Michał
Bukowski
Michał Bukowski
enterprise architect
Warszawa | Poland
Biography
Enterprise architect in Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs and member of the European Commission expert group "Interoperability of EU Public Services", working on Interoperable Europe Act implementation. IT project manager and business analyst with over 20 years of professional experience. Chief Editor of the Polish National Interoperability and State Information Architecture Portal. Graduate of MBA and philosophy studies, Chief Information Officer Government ICT Policy course and IT project management postgraduate studies.
Speaker session
Cross-border Semantic Interoperability: From Models Discovery and Design to Implementation and Reuse - part 1
STUDIO 214+216
The workshop explores the various stages of the data model lifecycle. We'll discuss what resources are currently available for reuse and delve into the authoring of new models while avoiding common quality pitfalls. Additionally, we'll examine the role of automation and AI in this process. Once models are developed, we'll consider how they can be made discoverable and accessible for future reuse. Given that these models serve a variety of user profiles, we'll also cover strategies for documenting them in an accessible manner for all beneficiaries. Finally, we will address the practical application of these models in the operational setting of a data space.
Throughout the session, industry experts will share their insights, detailing the processes they employ and the tools they develop and use to facilitate their work.
Moderators:
- Claudio Baldassarre, Semantic Architect, External Service provider - European Commission
- Sander Van Dooren, Solution Architect, External Service provider - Digital Flanders
Cross-border Semantic Interoperability: From Models Discovery and Design to Implementation and Reuse - part 2
STUDIO 214+216
The workshop explores the various stages of the data model lifecycle. We'll discuss what resources are currently available for reuse and delve into the authoring of new models while avoiding common quality pitfalls. Additionally, we'll examine the role of automation and AI in this process. Once models are developed, we'll consider how they can be made discoverable and accessible for future reuse. Given that these models serve a variety of user profiles, we'll also cover strategies for documenting them in an accessible manner for all beneficiaries. Finally, we will address the practical application of these models in the operational setting of a data space.
Throughout the session, industry experts will share their insights, detailing the processes they employ and the tools they develop and use to facilitate their work.
Moderators:
- Claudio Baldassarre, Semantic Architect, External Service provider - European Commission
- Sander Van Dooren, Solution Architect, External Service provider - Digital Flanders
Raf Buyle
Data & Innovation
Brussels | Belgium
Biography
Raf Buyle is a seasoned data expert who has worked on strategic projects for local and regional governments since 2002. He joined Digital Flanders - the regional government administration of Flanders in Belgium - in 2015. He focused on implementing a more streamlined and interoperable e-government system, promoting open data, standards, and processes. Raf is the Innovation Lead at athumi, the Flemish Data Utility Company. He holds a PhD in Information Engineering Technology and is a researcher at Ghent University, where he explores the potential of Semantic Web concepts, technologies, and applications. Raf is also an active member of the Open Data community, advocates Open Data policies, and is an advisor to the board of Open Knowledge Belgium.
Speaker session
Cross-border Semantic Interoperability: From Models Discovery and Design to Implementation and Reuse - part 1
STUDIO 214+216
The workshop explores the various stages of the data model lifecycle. We'll discuss what resources are currently available for reuse and delve into the authoring of new models while avoiding common quality pitfalls. Additionally, we'll examine the role of automation and AI in this process. Once models are developed, we'll consider how they can be made discoverable and accessible for future reuse. Given that these models serve a variety of user profiles, we'll also cover strategies for documenting them in an accessible manner for all beneficiaries. Finally, we will address the practical application of these models in the operational setting of a data space.
Throughout the session, industry experts will share their insights, detailing the processes they employ and the tools they develop and use to facilitate their work.
Moderators:
- Claudio Baldassarre, Semantic Architect, External Service provider - European Commission
- Sander Van Dooren, Solution Architect, External Service provider - Digital Flanders
Cross-border Semantic Interoperability: From Models Discovery and Design to Implementation and Reuse - part 2
STUDIO 214+216
The workshop explores the various stages of the data model lifecycle. We'll discuss what resources are currently available for reuse and delve into the authoring of new models while avoiding common quality pitfalls. Additionally, we'll examine the role of automation and AI in this process. Once models are developed, we'll consider how they can be made discoverable and accessible for future reuse. Given that these models serve a variety of user profiles, we'll also cover strategies for documenting them in an accessible manner for all beneficiaries. Finally, we will address the practical application of these models in the operational setting of a data space.
Throughout the session, industry experts will share their insights, detailing the processes they employ and the tools they develop and use to facilitate their work.
Moderators:
- Claudio Baldassarre, Semantic Architect, External Service provider - European Commission
- Sander Van Dooren, Solution Architect, External Service provider - Digital Flanders
Emilien Caudron
AI and semantic developer
Brussel | Belgium
Biography
Speaker session
Cross-border Semantic Interoperability: From Models Discovery and Design to Implementation and Reuse - part 1
STUDIO 214+216
The workshop explores the various stages of the data model lifecycle. We'll discuss what resources are currently available for reuse and delve into the authoring of new models while avoiding common quality pitfalls. Additionally, we'll examine the role of automation and AI in this process. Once models are developed, we'll consider how they can be made discoverable and accessible for future reuse. Given that these models serve a variety of user profiles, we'll also cover strategies for documenting them in an accessible manner for all beneficiaries. Finally, we will address the practical application of these models in the operational setting of a data space.
Throughout the session, industry experts will share their insights, detailing the processes they employ and the tools they develop and use to facilitate their work.
Moderators:
- Claudio Baldassarre, Semantic Architect, External Service provider - European Commission
- Sander Van Dooren, Solution Architect, External Service provider - Digital Flanders
Cross-border Semantic Interoperability: From Models Discovery and Design to Implementation and Reuse - part 2
STUDIO 214+216
The workshop explores the various stages of the data model lifecycle. We'll discuss what resources are currently available for reuse and delve into the authoring of new models while avoiding common quality pitfalls. Additionally, we'll examine the role of automation and AI in this process. Once models are developed, we'll consider how they can be made discoverable and accessible for future reuse. Given that these models serve a variety of user profiles, we'll also cover strategies for documenting them in an accessible manner for all beneficiaries. Finally, we will address the practical application of these models in the operational setting of a data space.
Throughout the session, industry experts will share their insights, detailing the processes they employ and the tools they develop and use to facilitate their work.
Moderators:
- Claudio Baldassarre, Semantic Architect, External Service provider - European Commission
- Sander Van Dooren, Solution Architect, External Service provider - Digital Flanders