Mário Lelovský
He is not only the first vice-president of ITAS, but also the first vice-president of the Republican Union of Employers and the chairman of the Digital Coalition - the National Coalition for Digital Skills and Occupations of the Slovak Republic.
In 1988, he graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, majoring in cybernetics and control technology. Between 1991 and 2013, he led companies of the BaSys group, a distributor of premium consumer electronics in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Since 2000, he has been doing business in the field of control systems of intelligent (SMART) objects, and his company Media Control provides integrated design, complex implementation, and service of technical equipment of intelligent buildings. He is the author and investor of the project First Demonstration Intelligent Low-Energy House - iDOM. In 2014, he became the president of ITAS, in 2017 he was elected to the position of first vice president, and again in 2019 and in 2021. He is involved in several Slovak and international institutions in the field of support and development of the IT sector, digital skills, education, and business. He is the vice-chairman of the Digital skills committee at DigitalEurope, the umbrella organization of the EU-wide digital industry.
Since 2014, he has been the vice president of RÚZ and a member of the committees for the economy, work, and the environment. In 2018, he was elected the first vice-president of RÚZ, where he heads the subcommittee for the digital economy. He is the chairman of the supervisory board of SEWA a.s. dealing with the collection and recycling of electronic waste. In September 2017, during the first session of the Digital Coalition, he was elected chairman of the Digital Coalition of the Slovak Republic, and in 2019 he became the president of the non-profit organization Ukraine-Slovak Center in Kyiv.
In 1988, he graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, majoring in cybernetics and control technology. Between 1991 and 2013, he led companies of the BaSys group, a distributor of premium consumer electronics in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Since 2000, he has been doing business in the field of control systems of intelligent (SMART) objects, and his company Media Control provides integrated design, complex implementation, and service of technical equipment of intelligent buildings. He is the author and investor of the project First Demonstration Intelligent Low-Energy House - iDOM. In 2014, he became the president of ITAS, in 2017 he was elected to the position of first vice president, and again in 2019 and in 2021. He is involved in several Slovak and international institutions in the field of support and development of the IT sector, digital skills, education, and business. He is the vice-chairman of the Digital skills committee at DigitalEurope, the umbrella organization of the EU-wide digital industry.
Since 2014, he has been the vice president of RÚZ and a member of the committees for the economy, work, and the environment. In 2018, he was elected the first vice-president of RÚZ, where he heads the subcommittee for the digital economy. He is the chairman of the supervisory board of SEWA a.s. dealing with the collection and recycling of electronic waste. In September 2017, during the first session of the Digital Coalition, he was elected chairman of the Digital Coalition of the Slovak Republic, and in 2019 he became the president of the non-profit organization Ukraine-Slovak Center in Kyiv.
Sign in to Autumn ITAPA 2024
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Five years of activity of the Digital Coalition
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DISCUSSION
The bottleneck of innovation or digital transformation is human resources. Because even the best plans at the end of the day depend on whether they are implemented by capable people. Let's not lie to ourselves. The situation is rapidly deteriorating, the demand is growing rapidly, and educated and capable people with high motivation are quickly becoming a scarce resource. What are we going to do about it?
Ján Hargaš as national coordinator dig. education and skills (in solution)
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SPEECHES: Five-year balance sheet of the Digital Coalition in Slovakia - Evaluation of activities and setting new goals
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Cooperation and support of the activities of the Digital Coalition by the Government
Mário Lelovský, Chairman of the Digital Coalition
Ján Hargaš, State Secretary of MIRDI SR
Juraj Káčer, The Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family of the SR -
Discussion on "missing human resources"
Martina Antošová, Adviser to the General Secretary of the Service Office, Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic
Slavomír Partila, he Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the SR
Katarína Lanáková, The Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family of the SR
Ján Hargaš, MIRDI SR
Mário Lelovský, Digital Coalition
Peter Ferjančík, Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic
VIDEOZÁZNAM
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DISCUSSION on how to build modern schools
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DISCUSSION on digital skills
„According to the EC, 80% of the EU population needs to have at least basic digital skills by the year 2030. Slovakia needs to reach this level as soon as possible and that’s why we’re preparing (in close cooperation with the most important stakeholders) the National strategy for digital skills together with other strategic documents. These should prepare Slovakia for the inevitable actions in order to succeed.“ Gustáv Budinský
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DISCUSSION
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DISCUSSION: Why do we need a functioning and competitive digital state?
