Digital autonomy. No big bang, a realistic path.

You look after data and systems that people rely on. Keeping control of them is part of the job, not a nice to have. We came to Utrecht to show how public organisations can take the first steps today, using European cloud and open standards. Cyso and xxllnc share the stage.

Cyso and xxllnc promotional card for their Data Expo session on digital sovereignty for the public sector, 9 September, Jaarbeurs Utrecht.

What we will talk about at Data Expo

For public organisations, dependence on a single platform, supplier or country carries more risk than it used to. This session is about facing that honestly and doing something about it, at a pace that fits how public work really gets done.

Sound technology, clear choices, and a plan you can keep to.

xxllnc and Cyso show how public organisations can take their first steps now. With European cloud, open standards, and Haven and Haven+ certification, you build software that stays reliable and keeps more options open. For today, and for whatever comes next.

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The session

“Digital autonomy for the public sector: no big bang, but a realistic path”

Date and time: Wednesday 9 September, 10:15 to 10:45
Place: Lezingenzaal 1, Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Language: In English
Speakers: Tjebbe de Winter, Michel Veenhuis, André Lino
Find us: Cyso stand #133, 9 and 10 September

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Three first steps you can take to digital autonomy

Not a rebuild. A sequence. Each step stands on its own and earns its place before the next one starts.

1: See where you actually stand

Which systems matter, which suppliers hold them, and which country your data sits in. You cannot make a good choice about something you have not mapped yet. This part is mostly honesty, and it costs you nothing but time. Schedule a discovery call to let us help you.

2: Move what makes sense to European cloud

Start with the workloads where the case is clear, and leave the rest running while you learn. Cyso runs European infrastructure built for exactly this, so the move is a normal project, not a leap of faith.

3: Build on open standards and Haven

Open source and Haven + compliancy keep the next decision yours to make. If you ever want to change direction, you can, without unpicking everything you built. That is what keeping your options open really means.

European building blocks for cloud you can trust

Reliable cloud services built for performance, security, and full control, run on infrastructure that stays inside Europe. Here is what you can put to work.

See you at Data Expo, 9 and 10 September

You are reading this because you care about doing right by your data and the people who depend on it. So do we. Grab a free ticket, catch the talk on Wednesday 9 September at 10:15 in Lezingenzaal 1, and find us at stand #133 on either day.

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