Presented by MIT Mullingar in cooperation with Evros
Fresh from Tech X, with Paul Gilbride. Get the Low down on the Low-code movement with Power Apps, Leverage AI, IOT, Blockchain, create Modern Mobile Apps twice as fast as traditional custom development. Live app created in 30 mins.
Paul is the Business Solutions Practice Director at Evros Technology and a passionate evangelist for Power Apps.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paoloo365/
Evros
Established in 1990, Evros Technology Group offers unrivalled delivery in the design, supply, implementation and support of organisations’ IT infrastructure with over 400 employees operating out of offices in Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Auckland. Awarded ‘Managed Service Company of the Year 2018’ and ‘Cloud Partner of the Year 2018′, Evros provides a full end-to-end, flexible and innovative approach to servicing clients IT requirements under one provider.
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MIT Mullingar are delighted to announce that Maebh Coleman will be giving a presentation entitled “The Robots are Coming!” on Tuesday 30th January in the Annebrook House Hotel at 7:30pm
Topic Overview
OK so it’s not Blade Runner 2049, but we are gearing up for a huge technology change with Robots and AI coming on stream fast in the real 2049.
Are you positive or negative about the changes which robotics and AI will make over the coming years? You may not have had time or space to reflect on the growing influence of robots and AI, but take some time and space to talk with Maébh who has been working in Ireland’s leading robotics integrator for the last year.
Discover where Ireland is in the robotics revolution, what changes are happening internationally and how all of this could impact you in the short term and the next generation in the long term. Key trends, influences and happenings are up for discussion.
Maebh Coleman
Maébh is a specialist in corporate strategy, business planning and innovation in the field of technology management. She has extensive experience in executive development, executive education and also carries out bespoke training around innovation, strategy and technology.
She is on the team that founded Irelands only robotics research and training company, helped fledgling businesses to grow, consulted on funding, strategy and planning at international levels together with over 15 years international experience from around the world.
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MIT Mullingar are delighted to announce that Mr. Eddie Daly of IBM Talent Management Solutions will be giving a presentation entitled “Artificial intelligence – Understanding IBM Watson (before it understands you…..)” on Wednesday 12th April in the Annebrook House Hotel at 7:30pm.
Topic Overview
We are entering into a new era of computing Artificial Intelligence or Cognitive Computing. The cognitive computing era follows the eras of programmable and tabulating systems and represents a huge leap forward. This is a new era because there is a fundamental difference in how these systems are built and how they interact with humans. Traditional programmable systems are fed data, knowledge, and information, and they carry out and return results of processing that is pre-programmed by humans. In the programmable systems era, humans do most of the directing.
The cognitive era on the other hand is about thinking itself – how we gather information, access it and make decisions. Cognitive-based systems learn and build knowledge, understanding natural language, and reason and interact more naturally with human beings than traditional programmable systems. While The term “reasoning” refers to how cognitive systems “reasoning” is a slippery term, we mostly mean that such systems demonstrate insights that are very human-like.
In this talk we’ll explore the progression of Cognitive Computing, understanding how IBM’s Watson works, and the principles behind Cognitive Computing, taking a look at two of the areas that Watson is being applied in – Health and the Internet of Things.
Eddie Daly
Eddie Daly, IBM
Eddie is a 17 year veteran of the It industry Joining IBM back in 1999, and working in areas from Test Engineering to Availability Management currently he is responsible for the full implementation life cycle from sales to service deployment of any of the IBM Talent Management Solutions across IBM’s client base.
He enjoys all things IT and in his spare time builds websites apps and consults a little, he also likes to tinker with Raspberry PI’s and other gadgets.
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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), Connected and Electric Vehicles (EV) have a huge part to play on the Road to Autonomy. Cartell.ie are extremely excited to be launching Electronomous, the first Car Tech Summit here in Ireland at the INEC Killarney on April 27th.
For more information on Electronomous – The Car Tech Summit and to view the full list of speakers visit www.electronomous.com
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