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PROJECT PRESENTATION

NIZHNIY NOVGOROD 23-25 SEPTEMBER

ww CI CIPR (di (digital indu dustry of indu dustrial Russia) — first Russian conference aimed at global dialogue and cooperation of government and businesses on topics of digital economic development, digital industry transformation, execution of «Digital economy» national project, development of Russian high-quality export, cyber-security. CIPR will combine a business forum and an exhibition space, where the partners will present innovative developments and conceptual

• solutions. As part of the business program, key issues of the

implementation of the «Digital Economy» national project will be discussed.

CIPR–2020

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In a message to Federal Assembly Russian President Vladimir Putin identified tasks for digital economy development and creation

• f digital economy development program.

On 31 July 2017 Russian government has approved the «Digital economy» program and identified its five key topics. Acceptance of the strategy for digital society development in Russia for 2017-2030 and the doctrine of cyber security. On 1 March 2019 a competition for roadmap development of end-to-end digital technologies was announced.

The parallel of CIPR development and formation of state digital politics

Evolution of state digital politics

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Federal agenda CIPR agenda 2016 2019 2017 2018

On 7-10 June 2016 the first CIPR took place, with the first panel discussions on digital technologies, which acted as a base for «Digital economy» national project. On 24-26 May 2017 the first public reading of “Digital economy” road map took place by Minister

• f Telecom and Mass Communications of the

Russian Federation, as well as the first work group meeting of Presidential Economic Council in the «Digital economy». On 6-8 June 2018 the first round tables of working groups and centers of competencies in five areas of the Digital Economy program were held as part of the CIPR business program. On 22-24 May 2019 presentations of road maps and end-to-end digital technologies took place, as part

• f the meeting of the Supervisory Board of ANO

«Digital economy». 4 out of 9 road maps on end-to- end digital technologies were approved.

On 1 October 2019 Presidium of the government commission on digital development, use of information technology for life improvement and the conditions for doing business, approved all seven road maps on development of end-to-end digital technologies in Russia until 2024. On 24-26 June 2020 the V annual CIPR conference will take place, where the implementation of the goals and objectives of these road maps, as well as focus on the development of priority high-tech areas in the Russian Federation will be discussed.

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CIPR-2020«Balance:human and technologies»

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CONCEPT

The Russian economy is undergoing a digital transformation. Using new technologies, which are based on working with data in digital form, gives business new tools for revenue growth, investment efficiency, and labor

• productivity. Today, humanity is moving to a new stage in the development
• f civilization, moving from the information age to the digital one.

If previous technologies provided a human with information for making decisions, today they allow him to receive raw data, process it, propose solutions and put them into practice without his participation. Moreover, excluding a human from decision-making, it is important not to forget that it is a human who should be the beneficiary of all transformations. Da Data is the su subje ject ct o

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The influence of digital technologies on all aspects of life is only growing, and at the same time, competition is increasing, both for the search for better solutions and for the establishment of new regulatory standards. Moreover, the role of human in the economy is radically changing. Previously, technology was definitely FOR a person. Perhaps the time will come when a human will be FOR technology. How to maintain a balance and find such a vector for the development of technologies that technologies are always FOR a human and this balance is not violated.

Main directions of «Digital Economy» national program. Industry areas

• Healthcare
• Education
• Demographics
• Culture
• Safe and high-quality roads
• Housing and urban environment
• Ecology
• Science
• Small and medium entrepreneurship

and support of individual entrepreneur initiative

• Labour productivity and

employment support

• International cooperation and

export

Digital economy

• Personnel for digital economy
• Information infrastructure
• Information security
• Digital technologies
• Artificial intelligence
• Normative regulation
• Government administration
• Digital industry

Digital economy theme matrix

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Conference business program

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PANEL DISCUSSION Digital art. Digital technologies in art and culture KEY-NOTES Media digitalization DEBATES STATE VS BUSINESS Sport digitalization THOROUGH INTERVIEW Knowledge democratization. “Libraries” for the new generation. KEY-NOTES The future of mobility in the digital age SHOW CASE Mobile apps and cloud services LECTION + Q/A with EXPERT Digital trends and adaptability EXPERT SESSION Digitalization of intellectual property (subject of intellectual property, created by AI) SHOW CASE New digital media EXPERT SESSION Cybersport KEY-NOTES Digitalization for inclusivity SHOW CASE Intellectual society (digital customer)

Day 3 Main theme: Digital transformation of the social sphere Day 1 Main theme: Man in the digital age PLENARY SESSION “BALANCE: MAN AND TECHNOLOGIES” Day 2 Main theme: Digital technology and the environment PLENARY SESSION "DIGITAL PLATFORMS: CONSTRUCTOR FOR ECONOMY"

