We are pleased and proud to once more invite industry colleagues, vendors, and partners to come together in a professional, but informal setting over two days in Oslo, Norway.
As always, the program will be a blend of Norwegian and international speakers on stage, well-known and lesser-known technologies on display, and something you might not have expected.
The Shared Insights event is both a professional and a social venue, and a place to share practical advice and experiences. You will have plenty of time to discuss with industry colleagues, presenters, and vendors in between talks and presentations and after the main program on our first day.
This year we return to Månefisken in Sagveien, Oslo. Participation and meals are free, but any travel and accommodation costs must be covered by the participants or their employers.
Wi-Fi & Beer: Those who are in town and want to meet up, join us from 7PM and onwards for a Wi-Fi chat and refreshments at Brygg, Storgata 7 in central Oslo..
| 08.30-09.30 | Coffee and registration | |
| 09.30 | Welcome! | |
| 09.40 |  Dr. Eren Soyak, CEO og medgrunnlegger av Lifemote | Keynote: The Three Pillars of Clear Home Wi-Fi WiFi has increasingly become the bottleneck for home Internet access, in most cases being far outpaced by increasing broadband speed. Obtaining and leveraging visibility within the home is a growing concern among high speed ISPs. In this talk we will discuss how home WiFi can be optimized via machine learning processing data from three sources: granular CPE data flow, support center supervision and user self-care. Bio: Eren Soyak received his BS/MS/PhD in Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL with research in wireless video optimization for computer vision systems. Soyak has led the design and implementation of video processing systems for telecoms infrastructure, set-top boxes and consumer electronics at Ingenient Technologies and was the Director of Systems Engineering and Research for Airties Wireless Networks from 2011-2015. In 2015-2017 he was the co-founder for Lifemote Technologies, which developed computer vision systems for health analytics. In 2017, Soyak co-founded Lifemote Networks, which develops home WiFi analytics and management systems for ISPs. |
| 10.25 | Break | |
| 10.40 |  Tom Gaffney, Principal Consultant, F-Secure | Keynote: |
| 11.20 | Break | |
| 11.30 |  Erik Fagersten, CISO i Telia Norge | Trust in a Digital World |
| 12.00 |  Professor Josef Noll, Universitetet i Oslo | 5G, 6G, and Wi-Fi |
| 12.30 | Lunch | |
| 13.30 |  Ted Tøraasen, AI Technology Solutions Professional i Microsoft | Trust in the AI World Can we trust AI to solve our problems? Do we need to give up all privacy in the new brave AI world? Bio: Ted Tøraasen is a technology enthusiast with an appetite for new knowledge and 20+ years of experience in the field of IT. His main interests are AI, machine learning, security, privacy and communicating technology. |
| 14.00 |  Christine Dalebø Gjerdevik, juridisk seniorrådgiver i Datatilsynet | Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection by Design and by default Training algorithms often requires huge amounts of personal data, which means that GDPR applies. GDPR states that the controller must ensure Data Protection by Design and by Default. What does that mean and how can it be implemented in technology with artificial intelligence? Bio: Christine Dalebø Gjerdevik er juridisk seniorrådgiver i Datatilsynet. Hun jobber primært med personvernspørsmål i tilknytning til helse- og forskningssektor, men også spørsmål knyttet til utvikling og bruk av kunstig intelligens. Hun har Master of Laws-utdannelse fra universitetene i Auckland og Bergen. |
| 14.45 | Break | |
| 15.15 | Workshop Rundt-bordet-sesjon/workshop om sikkerhet og dataintegritet fasilitert av Christine D. Gjerdevik og Josef Noll. Har du forslag til problemstillinger knyttet til dataintegritet og fremtidige løsninger som du gjerne vil se adressert, meld dem gjerne inn! | |
| 16.15 | Workshop summary | |
| 16.30 | Break | |
| 16.45 |  Jan Richard Aspheim, Hvaler kommune | Innovasjonsprosjekter innenfor Smart Samfunn: Utfordre det velkjente og utforske det ukjente Hva gjenstår for at kommunene skal bli «smarte». Hvordan kommer vi dit? Bio: Ved siden av lang tjeneste i Forsvaret i inn- og utland (Libanon, Bosnia, Kosovo og Afghanistan), er Jan Richard Aspheim diplomøkonom fra BI og «Klavierbauermaister» (pianobyggemester) fra Tyskland. Han har i mange år vært daglig leder av familiebedriften Aspheim Flygel- og Pianosenter AS. |
