Dear all, While I still have received Dec 17 personal Christmas wishes from our HM key accounter Markus Schorak - with the message "Dennoch schauen wir gemeinsam optimistisch in die Zukunft und arbeiten mit Volldampf an unserer Analog/Hybrid/Digital - HANNOVER MESSE 2021.", I had to find out in parallel and by chance, that HM had presented already the same day and date, Dec 17, on their website, the *change to go "purely digital" *without even mailing to their closest collaboration and implementation partners *by now *with some clear(er) directions. Meanwhile, up to December 22, I had engaged with IDSA and OWL, to see if a joint smaller presence with a "partnership approach" was feasible. IDSA was still holding to their "big presence approach" on their own inviting co-exhibitors to their booth (FIWARE model). This demonstrates once more how agile and disruptive the current situation still is, and also it poofes right Quy's and my personal feelings of a zero-confidence-Team of HM of running a presence fair. *Now, all doubts are cleared for the fact that HM 2021 will be digital only!!!* For any further planning, this means, from now, to take into account, e.g. - no booth builder required - no new local exhibition space and package to be picked anymore, but - a* new virtual exhibition package to be selected* - to find out how to engage with potential FIWARE co-exhibitors (up to mid December, HM had not given any clear direction here) - to find out how such a virtual presence could help (or not) our running projects (e.g. microROS) or our MSCs, - to understand for FIWARE ourselves if a virtual exhibition space may be fruitful (up to mid December, no clear concept was presented by MH, neither a mock-up etc). Quy and myself will update you shortly on the new situation. Cheers, Cristina -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.fiware.org/private/ff-marketing/attachments/20210111/20647aa9/attachment.html>
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