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The document provides an agenda for a Social Innovation Forum taking place on December 3, 2014 in Istanbul, Turkey. The one-day event organized by Frost & Sullivan and Hitachi Europe Ltd. will feature welcome speeches, panel discussions on topics like social innovation, smart cities, connected health and urban mobility. There will also be keynote presentations on social innovation and municipal approaches. The forum aims to bring together global and local companies, government leaders and authorities to share insights on technology trends in Turkey and explore mega trends related to the Internet of Things, smart infrastructure, big data and more.
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