Follow Tenderlake on LinkedIn for concise insights on public-sector tenders and emerging procurement signals.

We are pleased to announce that Flemming Madsen, founder of Tenderlake and a recognised innovator in the procurement data space, will be a featured speaker at this year’s Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) Conference in Brussels.

The Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) Conference is managed by The Publications Office of the European Union – The world’s largest publisher of public procurement notices. This conference is the largest of its kind and coincides with major anniversaries, including 30 years of the European single market, 40 years since TED’s launch, and 25 years of TED online.

The conference theme is centred around "Public Procurement Data Superpowers: Transparency in Public Procurement – Harnessing Artificial Intelligence,". The conference is set to explore the developments that are transforming European public procurement data. It is an opportunity to discuss the advancements and the potential that the future holds in this domain.

The agenda includes discussions on the emerging public procurement data space, the integration of artificial intelligence technologies, and the implications of eForms as the new standard for publishing procurement data since October 2023.

Flemming Madsen, a previous EU Datathon winner, will deliver insights into Generative AI. His presentation will focus on practical benefits, highlighting how generative AI is a revolution for those who want to win public procurement tenders.

Tenderlake's success under Flemming’s leadership in utilising generative AI to optimise procurement data processes positions him as a knowledgeable speaker on improving both the visibility and efficiency of procurement data for suppliers of the public sector.

The conference is scheduled for the 29th and 30th of April and is available to attend in person or online. For additional information and to secure your seat, please visit the following link: https://europa.eu/!BtrWFT.

Follow Tenderlake on LinkedIn for concise insights on public-sector tenders and emerging procurement signals.