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SUMMARY:Innovative Digital Technologies in Flexible Manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Production efficiency often centres around a consistent product and process\, optimised to run with minimal downtime. But what happens when customers demand more product variation\, where you need to switch a process from one product to another\, or where batch sizes are small? This event will explore how digital technology can help manufacturers maintain efficiency and asset utilisation whilst offering the customer what they want.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/innovative-digital-technologies-in-flexible-manufacturing/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital,Engineering,Innovation
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SUMMARY:Innovative Digital Technologies in Quality Management
DESCRIPTION:Ensuring your finished product meets the requirements of your customers is the difference between selling your product (and not). This event will explore how the application of digital technology may improve production quality directly or reduce the time involved in ensuring quality through management and data sharing activity.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/innovative-digital-technologies-in-quality-management/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital,Innovation
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SUMMARY:Innovative Digital Technologies in New Product Development
DESCRIPTION:Product development might be driven by changing customer demands or may be unlocked by new production capability to satisfy existing customer demand. This event will explore the digital technologies and associated Systems across supply chains. Specifically\, technologies that can drive and enable opportunities for new products or variants.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/innovative-digital-technologies-in-new-product-development/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital,Energy,Engineering,Innovation
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SUMMARY:NI Science Festival - Turing Talk 2022: A Day in the Life of a Smart City with Prof Julie A. McCann
DESCRIPTION:Part of the IET EngTalk and BCS Lecture Series \nWith the recent COP26 held in Glasgow\, sustainability and climate adaption is on everyone’s minds. The main outcome of this has been an agreement to strengthen 2030 targets by the end of 2022. This talk will discuss the role of the Internet of Things\, specifically sensor-based technologies\, in both providing data to better understand resource usage for optimization and reduction\, as well as providing ground truths to track those targets are being met. To do this this technology needs to be embedded in our transport\, our factories\, our homes even\, and with this brings a new set of challenges around privacy and security. Indeed\, such systems are core to building the Digital Twins that drive decision making\, but what happens when such systems go wrong? Prof Julie A. McCann will explore this and potential solutions to such scenarios and will illustrate where the technologies are heading with a future look. \nAbout \nProfessor Julie A McCann heads up Adaptive Emergent Systems Engineering (AESE) in the Dept of Computing where she works with a highly multi-disciplinary group of Post Docs and PhD students from a broad spectra of backgrounds. She leads the Resilient and Robust Infrastructure challenge part of the Data Centric Engineering theme in the Alan Turing Institute\, she is PI for the NRF funded Singapore Eco Cities initiative\, and is Deputy Director of PeTraS and therein leads the Logistics 4.0 project with the Tate Modern\, ARM and Ordinance Survey. She is Imperial PI for the EPSRC Science of Sensing Systems Software (S4) programme grant. Until recently she was the Co-director of the Intel Collaborative Research Institute on Sustainable Connected Cities\, the Co-PI of the NEC Smart Water Lab\, and Director of the cross-Imperial Smart Connected Futures Network. \nShe has chaired and remains actively involved with the field’s top conferences (including Infocom\, Sensys\, IPSN\, and EWSN) and is an Associated Editor for IoT-J. She currently delivers the Pervasive Computing teaching module and in the past she lectured Operating Systems courses. She was chair of the Department of Computing Equality and Diversity committee (2018-2021)\, is a Fellow of the British Computer Society\, a Chartered Engineer and consults on computer-based futures for TV and Film .
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/ni-science-festival-turing-talk-2022-a-day-in-the-life-of-a-smart-city-with-prof-julie-a-mccann/
LOCATION:Assembly Buildings Conference Centre\, 2-10 Fisherwick Place\, Belfast\, Ulster\, BT1 6DW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Digital,Innovation
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ORGANIZER;CN="Northern Ireland Science Festival":MAILTO:info@nisciencefestival.com
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SUMMARY:Innovative Digital Technologies in Continuous Improvement
DESCRIPTION:Capturing data to support decision making is crucial to modern continuous improvement programmes\, but as the volume of data grows exponentially\, powerful analytical and visualisation techniques are needed to bring the data to life. This area of innovation is progressing at a fast pace\, and we will highlight the significant benefits of dedicated solutions in this technology area. The benefits of incremental gains compound over time\, so the sooner you start the greater the performance gains over slower rivals.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/innovative-digital-technologies-in-continuous-improvement/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Creative technology,Digital,Energy,Engineering,Innovation
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220219T153000
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SUMMARY:NISF: AI and You Workshop
DESCRIPTION:What is artificial intelligence (AI)\, and how does it work? It will be lots of fun exploring our demonstration tools together! Experts from Ulster University’s AIRC will talk about and demonstrate a number of AI application examples. With the help of these examples\, we will understand key concepts of AI and the mathematics involved. \n 
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/nisf-ai-and-you-workshop/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Artificial Intelligence,Digital
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SUMMARY:Innovative Digital Technologies in Supply Chain
DESCRIPTION:This event looks at how manufacturers can gather\, process and present data from the factory in sufficient detail to give customers visibility of their orders. Of course\, this level of granularity is also extremely helpful to the factory management team\, to fully understand work in progress and allow management time to be spent proactively maximising customer experience\, rather than spend time on reactive expediting and fire fighting after problems comes to light.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/innovative-digital-technologies-in-supply-chain/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Climate Change,Creative technology,Digital,Energy,Innovation
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220208T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220208T130000