Discussions about leadership in any field lose their meaning if the functioning of the state, by its very nature, places obstacles and does not create an environment for the fulfillment of these ambitions. What does it mean in practice if we want Slovakia to be a world leader in something? In its current state, will the public sector support or hamper such efforts? Let us look at this through the eyes of those whose activities and business are significantly affected by the efficiency of state operation, rapid administration, availability of skilled labor and other areas, and answer the question of how the state and its digitization should go further, if Slovakia is really to play a leading role in something.
Speakers: Veronika Remišová (Deputy Prime Minister of investments, regional development and informatization of the Slovak Republic), Ronald Blaško (AmCham), Radoslav Danilák (Tachyum), Mário Lelovský (Republican Union of Employers), Anna Záhorčáková (DITEC)
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Entry on the topic of digitalisation of digitization of businesses, how we're doing with education and human resources
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Discussion
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Discussion
Discussion of invited guests:
Mária Bieliková, Kempelenov inštitút
Marcela Havrilová, Microsoft Slovakia
Tomáš Jucha, MIRRI
Ivan Láska, Trexima
Mário Lelovský, ITAS
Anna Záhorčáková, DITEC
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Where are the digital skills?
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Who lacks on the IT labor market and what to do about it?
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Introductory speech of chairman
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The Digital Coalition of Slovakia and Professionally Oriented IT Specialist
At present, the requirements for adapting education to current and prospective labor market needs resonate. This also applies to the ICT sector in Slovakia, which, compared to the current state, where at least 13 000 ICT specialists are missing, will need additional capacities to handle digital transformation and digitization in all sectors and areas. Within the framework of the Digital Coalition, all relevant players in Slovakia are involved in tackling the lack of digital skills: the state, the academy community and companies. New Study Program, A professional-oriented bachelor - specialist can be placed on the labor market within four years from now after a three-year study. -
The Digital Coalition of Slovakia and Professionally Oriented IT Specialist
At present, the requirements for adapting education to current and prospective labor market needs resonate. This also applies to the ICT sector in Slovakia, which, compared to the current state, where at least 13 000 ICT specialists are missing, will need additional capacities to handle digital transformation and digitization in all sectors and areas. Within the framework of the Digital Coalition, all relevant players in Slovakia are involved in tackling the lack of digital skills: the state, the academy community and companies. New Study Program, A professional-oriented bachelor - specialist can be placed on the labor market within four years from now after a three-year study. -
Is the Industry, Supplying the eGovernment, Ready for the Digital Restart? Are All Stakeholders Ready?
This speech has the ambition to answer questions from the title and launch a debate on the actual proposals, which could significantly help the eGovernment to achieve clearly identified target = satisfied citizens and businesses using a digital public services. -
Discussion round table: Slovakia 2020
Stakeholders discussion on digital development trends in the country and position of Slovakia during the EU Presidency, regarding the main digital EU initiatives; goals in digitalization towards 2020
Invited guests:
Pavel Bojňanský
Emil Fitoš (ATOS)
Milan Ftáčnik (Slovenská informatická spoločnosť)
Ľubor Illek (Slovensko.Digital)
Milan Ištván (Partnerships for Prosperity)
Rastislav Janota (NASES)
Štefan Kišš (Institute for Financial Policy)
Roman Konečný (National Security Authority)
Peter Kostolný (Government Office of the SR)
Mário Lelovský (ITAS)
Miloš Molnár (ideata Europe)
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What does IT business expects from high school vocational education and what does the actual Proposal on law for vocational education and training provide.
National Alliance for Digital Career in Slovakia, actual status and its objectives.
