ITAPA MeetUp Zone: A Space for Open Discussions
ITAPA is not only about top speakers, but also about quality networking - meetings and conversations that move projects, startups, and ideas forward.
Admission is FREE for participants of the AUTUMN ITAPA 2025 Conference.
A space for open discussions at the table – no stages, presentations, or formal speeches.
- Small groups, direct questions, and practical experience. Here you can raise objections, ask questions, and seek specific solutions.
- Each discussion lasts approximately 30 minutes. Capacity is limited to ~20 participants, so we recommend registering in advance.
- If there are still places available, you can join on the spot.
REGISTRATION FOR MEETUP
MEETUP HEALTH&CARE (25.11.2025)
hall London III
14:45 - 15:15 How to Digitize your Outpatient Clinic
For outpatient clinics and clinics that want to digitize without chaos and unnecessary costs. A specific step-by-step procedure, the most common mistakes, and recommendations from practice. Participants will receive a clear checklist of what to do and what not to do.
Speakers: Samuel Arbe and Vanesa Bujková, HealthHub15:30 - 16:00 The Digital Twin of the Slovak Patient - Advantages of the Concept and the Challenges of Implementation
The meeting will present an experimental project whose ambition is to test the feasibility of creating a comprehensive lifelong health record for individuals in real Slovak conditions and to explore its practical applicability. It is a digital "twin" of the patient - an integrated picture of their health status throughout their life and across all domains.
16:15 - 16:45 Fatigue Kills. Let's Say it Out Loud!
Presentation of previously unpublished statistics on fatigue in healthcare and its impact on medical errors. Real anonymized cases in which fatigue played a key role, and analysis of the economic implications – costs of mistakes, incapacity for work, and staff turnover. Why is fatigue in healthcare taboo? How does it affect decision-making, reflexes, and empathy? Who are the "supermen" in healthcare, and what types of fatigue do we know? How to talk about fatigue without fear of consequences, and what are the first steps to transforming a culture of silence into a culture of safety?
Speaker: Martina Antošová, Healthub
REGISTRATION FOR MEETUP HEALTH&CARE
MEETUP CYBERSEC (26.11.2025)
hall London III
A space for open discussions at the table – no podiums or formal speeches. A small group, direct questions, and practical experience. Here you can raise objections, ask questions, and seek specific solutions. Each discussion lasts approximately 30 minutes. Capacity is limited to ~20 participants, so we recommend registering in advance.
14:00 - 14:30 How to (not) hack a car company or supply chain security
Speaker: Ivan Makatura, Cybersecurity Association
14:45 - 15:15 Private Cybersec Hub: Initial Asessment of Business Interest
The city of Bratislava is preparing an economic development plan in which cybersecurity plays an important role, including in connection with areas such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and dual-use technologies. In this context, the city wants to examine whether companies are interested in creating a privately funded research and innovation hub that emerges from the bottom up to meet market needs. The city's role is to facilitate coordination and support the conditions for its eventual formation, while, at a later stage, the hub could - similar to the AI institute KInIT - also partially use public resources. The mini-session will serve as an introductory discussion, during which the city will present its intention and open a space for an exchange of views to identify which companies are interested in continuing to develop the initiative.
Speaker: Iva Kleinová, City of Bratislava and Bloomberg Associates
REGISTRATION FOR MEETUP CYBERSEC
MEETUP DIGI (27.11.2025)
hall London III
A space for open discussions at the table – no podiums or formal speeches. A small group, direct questions, and practical experience. Here you can raise objections, ask questions, and seek specific solutions. Each discussion lasts approximately 30 minutes. Capacity is limited to ~20 participants, so we recommend registering in advance.
16:50 - 17:20 ÚPVS 3.0: ÚPVS 3.0: Big money should mean big functionality
How should ÚPVS 3.0 work for users in real life, how to design and manage it as a product, and how to set transparent and understandable criteria when selecting a supplier? About systemic lessons without political noise.
Speakers: Juraj Bárdy, Alistiq a Ján Suchal, Slovensko.Digital