he was engaged in the planning and introduction of IT service management processes. Currently, in addition to his presales tasks he mainly manages the conceptual planning, development and introduction of process supporting devices, and as a specialist consultant he helps our clients in obtaining ISO qualifications.

His main specialisation is the measuring of process quality and process optimisation.

He studied at the Lomonosov Moscow State University and the Eötvös Lóránd University of Budapest and graduated as a programming mathematician in 1990. He has been engaged in business intelligence since 1995, his specialisation being information service providing systems based on data warehouses. He participated in the implementation of numerous solutions from conceptual planning to physical implementation in various environments in public administration, telecommunication and financial institutions. He regularly participates in and delivers lectures at Hungarian and international conferences. As a Partner of T-Systems Hungary, he currently supports the business development of the company’s BI activity.

M.Sc. in information engineering. Since 2001 works for SAS Hungary. During this time participated on a number of projects, and gained experiences especially in the bank sector by introducing and implementing Business Intelligence systems. From 2008 pre-sales consultant, currently works as Business Analytics and BI expert within the SAS SEE region.

He graduated as an electrical engineer in power electronics, specialised in the establishment of electrical networks. Nevertheless, he started his career in a different field, namely document management, and spent 19 years in this area. For nearly 12 years he has been engaged in business development, and more specifically, the design of output management systems and services, as well as cloud-based business services, in which he integrates Microsoft Office 365 into large corporate environments.

Balázs Károly Solymár graduated in 2003 from the Faculty of Law of the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. In the past ten years he has been working for several ministries in charge of ICT, and since
2010 he has been managing the IT regulatory and organisation department of the ministry in charge of development. Since July 2013, he has been acting as Deputy State Secretary for ICT at the Ministry of National Development.

He received his BSc degree as a business information technologist from the College of Finance and Accounting, and his MSc degree from the Corvinus University in finances. He started his professional career in 2002 at K&H Bank, where he worked on the introduction of an integrated system at the Department of
Management Information. Subsequently he continued as a credit portfolio analyst at Credit Risk Management. In 2008 he was granted a government scholarship in France and studied management at the private university Collège des Ingenieurs in Paris. To close his studies, he spent six months at CALYON Bank (currently CACIB) in Paris, where he analysed the efficiency of subsidiaries at the Department of Financial Analysis. On completion of his university studies, he returned to Budapest and performed the duties of market risk management at K&H Bank. In 2010 he accepted CIB Bank’s job offer as a senior asset-liability manager. Since 2012 he has also been acting as the head of the Market and Liquidity Risk Management Department.

He obtained his first degree as a telecommunications engineer in 1991 from the university currently known as Széchenyi Egyetem, and then in 2002 he graduated as an electrical engineer from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and also obtained a degree in finances at the Budapest Business School, University of Applied Sciences. Following a few years spent as a secondary and tertiary school teacher, in 1997 he undertook employment by the then recently established Matávcom Kft, one of the predecessors of T-Systems Hungary. He has been working for the company group ever since 1997 in various executive and specialist positions, but always in sales support. Within the world of IT, he has always been most interested in solutions for direct communication between people, this is why he is proud to have had the opportunity to be present during the spread of IP telephony or video communication in Hungary, which lay the foundations required for the introduction of the VideoGate service. Most recently, he has been primarily responsible for liaising with Cisco as our most important strategic partner, but as a specialist he continues to participate in ICT projects as well.

He graduated as an electrical engineer and a teacher from the Technical College of Budapest.  He started his career as a salesperson at a Hungarian GIS and web application developing company, and later on became
deputy sales director of the company. Following 2005, he was a line manager in charge of uninterrupted power supply at UPS, and from 2007 he returned to the world of information technology in the narrow sense of the word. Before he joined IBM, he worked in the fields of industrial data communication and smart
measuring, as a perso responsible for commerce and the determination of the business development directions. Since 2011 he has been involved in the hardware business line of IBM Magyarország, currently working as a commercial product specialist in the Power team.

He graduated as an electrical engineer from the Budapest University of Technology in 1994. He worked as a sales and then business development manager for the predecessor of T-Systems. Since 2010 he has been the sales director of the horizontal sales team in charge of T-Systems’ IT solutions.