| 17.15 |  Gry M. Tveten, Universitetet i Oslo | Big data in basic science - creating opportunities or triggering crisis? Using examples from physics, I will illustrate how recent trends like big data and open science create opportunities and challenges established practices. Opening science by sharing data and analysis tools accelerates progress and builds confidence. On the other hand, results not being reproduced seems counterproductive. Bio: Forsker Gry Tveten prøver å finne ut hvordan how atomkjerner oppfører seg i varme stjernemiljøer ved å gjøre laboratorieeksperimenter her på jorda. |
| 17.50 | Wrap-up day 1 | |
| 18.30 | Dinner |
| 09.00 | Coffee! | |
| 09.30 |  Aslı Erdal, Senior Field Application Engineer, AirTies Wireless Networks | Keynote: State of Home Wi-Fi & What’s Coming Next |
| 10.00 |   Nils Skøld og Jørund Kvamen, Enivest | Vår reise til økt innsikt i kundens utfordringer Korleis betre innsikt gir betre kundeserviceKva har vi lært?Kva kjem vi til å fokusere på dei neste åra? Bio: Jørund Kvamen er nettverkskonsulent i Enivest, og Nils Skøld er kundemedarbeider på 2. linje. Jørunds spesialområder er konfigurasjon, drift og feilsøking på nettverksutstyr, samt provisjonering av kundeutstyr og intern IT. Nøkkelkvalifikasjonene til Nils er feilsøking, kundeopplevelse og opplæring av kundesenteret. |
| 10.30 | Break | |
| 10.40 |  Tore R. Andreassen, Nordic Product Manager Service Providers, Zyxel Communications Norway | Keynote: WiFi 6 Technology and Product Update |
| 11.10 |  Maghsoud Morshedi Chinibolagh, nærings-PhD-kandidat, Eye Networks | Energy Efficient Wi-Fi Bio: Maghsoud kom til Eye Networks våren 2017 som vår aller første doktorgradsstipendiat. Doktorgradsprosjektet dreier seg om å finne metoder for å måle og forutse kvaliteten på trådløse forbindelser og skal ta fire år. Nærings-phden gjennomføres i samarbeid mellom Eye Networks og Universitetet i Oslo.I tillegg til doktorgraden arbeider Maghsoud blant annet med EyeSaaS, og han er sentral i Eye Networks' bidrag til det europeiske forskningsprosjektet SCOTT – Secure COnnected Trusted Things. |
| 11.30 | Break | |
| 11.40 | TBA | |
| 12.00 |  Martin Jürgensen, Product Development Manager, Waoo! | Waoo Smart WiFi – How to deliver “WiFi As A Service” Bio: Martin Jürgensen har vært ansvarlig for utviklingen av Waoos løsninger for IPTV og wifi i over 6 år. |
| 12.30 | Wrap-up day 2 | |
| 12.35 | Lunch |
Several of our vendors and partners will be represented at the event. Take the opportunity to have a chat, ask questions, and get up to date!
Special thanks to AirTies and Zyxel for sponsoring this year's event.
Venue: Månefisken, Sagveien 23A, Oslo
Times: From 29.04. at 09.30 AM until 30.04. after lunch (around 1 PM)
We end the presentations at around 6 PM Monday. In the evening there is dinner and a social event on site. fulgt av middag og sosialt samvær.
Participation and meals including dinner at the event are free of charge. Any travel and accommodation costs must be covered by the participants or their employers.
Accommodation: We recommend Scandic Vulkan, which is about 15 minutes (walking) from Månefisken, our venue. Discounted prices if you book before April 5.
Email vulkan@scandichotels.com or call +47 21 05 71 00
Har du spørsmål om det praktiske? Er det noe du gjerne vil presentere eller vise fram under samlingen? Noe helt annet? Ta kontakt med oss! Vi er som alltid bare en telefon eller en epost til sales@eyenetworks.no unna.
Our motivation for hosting this event is to be a venue for mutual learning and socialization within the industry, in an informal, yet professional setting. We want the event to be inclusive to everyone regardless of gender, orientation, or ethnicity.
We have chosen to clearly communicate these values by having a simple code of conduct.
We are doing this to let everyone know where we stand, not because we have reason to expect problems. Experience from past events is that most participants already follow this code of conduct.
The short version is simple: Be nice, inclusive, and professional. Respect the boundaries of others.
The long version is also simple:
