THE NEW CONTEXT CONFERENCE, an annual conference hosted by Digital Garage co-founder and Director of MIT Media Lab, Joi Ito, will be held this year on June 24 in Tokyo, Japan. Held since 2005 the conference is aimed at those interested Internet Technology and the businesses which emerges from it. Since 2011, the conference has been held annually in both Tokyo and San Francisco, Digital Garage’s US branch. Marking its nineteenth edition, DG Lab (open innovation R&D organization) will cover the trending theme: How to Build a Data Ecosystem. Globally acclaimed leading researchers, entrepreneurs, and experts of the field will come together to discuss and debate on the data ecosystem.
It is said that in year 2025, total data volume in the world exceeds 160 trillion GB. The volume of personal data will explode as web services, mobile apps and IoT devices become widely used. Discussions cover issues including: ownership of consumer generated data; corporate data utilization with personal privacy protection, also how technology and rules should be applied to provide good services; GDPR enforced in EU, uniquely evolving Chinese ecosystem, Japanese market actualizing the information bank framework; and how the data ecosystem should be formed.
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Greetings
Kaoru Hayashi |
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Live StreamingLive streaming of Main Hall contents is available |
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Opening Remarks
Joichi Ito |
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KeynoteReflections on the surveillance society
Lawrence Lessig |
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Fireside Chats
Joichi Ito
Lawrence Lessig
Jun Murai |
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Break |
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Session 1Main HallCurrent Status and Issues of Data ManagementCurrently, data management standard is different based on regulations in Japan, the U.S., Europe, and China: Japan, which promotes information banking; the United States, where large IT companies hold data; the European Union, where GDPR came into effect; China, where proprietary credit systems are prevalent. In this session we will call on experts to understand the current situation and issues in each administrative area. |
Session 1Library CafeUtilizing Data for BusinessesCompanies are accumulating data day to day around user behavior and purchasing history. Despite their growing demand, it is not easy to utilize such data for service development and improvement. In this session case studies from companies will be introduced. |
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Talk
Stephanie Nguyen |
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TalkHow to utilize user-centered personal data?
Kohei Yoshida |
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TalkAI goes from “make” to “use”.
Ryuji Noguchi |
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TalkData and Currency
Mitsuhiro Takemura |
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Talk
Moriu Ishikawa |
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TalkDX (Digital Transformation) of Governance and Surveillance Society
Kota Takeguchi |
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Panel Discussion
Stephanie Nguyen
Kohei Yoshida
Mitsuhiro Takemura
Kota Takaguchi
Sputniko!（Moderator） |
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Session 2Main HallModel for data ecosystem constructionHow the data ecosystem model should be? Is the user-centric model of managing data adequate rather than de facto standard of platformers managing it? In this session we learn the ideal data ecosystem models from experts working to educate and disseminate them to society. |
Session 2Library CafeData Utilization as a PlatformerPlatformers diversify their business and collect data from multiple aspects. By correlatively analyze such data, companies can generate new values. In this session approaches to develop data business strategy and value generation are discussed. |
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TalkMyData: A Model for Human-Centric Personal Data
Viivi Lähteenoja |
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Talk
Yuichi Arizono |
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TalkThe search for anonymous data
Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye |
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TalkParadigm shift of utilizing personal data
Yuichi Ota |
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Talk
Hirokazu Muta |
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Panel Discussion
Viivi Lähteenoja
Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye
Yuichi Ota
Catharina Maracke（Moderator） |
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Session 3Main HallTechnologies and Solutions for Personal Data UtilizationWhat is the technological foundation of the data ecosystem? What are the feasible solutions? In this session we seek the ideal data ecosystem through understanding instances of personal data utilization. |
Session 3Library CafeAutomotive Industry and Its Data UseAutomotive industry is the industry with high expectation of data utilization. Use cases includes: development of marketing strategy for potential customers; integration of sensor data for self-driving technology; development of MaaS solutions. While technological and business innovation in automotive industry is highly anticipated, we ask straight to insiders their thoughts on data utilization. |
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TalkCan Blockchain Finally Give us The Digital Privacy We Deserve
Heather C. Dahl |
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TalkTo satisfy safety, sense of relief, quality, environmental standards and security. |
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Talk
Tarvo Kärgenberg |
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Talk
Hideki Ogawa |
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Panel Discussion
Heather C. Dahl
Tarvo Kärgenberg
Joichi Ito（Moderator） |
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Session 4Main HallFuture Life with the Data EcosystemWhat is the future of the user-centric data management? In this session we ask thought leaders in the advertising and healthcare industries how convenient the life would be in the society where individuals manage and utilize their own data. |
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Talk
Rei Inamoto |
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Talk
Takeru Hiki |
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Panel Discussion
Stephanie Nguyen
Joichi Ito
Takeru Hiki
Naomasa Shibuya（Moderator） |
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Wrap up
Joichi Ito
Rei Inamoto |
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Reception Party |
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Main Hall
Library Cafe / Reception Party Hall
Reception Desk
Restroom
Elevator