ROUND TABLE Digital technologies in housing and communal services / smart city PANEL DISCUSSION Digital healthcare PANEL DISCUSSION Energy digitalization KEY-NOTES Digitalization of financial services EXPERT SESSION Artificial intelligence (+ bigdata) (federal project) PANEL DISCUSSION Digitalization of agriculture ROUND TABLE EAEU Digital integration PANEL DISCUSSION Intelligent transportation systems DEBATES STATE VS BUSINESS Digitalization of education EXPERT SESSION Smart ecology LECTION + Q/A with EXPERT Labour market digitalization EXPERT SESSION Digital manufacturing technologies. Digital industry ROUND TABLE Defence industry digitalization ROUND TABLE EAEU Digital integration EXPERT SESSION Personnel for the digital economy (return / retention / development) EXPERT SESSION Normative regulation EXPERT SESSION Human biometrics PANEL DISCUSSION Quantum technologies (quantum sensors, quantum calculations, quantum communications) EXPERT SESSION Robotics and sensor components PANEL DISCUSSION Satellite communications and space WORKSHOP Grant support / business investment EXPERT SESSION Data information security EXPERT SESSION State management ROUND TABLE Distributed registry technologies LECTION + Q/A with EXPERT Labour productivity in the digital age. The role of man in modern industry. ROUND TABLE Mobile networks of new era (5G+) WORKSHOP Virtual and augmented reality technologies WORKSHOP Export of digital solutions KEY-NOTES Digital services for population (services /super-services) SHOW CASE Digital voting / Digital elections / Digital rights (implementation / barriers) SHOW CASE Digital educational platforms

Industry areas Main directions of «Digital Economy» national program

Conference structure

CIPR 2020

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DIGITAL ART SPECIAL PROJECTS

Creation of unique digital art block, with participation of leading worldwide art experts and demonstration of exclusive interactive projects, using digital technologies

EXHIBITION INFRASTRUCTURE BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT

Partnership projects, public lections and master classes from leading Russian and foreign experts in digital technology, Edutainment, Startup Rallу, ЕАES competition, CIPR-venture Discussion panels, round tables, private meetings Evening and informal events for various audiences, VIP events Exhibition from partner companies and interactive demonstration of IT products and technologies Catering, transport, accommodation, lounge, business exchange, robotic center

1300-1500

CONFERENCE AUDIENCE

CIPR-2020 6000

guests 1000-1100 650-700

CIO, CDO, COO, CMO state corp and industry reps

1000-1100 700-720 250-300 40-50 85-100 140-150 160-170

Conference Audience

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FEBs & REBs Start-up projects International block Investment and venture funds MEDIA

Industry medium-scale business Industry large-scale business Research institutes & universities Members of EEC

Location: Nizhniy Novgorod

Nizhny Novgorod region now, in the era of the next technological revolution, has the necessary prerequisites for the formation of a new profile of the “capital of advanced digital technologies”, an innovative region with great growth potential in the field of information technology, the key task of which is to consolidate the entire scientific and business field of digitalization. 10 Nizhny Novgorod, being a participant city of the 2018 World Cup, has the following logistic advantages: 12 high-speed trains from Moscow per day 10 aircrafts from Moscow per day Flights to key Russian cities (Saint Petersburg, Kazan, Samara, etc.) PREREQUISITES:

• Nizhny Novgorod is one of To

Top-10 10 in innovativ ive re regi gions of Russia.

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The faculty ty of computa tati tion math themati tics and cybern rneti tics was cr created d in Nizhny Novgorod d in 1963 963, making it the first in the country.

• Today, an important area of activity of the CMC faculty is

cooperation with leading IT companies (Intel, Microsoft, IBM, Telma, etc.).

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300 IT IT co compa panies, , em emplo loyin ing 24 24 000 IT IT sp specialist sts. . TOP-10 companies employ approximately 20% of personnel (4 540 specialists). 7 7 leadi ding institutions prepare the IT personnel, graduating over 1600 IT specialists per year. At the same time, to maintain the growth of the market, at least 3000 graduates per year is required, according to the experts.

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Top-5 i 5 in l levels o

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salaries f for I IT s specialists in Russia.

• International IT cluster of Nizhny Novgorod region (iCluster) unites 9

9 co corpo porations, 5 , 5 in instit itutio ions, , ov

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250 st startup ups an and ov

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70 lo local IT IT co compa panies, employing approximately 4500 IT specialists. During 2018 the number of iCluster members increased by 30%.

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2 In Intel offi ffices ar are locat ated in Nizhny Novgorod. Intel R&D-center in Nizhny Novgorod is one of the largest research and development Intel centers in the world. Russian division of Intel companies is the largest PO development center out of the USA. The main focus of the center is the development of global Intel projects in the field of software, artificial intelligence, machine vision, 5G and the Internet of things.

