INSIGHT u INSPIRE u INNOVATE


CONFERENCE THEMES 1 Planning for uncertainty


• New realities, new rules – the information industry in the post-Brexit, post-Trump world


• Trusting what you trust – retaining information integrity in the age of fake content


2 Networks, personalisation and the market of one


• Fostering the educated information user – increasing engagement and literacy, while also learning from users themselves on how they want to engage with information services


• Search in an age of mistrust – how to make sure your searches are accurate, valid and trustworthy


• The emergence of a new generation of information and content technology – is this the birth of an infotech sector?


• Winning the context game – providing information to users at the right moment and in the right context


3 Impact, access, ownership and rights


• Demonstrating value – the measurable and indis- putable value of information in uncertain times


• Information rights under stress – how can the information industry adjust to the challenges of a growing low or no pay, sharing culture among information consumers


• The Open agenda – open science and the politics of change


FREE-TO-ATTEND EXHIBITION


• Showfloor seminars and education programme • Receptions • Organised networking


• The Disruptor Zone: six start-ups that could change the information world


BRAND NEW FOR 2017


• New venue – Business Design Centre – a centrally located purpose built conference centre and exhibition floors


• Open conference stream – free to attend two-day conference stream programmed alongside the main conference


• Executive briefings, Fresh Ideas, cross industry panels • Zoned exhibition floor


• The Disruptor Wall – showcase for everything that’s new


• Webinars – regular hosted online events from May through to December


• Pre-conference research-based workshop – ‘Information challenges in Scholarly Publishing’ 4th December


For more information call 01628 947950, email contact@info-international.co.uk or go to londoninfointernational.com


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