COMMUNICATION: LiveVoice app

On the day, QR codes will be provided for each track that link to the correct LiveVoice channel:

You will also find these links on the back of your badge, on the webpages for each track, and in the respective rooms. Once you have opened the channel, select the language you would like to listen to.

LiveVoice works with any browser on almost any device. There is also an app for cell phones. You can find everything about this on the LiveVoice support page.

Some background information on language(s)

English-German and a lot in between. With the AI communication app. If you are looking for interaction and input, you need clear language. And one thing is clear: This get connected will be:

Bilingual for the first time.
English and German.
Not “no matter what” and not 110%.

But rather as an experiment, with a benevolent attitude, and communication-oriented.

1. We understand each other

In the three main tracks (SUPPLY CHAIN, CROSS-BORDER, and DATA PROCESSES), the language in which the speakers are presenting is indicated for each agenda item.

The example tells you: Josh Renzema will present in English. But you can use the LiveVoice app for a translation into German. - An app? More on this under 2.

2. Please: Bring your headphones!

Let's avoid what tends to annoy everyone on the subway: having to listen to what the person next to you is listening to via loudspeaker. Please bring your headphones with you (and maybe a charger, a whole day can use a lot of battery.)

3. And if necessary: Turn a deaf ear ;-)

There may be agenda items where the app doesn't work. In case of need, use your hands and feet - and brains and heart. Then, we will manage. After all, get connected is also about trying out something new.

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Do you have any questions about communication?

Then please contact us at any time.

Send an email to Jenny