Szatucsek Zoltán (1969) is a senior archivist of the National Archives of Hungary (NAH), heads the Archival Coordination Centre. He studied history and philosophy in Debrecen and holds an MA in History from the Debrecen University. In the archives his professional fields are electronic records, and digitization. He
is a member of several professional working groups and committees at both the national and institutional level. He was leader of the NAH electronic archives project. Represents the NAH as vice-chair of the DLM Forum Executive Committe and Archives Portal Europe Executive Steering Committee. Member of the European Commission’s European Archives Group. His current interests are in archival history, archival theory and archives as memory institutions of modern societies.

Between 1997-1998 she worked for Nitrokémia Rt. as a software architect.

Since 1998 she has been employed by T-Systems Hungary (or its predecessors) as a project manager and quality assurance officer.

Diplomáját a Budapesti Corvinus Egyetemen szerezte marketing és marketing kommunikáció
szakirányon. A Magyar Telekomhoz 2006-ban csatlakozott, az akkori internetes üzletághoz. Dolgozott vezetékes és mobil piacon, volt termékmenedzser és stratégiai tervező is. 2010-től az integrált (vezetékes és mobil) lakossági marketing csapat tagja. Márka, termék portfolió egyszerűsítési és stratégia tervezési projektek fűződnek a nevéhez. Hozzá tartozik a marketing program koordinációja, a hűségprogram menedzsmentje és a piackutatás.

A T-Systemsben 2009 óta az adatközponti és felhő rendszerek tervezésével és kivitelezésével foglalkozik. Többek között olyan rendszerek tervezése, kivitelezése és értékesítése fűződik a nevéhez, mint az
Elektronikus Levéltár, az NIIF pécsi szuperszámítógépe vagy a Telekom geo redundáns VMware alapú felhő rendszere. Korábban a Citibank európai adatközpontjának mentési rendszer üzemeltetési vezetőjeként és a Silicon Graphics mérnökeként is dolgozott.

Varga Gábor az utóbbi húsz évben változatos informatikai szerepkörökben dolgozott a Microsoft különböző vállalatainál. Nevéhez kapcsolódik az IP alapú videószolgáltatás legnagyobb magyarországi projektjének, a Magyar Telekom IPTV fejlesztésének elindítása, amely ma 300 ezer háztartásnak szolgáltat televíziót. Másik meghatározó tevékenységi területe a szolgáltatás formájában igénybe vett informatika, amelynek több évtizedes története a Számítási Felhő megszületésében csúcsosodott ki az utóbbi években.

Following his job as a system organiser at the Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank (MKB), in 1996 he joined EasyCall, a company owned by Finn Telekom. As a founding member of the Security Business line at ICON IT, between 1999 and 2000 he contributed to the establishment of ICON HYDRA, a joint electronic signature and identification product of ICON and Microsoft. In the past twelve years he worked as a technical expert and consultant in a significant Hungarian IT security project.   As an independent civilian security expert, he was one of the founders of the Voluntary Cyber Protection Union (KIBEV), an author of several professional articles, security surveys and studies, and a founder and, since 2005, main organizer of the Information Technological Commission’s Day.

Right from the start of his career, Mihály Zala has been active in diplomacy and economics. Since 2005 he has been head of the National Security Authority (NFB), an agency currently operating within the organisation of the Ministry of Public Administration and Justice and charged with the protection and supervision of classified data related to Hungary, the European Union and NATO. As president he is responsible for the protection of the information and data classified for executive-level contacts with the organisations of NATO and the European Union. In this context he is a member of high-level decision-making bodies addressing personal, data and industrial safety issues within the framework of NATO and the EU. He heads the negotiations about the conclusion of bilateral agreements on the protection of classified data between Hungary and other states, and he is the designated signatory of such agreements.

He established the Cyber Defence Management Authority within the National Security Authority, which now plays a predominant role in the protection against, and the prevention of, cyber threats, and the coordination of the mechanism of the measures taken in the case of an attack, whether at national or international level. The duties and powers of the National Security Authority have been constantly increasing, and since 1 July 2013 it has also been operating as a specialised authority for the safety of electronic information of the government, the local councils and the critical infrastructure.

Under his leadership the National Security Authority assisted several European countries in implementing processes to protect classified information in the framework of EU twinning projects.

In addition to the foregoing, he is an accredited instructor and chairman of the examining board of training courses for security administrators.