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The Dutch Week of Digitalisation will take place from 18–25 September 2026, bringing together government, businesses and knowledge institutions to explore the Netherlands’ digital future. The initiative focuses on strengthening innovation and productivity, digital security and autonomy, and collaboration and knowledge sharing. |
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Battery Day 2026 is the Netherlands' leading international event for professionals driving the future of battery technology and energy storage. Bringing together industry, research, government and innovation, the event offers inspiring keynotes, expert-led sessions and valuable networking opportunities across the entire battery value chain.
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Discover how secure data sharing can accelerate innovation in the built environment. This event from CoE-DSC and RVO brings together businesses to explore Dutch and European data-sharing initiatives, hear practical success stories, and exchange ideas during interactive sessions focused on trusted, interoperable data ecosystems. |
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Following the great success of last year’s edition, we look forward to bringing the DPP community together again. Driven by European legislation, the Digital Product Passport (DPP) is becoming relevant to us all. But what exactly do these regulations require, how can you implement DPP in practice, and who should you collaborate with? Meet the people. Build the partnerships. Make DPPs happen.
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During this Nieuwspoort session, university researchers and industry partners will demonstrate how computer science can help governments and organisations strengthen the digital resilience and strategic autonomy of the Netherlands and Europe. The key message is that continued investment in computer science is essential to turn digital autonomy from a political ambition into an achievable reality. |
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The EU Textiles DPP Conference brings together textile industry leaders, policymakers, technology providers and sustainability experts to explore the future of Digital Product Passports. The event focuses on regulation, traceability, data sharing and practical implementation strategies, helping organisations prepare for a more transparent, circular and digitally connected textile value chain.
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On 29 September 2026, the EU Data Network and the Network of Data Systems, both part of the Dutch Intergovernmental Data Strategy (IBDS), will host a joint event in Utrecht. The central question is how data can be shared securely, reliably and effectively across organisations, sectors and countries. |
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European Big Data Value Forum (EBDVF), the flagship event of Big Data Value Association (BDVA), will take place from 30 September – 1 October in Galway, Ireland.
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The EU Digital Product Passport is set to play an important role in the future of sustainable products and supply chains. This webinar explores the latest developments for batteries, including guidance on passport data points and a live demonstration of the DPP Registry verification process. Experts from the European Commission will also answer questions during a live Q&A. |
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The Dutch manufacturing industry faces growing international competition, rising costs, labour shortages and increasingly complex supply chains. This event explores how digital collaboration and initiatives such as SCSN can help companies exchange data securely and efficiently, reduce errors, shorten lead times and strengthen the competitiveness of the Dutch manufacturing industry. |
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The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (EZK), together with the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (BZK), is organising a knowledge session on the European Commission’s recently published proposal for the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA). The session will provide an overview of the proposal, with a particular focus on Title IV (Autonomy), and offer Dutch cloud companies an opportunity to ask questions and share their views. |
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