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• Location. Nizhniy Novgorod

Main location of CIPR 2020 will be the Nizhny Novgorod Fair – largest retail complex in Russia, with the richest cultural code, business and retail center of the country, which has lately transformed into a business and public events venue. The most efficient modern complex from the point

• f view of planning decisions with wide conference

and exhibition possibilities and necessary services for successful business.

• Total pavilion area: 4320 m2
• Construction area: 2800 m2
• Business program area: 1600 m2
• Possibility to arrange up to 10 multifunctional

halls

• Cafes and open spaces
• VIP areas
• Meeting areas

Today, the Nizhny Novgorod Fair is undergoing a renovation phase, within which it will become an attractive multi-format territory for international and federal congress and exhibition events. In the framework

• f transformation and modernization, the fair will become

a key platform for IT events. The site is undergoing not only infrastructural transformations, but also cultural ones. The territory becomes a venue for large-scale socially oriented events for the general population. The development concept provides for the creation of a calendar of cultural events designed to remind Nizhny Novgorod residents and guests of the region of the greatness of the Fair, its great heritage and merchant traditions, which are relevant to this day.

Among CIPR conference participants were representatives of federal executive bodies, regional departments, as well as state corporations and industry development institutions.

Conference Participants

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Development institutions: Federal executive bodies Reps: State corporations: Reps from 26 countries: Reps from 71 Russian regions:

ANO "Digital Economy" ASI RVC FRP Skolkovo

Administration of the President of the Russian Federation Expert Office of the President of the Russian Federation Government of the Russian Federation Ministry of Digital Development of Telecommunications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation Council of the Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation The Federal Tax Service Federal Service for Intellectual Property Federal Service for Labor and Employment Federal Service for Ecological, Technological and Nuclear Supervision Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology Federal Treasury Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation FSB of Russia Russian Emergency Situations Ministry

GC Rostec SC Rosatom PJSC Rosseti PJSC Rostelecom GC Roscosmos Australia Azerbaijan Armenia Belarus Belgium Great Britain Georgia Zambia India Iraq Italy Kazakhstan Canada Kyrgyzstan Malta Moldova Salvador USA Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey Uzbekistan Finland France Czech Republic Japan

Altai region Arkhangelsk region Astrakhan region Amurskaya Oblast Belgorod region Bryansk region Vladimir region Volgograd region Voronezh region Jewish Autonomous Region Transbaikal region Ivanovo region Kabardino-Balkarian Republic Kaliningrad region Kaluga region Kamchatka Krai Karachay-Cherkess Republic Kemerovo region Kirov region Kostroma region Krasnodar region Krasnoyarsk region Kursk region Leningrad region Lipetsk region Magadan Region Mari El Moscow region Murmansk region Nizhny Novgorod Region Novgorod region Novosibirsk region Omsk region Orenburg region Oryol Region Penza region Perm region Primorsky Krai Pskov region Republic of Bashkortostan The Republic of Buryatia The Republic of Dagestan The Republic of Ingushetia Republic of Kalmykia Komi Republic Republic of Crimea The Republic of Mordovia The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Republic Tatarstan Republic of Tuva Rostov region Ryazan Oblast Samara Region Saratov region Sakhalin Oblast Sverdlovsk region North Ossetia Alania Smolensk region Stavropol region Tambov Region Tver region Tomsk region Tula region Tyumen region Udmurt republic Ulyanovsk region Khabarovsk region Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous region - Ugra Chelyabinsk region Chechen region Chuvash region Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug Yaroslavskaya oblast region

A total of 1343 companies participated in the conference. Among them GC “Rostec”, SC “Rosatom”, PJSC ”Rosseti”, ROSEL, JSC “Russian Railways”, "Sberbank” PJSC, PJSC “Rostelecom”, Skolkovo, SAP, Huawei, SC HighTeck, NTECHLAB and many more.

Conference Partners

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STRATEGIC PARTNERS GENERAL PARTNERS OFFICIAL PARTNERS OFFICIAL BANK PARTNERS BUSINESS PARTNERS SESSION PARTNERS VIP-EXPONENTS EXPONENTS SPONSORSHIP

GENERAL INFO PARTNER GENERAL INFO AGENCY PARTNER GENERAL REGIONAL INFO PARTNER REGIONAL INFO PARTNERS DIGITAL INFO PARTNER INDUSTRY INFO PARTNERS GENERAL INDUSTRIAL INFO PARTNER TELEGRAM-PARTNERS INFO PARTNERS PARTNER ASSOCIATIONS PARTNER EVENTS PARTNER VENUES

More than 50 companies participated in the information partnership, among which were media, industry associations, Telegram-channels and technoparks.

