This year’s German Multimedia Congress DMMK (Deutscher Multimedia Kongress) will share the stage with Create10 on November 10 and 11, 2010.
At Römerkastell, Stuttgart’s exciting creative centre, the creative scene will be linked to the digital economy.
Advertisers, designers, programmers, communication professionals and marketing experts will be get together with thought leaders in the European digital industry and forge direct contacts with industry representatives.
“By uniting DMMK 2010 with Create10, MFG will make an important contribution towards strengthening the international competitiveness of the region as a creative centre”, explains MFG CEO Klaus Haasis.
Create10, the European Future Conference for Digital Trends in the Creative Industries, will be staged for the first time on November 10 and 11, 2010.
Media pioneers, creative thought leaders and IT experts from all over Europe are expected to attend Create10 in Stuttgart, Germany.
The conference will be divided into three parts. The CReATE Forum will introduce the five most promising research fields that will play a leading role the European creative industries in the next ten years (CReATE is an EU research project led by MFG). Various interactive workshops will present outstanding trends in the digital creative industries and collaboratively develop new ideas.
MFG Baden-Württemberg will present the “MFG Visual Experience Lab” at FMX 2010, the internationally renowned platform for computer animation, visual effects, games and digital media. MFG uses this new laboratory to test and research current visualisation trends and technologies together with universities, businesses and talented newcomers from South-West Germany, providing them with an open experimental forum in which to study current trends and projects and test new applications jointly with MFG.
The KIS Mobile Convention on 18 May 2010 (13:00-18:00) deals with this question. Focussing on Knowledge Intensive Services and Applications for Mobile Devices regional stakeholder will be brought together in Stuttgart.
The event is organised by Ministry of Economics of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg and MFG Baden-Württemberg – Innovation Agency for ICT and Media. Partners are FZI – Forschungszentrum Informatik and Forum SatNav MIT BW e.V.
Become member of the Linkedin-group “KIS Mobile Convention Stuttgart” and meet participants and presenting companies already before the event.
Just few days and the Creativity World Forum 2009 will be part of the history: prominent representatives from industry, science, politics, film, architecture, music and design will come together for a two day event on the 1st and 2nd December 2009, in Ludwigsburg. These high-profile speakers include the inventor of the MP3 Professor Dr. Karlheinz Brandenburg, the CEO of Robert Bosch GmbH, Franz Fehrenbach, Nokia Vice President and the former Finnish Prime Minister Esko Aho, film-maker Professor Doris Dörrie, top architect Professor Tobias Wallisser as well as high-ranking designer Professor Hartmut Esslinger.
Approx. 1,200 participants from all around the world are expected to participate in the congress premiering in Germany this year.The event organised by the Ministry of Economics Baden-Württemberg and the MFGBaden-Württemberg, Public Innovation Agency for ICT and Media is the annual main event for the 13 “Districts of Creativity”.
120 speakers, 6 different panels, many opportunities for networking and live music will constitute the framework for a fruitful meeting beetween creativity and technology.
A Matchmaking Forum will offer the participant a unique opportunity for networking and socializing. Besides, on days 1 and 2 of the congress Baden-Württemberg International will be holding a trade exhibition where the regions of the Districts of Creativity, institutions of the creative industries, initiatives and regions from around Baden-Württemberg as well as further international partner regions, companies, research and transfer organisations will be on show.
And if all this is stil not enough, on the 3rd December as closure of the Creativity World Forum the participants will have the opportunity to take part to the three tours through the creative regions of Baden-Württemberg. During this tour they will have the chance to visit exemplary companies and institutions in the region of Stuttgart, the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region and the technology region of Karlsruhe.
For more information on the Creativity World Forum visit the website
At Römerkastell, Stuttgart’s exciting creative centre, the creative scene will be linked to the digital economy.
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Media pioneers, creative thought leaders and IT experts from all over Europe are expected to attend 
