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ECN Alpbach Economic Symposium Alpbacher Wirtschaftsgespräche 28.–30.08.2018 ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM European Forum Alpbach 2018 Diversity and Resilience Diversität und Resilienz 15.–31.08.2018 Arts and Culture Kunst und Kultur 15.–31.08.2018 Seminar Week Seminarwoche 15.–21.08.2018 Tyrol Days Tiroltage 17.–19.08.2018 Health Symposium Gesundheitsgespräche 19.–21.08.2018 Artists in Discourse Begegnungen 22.08.2018 Technology Symposium Technologiegespräche 23.–25.08.2018 Political Symposium Politische Gespräche 25.–28.08.2018 Legal Symposium Rechtsgespräche 26.–28.08.2018 Economic Symposium Wirtschaftsgespräche 28.–30.08.2018 Financial Market Symposium Finanzmarktgespräche 30.–31.08.2018 Economic Symposium Advisory Committee Christoph Badelt WIFO – Austrian Institute of Economic Research Wolfgang Eichert Forum Alpbach Network Anna Handschuh Elephant Strategy Martin Kocher IHS – Institute for Advanced Studies Georg Kopetz TTTech Computertechnik AG Bernhard Marckhgott Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberösterreich Markus Marterbauer Austrian Federal Chamber of Labour Philippe Narval European Forum Alpbach Claus J. Raidl European Forum Alpbach Emanuel Riccabona Impactory, Alpbach in Motion Franz Schellhorn Denkfabrik Agenda Austria Christoph Schneider Austrian Federal Economic Chamber Agnes Streissler-Führer Union of Private Sector Employees Norbert Zimmermann Berndorf AG Partners Main Partner Generali; PwC Austria; REWE International AG; T-Mobile ecoplus. The Business Agency of Lower Austria; Austrian Federal Chamber of Labour; Deloitte Austria; ASFINAG; Erste Group; GroupM; B&C Media Partners Die Presse; trend Privatstiftung; UniCredit Bank Austria; Accenture Austria; Microsoft Austria; OeKB Group; Mastercard; RHI Magnesita; Bundesrechenzentrum; SK Rapid; Network Partners Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberösterreich; promitto WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business); organisationsberatung; Samsung Swiss Economic Forum Supporting Partners VERBUND; BDO; ARA; Atos; METRO; ProSiebenSat.1 PULS4 Group 1 ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM Is your business prepared for the next crisis? Ist ihr Unternehmen für die nächste Krise Resilience – the capacity to overcome gewappnet? Resilienz – also die Fähigkeit, crises – and diversity are intrinsically Krisen zu bewältigen – und Diversität connected. Diversity has been proven to bedingen einander. Diversität trägt nach- bolster the resilience of markets, states weislich zur Steigerung der Resilienz in and businesses. But even diversity has Markt, Staat und Unternehmen bei. Aber its limits. Where do these limits lie and auch diese hat ihre Grenzen. Wo liegen how can businesses learn to benefit from diese Grenzen? Und wie kann man sich diversity? die Vorteile von Diversität zu Nutzen At this year’s Economic Symposium, business machen? owners, academics and entrepreneurs will UnternehmerInnen, WissenschaftlerInnen explore the relationship between und GründerInnen untersuchen bei den “diversity and resilience”. In doing so, Wirtschaftsgesprächen das Spannungs- they ask the most vital questions of our feld „Diversität und Resilienz“. Dabei time at a micro as well as a macro level. beleuchten sie auf der Mikro- ebenso wie What does a future data economy look auf der Makroebene die ökonomischen like? Is diversity the only strategy for Fragen unserer Zeit: Wie geht es mit der innovation? For which future scenarios Datenökonomie weiter? Ist Diversität should we brace ourselves? Let yourself die einzige Strategie für Innovation? Auf be inspired and draw conclusions for welche Zukunftsszenarien sollten wir uns your own business, for yourself and for ökonomisch vorbereiten? Lassen Sie sich navigating the economy of tomorrow. inspirieren und ziehen Sie Schlüsse für Ihr eigenes Unternehmen, für sich selbst und für das Navigieren in der Wirtschaftswelt von morgen. 2 ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM Contents / Inhalt Page Plenary Sessions 5 Breakout Sessions 10 Arts and Culture 26 Partner and Social Programme 32 Floor Plan 37 Further Information 38 Time Table / Zeitplan Tuesday, 28.08.2018 10:00-12:30 Charity Soccer Match – Good Game, Good Purpose Social 12:00-12:15 Balcony Scene 6 Culture 14:00-14:30 Opening Plenary 14:30-15:30 “I have a dream”: I dream of a diverse and resilient Europe Plenary 16:00-17:45 The future of data economy Plenary 18:30-20:00 ecoplus and “So schmeckt Niederösterreich” Lower Austria Evening Social 20:00-21:30 Innovation 101: The “diversity” factor Plenary 21:30-23:00 The World of Trombones-Late Night Special Culture Wednesday, 29.08.2018 8:00-9:00 Swiss Country Breakfast: Ricola Plenary 8:00-9:00 Swiss Country Breakfast: logitech Plenary 9:00-10:30 Agility and resilience: Superpowers to handle complexity Plenary 11:00-13:30 01 Digital Future Game: Requirements for a digital society Breakout 11:00-13:30 02 An unpredictable future – Digitalisation in individual traffic Breakout 11:00-13:30 03 Digital leadership – How states and businesses lead through the digital Breakout transformation successfully 11:00-13:30 04 Demographic change and its effects on the future working life Breakout 11:00-13:30 05 Republic of fake news – How civil society and businesses become resilient to Breakout manipulation 11:00-13:30 06 Class conflict or social partnership in wage negotiations: What guarantees Breakout stability and flexibility? 