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This document contains an agenda for a conference on living labs and urban networks. The agenda lists the morning and afternoon sessions with speakers on topics like health, smart cities, energy sustainability, and open data. Breakout sessions are scheduled between presentations and there is a lunch break from 12:00-13:30. The afternoon continues with more speakers and presentations before concluding with a final session and closing remarks from 17:15 onwards. Drinks and networking are planned after the formal program ends.
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2) Key themes that drive change include scalability, direct communication, seamless cooperation, access anytime and anywhere, and transparency.
3) New models of cooperation are emerging that enable groups to work together without centralized coordination, changing how organizations and firms function.
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The document discusses trends towards more flexible workspaces that are available when needed rather than owned, and focuses on collaborating with customers to help them achieve their goals rather than being product-focused. It also outlines an agile manifesto that prioritizes satisfying customers, welcoming changing requirements, frequent delivery of working software, daily collaboration between business and development teams, and continually improving processes.
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