Eos will be there! September 26-28. Intergeo Berlin 2017, Berlin, Germany. Visit us at Hall 3.1, Booth A3.061
INTERGEO Berlin 2017 – “We are bringing worlds together”
Berlin/Karlsruhe, 28 September 2017 | After three incredibly successful days in Berlin, INTERGEO 2017 has drawn to a close. The trade fair and conference have been carried on the crest of the unstoppable wave that is digitalisation. Displaying a truly impressive spirit of innovation, INTERGEO confirmed its position as the world’s most important communications and networking forum for geo-IT.
“We are going to ride this wave. Stopping it is not an option.” That was the declaration made by Prof. Hansjörg Kutterer, President of INTERGEO’s host the DVW, when he spoke about the mammoth challenge that digitalisation poses for the entire geo-IT sector. He went on to emphasise that digitalisation has seen geodesists and geo-IT experts from a whole range of specialist backgrounds take on a very special role. Kutterer pointed out that geodata has long since moved from the fringes to the very heart of digital processes across all applications. A whole spread of new technologies, processes and approaches have emerged alongside “Geodesy 4.0”, which represents a forward-looking IT sector in the digitalisation age. He believes that “we are shaping digitalisation and bringing together different worlds in doing so.” In fact, that is becoming more important than ever, as digitalisation is no end in its own right. Solutions need to be found for social questions relating to mobility, energy, the environment, security and health and these issues cannot be tackled without digitalisation.
The momentum that is driving digitalisation forward is constantly growing and INTERGEO reflects the current market dynamic, thus sending out a clear signal in this environment. After three days of showcasing products and solutions, disseminating information and promoting lively interaction at the conference and in forums, the event has drawn to a close with top marks. Some 580 exhibitors from 37 countries and more than 1,400 conference delegates can attest to the outstanding success, which has seen INTERGEO reaffirm its position as the leading international trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management. Berlin also provided the bonus it promised as a major capital city – for the first time, the trade fair and conference attracted more than 18,000 visitors from over 100 countries… Read more