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Conference Information Partners

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MI MINNIKHANOV RU RUSTAM NU NURGAL ALIEVI VICH

President of the Republic

• f Tatarstan

AK AKIMOV V MA MAXIM A M ALEK EKSEEV EEVICH

Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation

PE PESKOV DM DMITRY NIKOLAEVICH

Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation on Digital and Technological Development

BE BELOUSOV AND ANDREY REMOVI VICH

Assistant to the President

• f the Russian Federation,

Chairman of the Supervisory Board of ANO «Digital Economy»

TI TINA KANDELAKI

Journalist, public figure, general producer of the Match TV federal sports channel

SOL SOLNTSE SEVA EKATERINA BO BORIS ISOVNA

Digitalization Director of Rosatom State Corporation

RA RAKOVA MA MARINA N NIKOLAEV EVNA

Deputy Minister of Education of the Russian Federation*

BR BROVKO VAS VASILY YUR’EVI VICH H

Special Assignments Director, GC Rostec

CH CHEMEZOV SE SERGEY VIKTOR OROV OVICH

General Director of GC Rostec

SEREBRYANNIKOVA ANNA ANDREEVNA

Member of the Megafon Board

• f Directors

FRA FRADK DKOV PY PYOTR MIKHAILOVICH

The chairman

• f «Promsvyazbank»

LY LYSENKO ED EDUARD ANAT ANATOLYEVI VICH

Head of Information Technology Department of Moscow city

OSE OSEEVSK SKY MI MIKHAIL ED EDUARDOVICH

President of «Rostelecom»»

DR DROZDO DOV IG IGOR ALEXANDROVIC ICH

Chairman of the Skolkovo Foundation Board

NI NIKITIN N GL GLEB SERGE GEEVICH

Governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region

OSI OSIPOV OV LE LEONID VICTORO ROVICH

Deputy Head of the Expert Department of the President

• f the Russian Federation

Conference’s Honored Guests-2019

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* Posts at the time of 2019

During 4 years of conference execution the number of business events has increased from 46 to 71, over 1500 speakers have participated in total. The first conference day was dedicated to the topic of technological cooperation of government and business in development of industry and technologies. The following sessions on «Digital Economy» national project took place: «Workforce for digital industry», «IOT — infrastructure in industry», «Information security of industrial objects». The second day of CIPR 2019 hosted a discussion and presentation of first part

• f road maps on the following end-to-end digital technologies: «Blockchain:

practical use in business», «Quantum era of communication and cryptography» «Robotics and censorics: perspectives and technologies», «New manufacturing technologies as the basis for the formation of the digital industry», «Big data. How to see the future today».

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Central topics of CIRP-2019 third day were digital art and society, as well as cooperation

• f humans and technologies in the modern world. One of the key events was the

plenary session «Soft skills in the digital age».

Conference Events

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Conference business program

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A private meeting of ANO «Digital economy» supervisory board was one of the key conference events, with participation of Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Supervisory Board Andrei Belousov. During the meeting, technological areas summarized into road maps, were discussed. Part of the road maps were confirmed by the supervisory board, others were sent back for revision.

Special Events

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Meeting of ANO «digital economy» supervisory board

CIPR-2019 exhibition exposition was reviewed by delegations of honored guests:

On 22 May — President of Republic of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov and Gerenal Director of GC «Rostec» Sergey Chemezov. On 24 May —,Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Andrei Belousov and President of the Republic of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov

Conference Events

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Exhibition exposition review

«Rosatom» presented a set of digital products, called «Logos» — an instrument for 3D modeling

• f hydrodynamics processes, aimed for solution of

engineer analysis tasks in high tech industries. REC stand demonstrated cluster achievements of 2018: key performance indicators, comprehensive projects, key business areas, projects for government customers, projects in the field of import substitution, national projects, partnerships. «Skolkovo» fund stand demonstrated project best practices for: WideTrack, VR Concept, iVariant, Digital Transformation Factory, UNITERA Labs, Scorocode and Conundrum. HiTech group of companies, operating in IT, presented a tensor microprocessor IVA TPU, Russian biometric face recognition system IVA Cognitive, and a platform for unified communications IVA MCU.

During 4 years of conference, exhibition space has increased from 650 to 2000 m². Exhibition area consisted of 40 stands, with Russian and foreign companies as participants.

Conference Exhibition Space

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Exhibition Exposition

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Photo Report

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The level of satisfaction of CIPR participants could be considered as very high

CIPR participant satisfaction rating

77,5% 80,% 82,5% 85,% 87,5% 90,% 92,5% 2017 2018 2019

Satisfaction with the quality and level of services of CIPR Satisfaction of CIPR in general Satisfaction with CIPR design on average Satisfaction with CIPR infrastructure on average Satisfaction of CIPR quality by speaker participation on average

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