Information saves lives

Public health crises, such as disease outbreaks and famine most often occur in settings where health systems and public health surveillance are weak. This gap in national and global surveillance poses a risk to communities, as disease outbreaks can develop undetected.

In emergencies, whether sudden or slow onset, people’s vulnerabilities to health risks increase, and infectious disease can quickly spread and cause life threatening outbreaks. At the same time, health services can become overwhelmed or put out of function, at a time where risk monitoring is most needed.

Risk monitoring provides early detection, which enables early response.

Digital volunteers have now since October 2017 been building a solution in the open for Red Cross. You'll learn more about how people in tech can contribute and how much of an impact you can do to other peoples lives and in fact save lives.

A year ago we presented at NDC Oslo 2017 about the journey we were about to embark on - its been so great to see people from near and far gather around this project and really focus on the primary objective of helping other people.

Let's focus on business value

Users are more demanding than ever. The systems we build should do more than ever. Competition is fiercer than ever. Technology changes more rapidly than ever. How to keep up with it all?

This talk will walk through a way of working with software that enables you to take away a lot of the complexities often found in Line of Business scenarios, such as multi-tenancy, resource management, cloud vs edge / on-premise and how to keep it all continuously improved leveraging the power of event driven architecture in a distributed decentralized microservice environment. In addition you'll see how you can work with authentication and authorization without having to write any code for it.

All this without you as a developer having to think about any of it.

It will showcase the open source platform Dolittle and how you can get started with it.

This talk showcases how you can separate concerns and take the cross cutting concerns to the next level. Its focus is on architecture with a lot of demos.