11:00-13:30 07 On the green grass and in business: If you don’t shoot, you will not score. Breakout 11:00-13:30 08 Specialisation and diversification – What businesses can learn from natural sciences Breakout 11:00-13:30 09 The rising of “TECHNIUM”: Is it real, fantasy or artificial? Breakout 12:00-12:15 Balcony Scene 7 Culture 13:30-15:00 Lunch Reception Social 15:00-17:30 10 Playmaker or match ball – Resilience in times of disruption Breakout 15:00-17:30 11 Challenges of the digital economy: Pioneer or fast follower Breakout 15:00-17:30 12 Transparency instead of discretion? HR as a key for equal pay Breakout 15:00-17:30 13 Strategic big data management: How to deal with the “new oil”? Breakout 15:00-17:30 14 We don’t need no education! Economic education as a business-location factor Breakout 15:00-17:30 15 Blockchain and the new cryptoeconomics: Are economy and society facing Breakout the next revolution? 15:00-17:30 16 Cyber security – Is resilience an utopia in a digital economy? Breakout 15:00-17:30 17 Differences that make a difference: Cooperatives vs. PLCs Breakout 15:00-17:30 18 Start-up spirit @ big corporation – how much is too much? Breakout 3 ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM 18:15-19:45 Working in the age of overload – Better thrive than survive Plenary 20:30-22:00 The very Last Day of Mankind – Alpbach Special Culture 22:00-0:00 Magenta Night Social PLENARY SESSIONS Thursday, 30.08.2018 9:00-10:30 New mobility: Electric, shared or autonomous? Plenary 11:00-12:30 Shock resistance: Downfall, intervention, resurrection? Plenary Tuesday, 28.08.2018 Plenary 12:00-12:15 Balcony Scene 8 Culture 14:00–14:30 ELISABETH-HERZ-KREMENAK-SAAL OPENING 19:30-20:00 The Last Days of Mankind – Artist Talk. Late Night Special Culture Opening | Eröffnung SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION In her solo-climate-summit ‘Cry Me A River’, performer Anna Mendelssohn examines the workings of language and rhetoric. She asks, ‘what do my tears have in common with those of the glaciers’ and she concludes, ‘everything is so much more complicated than you think’. Die Performerin Anna Mendelssohn richtet mit ihrer Solo-Klima-Gipfelkonferenz “Cry Me A River” den Blick auf die Mechanismen von Sprache und Rhetorik. Sie fragt sich, was ihre Tränen mit jenen der Gletscher gemeinsam haben und stellt fest, dass alles viel komplizierter ist, als man denkt. Art Anna Mendelssohn Actor, Performer and Author, Vienna Introduction Claus J. Raidl Vice President, European Forum Alpbach; President, OeNB – Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Vienna 14:30–15:30 ELISABETH-HERZ-KREMENAK-SAAL KEYNOTE & PANEL “I have a dream”: I dream of a diverse and resilient Europe Visionen eines diversen und resilienten Europas SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION 55 years ago on this day, Martin Luther King Jr. held his famous speech 'I have a dream'. To commemorate the anniversary, the opening speakers sketch their vision – their 'dream' – of a diverse and resilient Europe. Genau vor 55 Jahren hielt Martin Luther King Jr. seine berühmte “I have a dream”-Rede. Um dem Jubiläum Rechnung zu tragen, eröffnen die SprecherInnen die Wirtschaftsgespräche mit ihrer Vision – ihrem “Traum” – von einem diversen und resilienten Europa. Keynote Maja Göpel Member, Club of Rome; Secretary General, German Advisory Council on Global Change, Berlin Discussion Renat Heuberger Chief Executive Officer, south pole, Zurich Stefano Venier Chief Executive Officer, Hera Group, Bologna Chair Stephen Sackur Journalist and presenter of HARDtalk, BBC – British Broadcasting Corporation, London 4 ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM PLENARY SESSIONS Tuesday, 28.08.2018 Plenary 14:00–14:30 ELISABETH-HERZ-KREMENAK-SAAL OPENING Opening | Eröffnung SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION In her solo-climate-summit ‘Cry Me A River’, performer Anna Mendelssohn examines the workings of language and rhetoric. She asks, ‘what do my tears have in common with those of the glaciers’ and she concludes, ‘everything is so much more complicated than you think’. Die Performerin Anna Mendelssohn richtet mit ihrer Solo-Klima-Gipfelkonferenz “Cry Me A River” den Blick auf die Mechanismen von Sprache und Rhetorik. Sie fragt sich, was ihre Tränen mit jenen der Gletscher gemeinsam haben und stellt fest, dass alles viel komplizierter