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Round

Tables

Inteligent Illumination:   Dr. Uri Doman ;

Alex Yarmolinsky, ORAD engineering ;

Daniel Kalina, Gaash Lighting ;

Alex Goldin,

Aurimas Gabė, Lumo, Lithuania

 

Cyber Protection of Critical Infrastructures is a prime topic addressed in Vilnius Gateway Forum. Cyber threat is a major issue of modern society, in particular concerning critical infrastructures such as Energy, Transport, and Telecom.

The round table during the Vilnius Forum offers professional discussions addressing the latest solutions and challenges covering: methodology, products, and training of cybersecurity professionals.  The keynote address "The New Cyber Defense Triangle-IOT, IOC, BIC" is presented by Mr. Yosi Shneck, CIO of Israel Electric Corporation, one of the key specialists in this field in Israel. Mr. Shneck was elected "The Man of the Year in IT business".

 

Israel has a leading position in cyber security, mainly in the IT arena. Join the forum, meet with the Israeli participants that are ready to partner and share with you their knowledge and experience in cybersecurity

 

Yakov (Yasha) Hain ;  Yosi Shneck,  Israel Electric Corporation  ;   

Gabriel Mazooz,  Israel Electric Corporation  ;

Dr.  Larisa Tsirinsky,  Embedded Solutions  ;    Ofir Hason,  CyberGym

"Renewable Energy and Cogeneration" is a vitally important, prime topic addressed in the International Vilnius Gateway Forum. The professional and business worlds deal with the development of renewable energy sources and the use of fossil energy sources with the most advanced technologies.

Vilnius Forum offers professional round-table discussions about renewable energy and cogeneration project development, including technological aspects, marketing, regulatory and financing vision of entrepreneurs, engineers and business people alike.

Israel has a one of the leading position in thermal solar technology, is acting to develop PV technologies in Israel and abroad and is currently developing many large projects in the field of wind harvesting for energy.

Israel's natural gas revolution heightens the necessity of developing cogeneration projects and the use of thermal energy for cooling.

Dr. Aharon Bar-Dov ;

Prof. Gadi Golan ;

Dr. Dan Weinshtock , EnerNOC

Smart Energy Systems:

Emanuel Marynko,  Yanai Ltd. Electrical Engineering  ;

Dr.  Ali Inan,  EFR GmbH, Germany ;  

Emil Koifman, SEEEI ;

Daniel Branover,  Satec Inc., USA 

Advanced HVAC:

Rafael (Rafi) Aharoni, Assa Aharoni Con. Eng. Ltd. ;

Vladimir Nemirovsky, Tadiran Holdings Ltd. ;

Avraham Menashe, A.M. International ;

Noam Harary,

Rolandas Rimkevičius, Freor, Lithuania

Based on surveying thousands of startups and entrepreneurs globally, the Compass Project ('startup genome') has marked Israel in general, and Tel-Aviv in particular, the most vibrant stat-up ecosystem in the world outside of the United States. 

Checking for the data, one can find supportive evidence for this claim: The total Hi-Tech investment was about $4.4B in 2015, bringing the average investment per capita to be among the highest in the world. During this year, the industry has also yielded about $9B in about 100 startup exists. The informal statistics marks about 1,000 new startups every year, and about 6,000 active hi-tech ventures in every given moment, demonstrating the potential of the country and its ecosystem. This vibrant community and activity has attracted about 350 multinational corporations setting R&D centers in Israel, increasing the magnitude of the effects.

The book 'Startup Nation' further discuss the factors and drivers for this outstanding phenomena. 

Start-Up Nation and Entrepreneurship: 

Prof. Israel (Izzy) Borovich, Dean school of management Tel Aviv Jaffa Academic College

Elisha Yanay, Association of Electronic and Software Industries, Biper ;

Prof. Simon Litzyn, Tel Aviv University, StoreDot ;

Prof. Yosef Pinhasi, Ariel University

 

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