Dolores Ordoñez holds a degree in Law by Deusto University, Spain and she is specialized in European Community Law and holds an Executive Master in Innovation. Specialized in innovative strategies mainly in line with SmartCities and Tourism. She is member of the Smart Destinations WG at the University of the Balearic Islands. She is vice-president of Planetic (Spanish technological platform for ICT) and vice-president of the international cluster of Tourism, TURISTEC.
She is the coordinator of the track on smart and sustainable transition in Tourism for Intelligent Cities Challenge of the European Commission. She is tourism expert for Eurochambres within EU4BCC
With more than 20 years of experience as head of European projects in different public administrations in the Balearic Islands and in the private sector, presently she manages challenging EU projects related to IoT such as CPS4AGRI (H2020) or PLOUTOS (H2020 RUR), having been involved in other projects such as CREATE-IoT (H2020-IoT), STEVE(H2020-GV) or EXTREMA (DG ECHO). She is speaker in many conferences worldwide and teaches issues related to the European Union, SmarCities, SmartTourism and Sustainability.
As technical director of AnySolution, she is in charge of strategic innovative plans for public and private entities, EU projects implementation and the development of the IoT platform NADIA.
Elementy, w których Dolores Ordoñez uczestniczy
wtorek 18 czerwiec, 2019
This session will highlight the importance of IoT in the tourism sector and of the Tourism sector in IoT developments. Tourism is one of the sectors where innovation and technology adapt and evolve very quickly. Tourists, as new digital customers demand digital services and digital destinations. This session will serve to discover a new sector where IoT has a lot to say, it will break down walls and beliefs one has of t...
wtorek 2 czerwiec, 2020
środa 3 czerwiec, 2020
czwartek 4 czerwiec, 2020
wtorek 31 sierpień, 2021
piątek 3 wrzesień, 2021
Tourism is one of the most dynamic industries in the world. And COVID19 has hit it especially hard, not only affecting companies but also the destinations. During this session we will have the opportunity to learn from the European Smart Tourism Capitals 2020-2021 as well as from the European Commission, to see how IoT and data can greatly contribute not only to the recovery of tourism, but to make destinations more competitive and attractive
poniedziałek 20 czerwiec, 2022
Smart tourism destinations are based on the intelligence generated thanks to the amount of information collected from different IoT devices and other data sources. The European Commission has also launched the Smart Tourism Destination as an initiative to accelerate the digital transformation of 50 tourism destinations and at national level different initiatives are also supporting this process in which IoT has a key role. During this session we will learn from these interesting experience...
wtorek 21 czerwiec, 2022
Tourism data spaces are the new challenge for the tourism industry. The collection, analysis and use of data that comes from heterogeneous sources is today’s top priority. Technological challenges, the implementation of real use cases and the business models behind tourism data spaces are some of the issues that will be discussed in this session