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BIG NEWS landing next week about #ADTC2025

Less than two weeks until the Legacy Expo! Come hang out with me and dozens of like-minded cool people in the Aging & End of Life Planning space. #AgingandEndofLifePlanning #LegacyPlanning #AgingPlanning #EndofLifePlanning #EstatePlanning #FinancialPlanning

Check your inbox! Our September e-blast is live and packed with exciting updates. Learn about upcoming events, and dive into our latest blog to hear heartfelt stories from our direct support professionals. Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/e6W69MAr If you'd like to receive our e-blast, comment below and tag with #makomishome #DSPRWeek2024

I will have the incredible honor to keynote at #H2HC2024! I can't easily describe the excitement for my first keynote ever. And it's happening at one of the most renowned security conferences in the world. I am deeply grateful for such an opportunity to reflect on fundamental aspects of security and computing, in general. Well, the talk title already gives an indication of where we will be going: "False Injections: Tales of Physics, Misconceptions and Weird Machines" Yes, we will be exploring the boundaries between physics and computing, using fault injection as our investigation tool. See you in Brazil!

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The best thing about virtual professional development, is that when it is planned well and thoughtfully curated, you can access it any time from any where. If you are passionate about Transitions Care for Arrivers, Leavers and Stayers and feel your school could better support your community, then watch these presentations with key members from your school...your Transitions Care Team. Safe Passage Across Networks (SPAN)

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Thank you to the organizers of the #SoSy2024 (the 2nd Solid Symposium). As a data law researcher, I found this event incredibly enriching. I consider it essential for legal obligations to be developed in communication with those who will be implementing them and in alignment with the current and developing technical standards. To me, this event highlighted this need! From the plenary talks / Keynote speakers, these were the core messages I received: -Sarven Capadisli (chaired by Elfi Goesaert) reflected on the importance of developing a socially aware web. He highlighted how the web has transformed the world, and developers play a role in making it a more accessible medium. Solid is not an ecochamber but part of the greater web. It needs to be grown in adherence to existing principles and developing standards, putting the user at the centre. This is a process that will never be “done”; it is continually evolving. - Bert Verdonck (chaired by Tobias Käfer) shared his experience heading Luxembourg’s push for the secondary use of public sector data. He highlighted the importance of having an interdisciplinary and diverse team, pursuing projects with a reasonable scope that have an impact within a 3-6 months timeline (and sequential projects which continue to create value), and the under-represented relevance of data stewardship as a stage in the data value chain. - Steffen Staab (chaired by Juan G. Diaz Ochoa) provided an overview of improved technical means to increase the flexibility in data exchanges. He focused on using shape languages (explicitly SHACL) as “data contracts” between knowledge graphs and software codes. - Jeff Zucker (chaired by Ross Horne) reflected on the beginnings of Solid, a name which comes from “Social Linked Data”. We are all socially connected people, and Solid can be used to foster Compassion, Creativity and Collaboration. This is the core of the Solid Practitioners group he has created to support projects implementing social benefits in Solid. The breakout rooms focused on many interesting topics. On the first day, I attended the #SolidLab project Sessions (chaired by Peter Mechant). The presentations that took place really resonated with my own PhD topic. I especially enjoyed the collaborative and interdisciplinary nature of many of the (Solid) projects, with both theoretical and practical approaches/use cases. The themes included overviews on data sharing, the shaping and implementation of data governance to empower internet users, the regulation of data intermediaries and cooperatives (inc. within the Data Governance Act), the traits of successful data ecosystems business models and the use of Personal Data Stores. The presenters were Melanie Verstraete, Michiel Fierens, Sander Van Damme,  Maarten de Mildt, Ruben D'Hauwers, Mathias Maes, August Bourgeus & Stephanie Van Hove. Looking forward to seeing more of your work!

Looking forward to the Insights Conference and the important discussions on Managed Access!

Embracing the power of knowledge and connections at our conference! 🌟 #CyclesConsulting #ConferenceBliss #NetworkingSuccess #ConferenceConnections #ProfessionalGrowth #IndustryInsights