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SUMMARY:Innovative Digital Technologies in Net Zero
DESCRIPTION:This event will be look at how manufacturers can gather\, process\, present and analyse data from throughout the factory to enable rigorous management decisions regarding energy reduction. This can be for direct cost reduction through lower energy bills or in order to reduce the carbon footprint of manufactured goods which comes under increasing scrutiny from consumers. Continued measurement and monitoring can support and confirm capex investment decisions over time\, and continued trend analysis will drive further resource savings. \nFeaturing: \n\n\nKaty Davies (Managing Director\, Camden Boss)\, Vanessa Macdougall (Co-Founder\, xtonnes)\, Prof Steve Evans (Director of Research in Industrial Sustainability\, Institute for Manufacturing (IfM))\, Alan Howard (Design and Manufacturing Lead\, IET) and Ravi Gidoomal (Director\, Edge Digital Manufacturing)
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/innovative-digital-technologies-in-net-zero/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Circular Green,Digital,Energy,Engineering,Innovation
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211215T123000
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SUMMARY:Quantum Challenge Cultivation event
DESCRIPTION:This is a briefing on the next Quantum ISCF Funding Competition and the progress of the NQTP Quantum Hubs. This event will share advance information on the next ISCF Quantum competition expected to launch in Jan 2022. It will be preceded by a short 15 min talk by each of the four ISCF Quantum Hubs. \n 
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/quantum-challenge-cultivation-event/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211204T170000
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SUMMARY:AICON 2021
DESCRIPTION:Northern Ireland’s premier conference on artificial intelligence\, AI Con returns to face-to-face business this year with a hybrid event on Friday 3 December. \nAs the adoption of AI expands into all areas of our lives\, and the business and societal opportunities and challenges become ever more apparent\, this ground-breaking conference addresses core issues of the technology for a range of audiences: general\, business and specialist. \nThe event\, which is now in its third year\, brings together world-leading technology professionals and business leaders to examine how AI is changing our world and the opportunities and challenges that presents. \nIn-person attendance will take place at Titanic Belfast and will feature some of the top figures in the field\, with other leading professionals streaming in from across the globe. \nThe themes from this year’s event\, which hosted 450 attendees in its first year and 800 at the virtual event last year\, include: \n– Applied AI: Targeted primarily at a general audience\, Applied AI looks at existing\, mature technology that can be deployed today and examines case studies on where these are adding value and inspiration for people and their organisations to start their own AI investigations. \nChaired by Kathryn Harkin of Allstate NI and Rachael Bland of Kainos \n– AI Next: The AI Next track will be focused\, primarily\, on a technologist audience\, this track will look at emerging AI technologies and approaches that\, while not yet mature\, may play an important role in products and solutions of the future. Come to this track if you want to get a headstart in your career\, on the competition or just want to be challenged and inspired by the next generation of AI. \nChaired by Austin Tanney and Tom Gray of Kainos \n– Business of AI: Designed for a business audience\, Business of AI looks at how AI can challenge existing business models\, create entirely new ones and debates what “AI Startups” need to know in this burgeoning space. \nChaired by Alexandra Mousavizadeh of Tortoise Media and Tom Gray of Kainos. \nAttendees are asked to note that strict Covid precautions will be in operation at the in-person event which will be limited to 200 people. Attendees must be double vaccinated and proof of vaccination will be required for entry.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/aicon-2021/
LOCATION:Titanic Belfast\, 1 Olympic Way\, Queen's Road\, Belfast\, Belfast\, BT3 9EP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Digital
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SUMMARY:5G in Transport & Logistics: 5G 101
DESCRIPTION:5G\, 25% better than 4G\, right? No. 5G can be marketed as the next generation of mobile tech but fundamental changes in the way 5G networks are built and work make it an extremely powerful digital transformation tool. On one level it’s fibre (gigabyte) connectivity delivered wirelessly\, great for the Enhanced Mobile Broadband experience now being rolled out by the Public Networks. \nDig deeper and the flexibility\, power and control 5G brings to managing data make it an eminently deployable means to increase productivity\, reduce waste and contribute to the bottom line. \nThis session is a (mostly) non-technical look at 5G. Where it differs from what’s come before\, the capabilities it unlocks\, the role of Public and Private Networks. It will be of interest to anyone wanting to know how 5G can be applied in Transport & Logistics. \nKTN is a delivery partner for UK5G\nUK5G is the national innovation network dedicated to the promotion of research\, collaboration and the industrial application of 5G in the UK. Its mission is to ensure that the UK is at the forefront of global 5G development. KTN is a delivery partner for UK5G.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/5g-in-transport-logistics-5g-101/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Artificial Intelligence,Digital
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211018T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211018T151500
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SUMMARY:Establishing the Chief Data Office at DWP Digital
DESCRIPTION:The Department for Work and Pensions currently handles over 200TB of data\, which continues to grow in both volume and diversity at a rate of around 10% a year. \nJoin us for a webinar with Katharine Purser\, Head of Data Strategy and Enablement at DWP\, who will discuss the challenge of establishing the Chief Data Office within DWP to help them understand the value of their data and how to make best use of it to serve citizens and plans for the future. \nPlaces are limited\, so please register to secure your virtual seat at this event.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/establishing-the-chief-data-office-at-dwp-digital/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital
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SUMMARY:Data Bites: Getting things done with data in government
DESCRIPTION:We will be taking questions virtually during the event via the integrated event chat. \nBetter use of data is key to more effective government. Across government\, teams are doing fascinating work with data. But those projects don’t get the attention they deserve. \nAt this month’s event\, the 23rd in our series\, the speakers will present their work in an exciting\, quickfire format. Each speaker has eight minutes\, followed by eight minutes of questions from the audience. \nThis month’s speakers are: \n\nOr Lenchner\, CEO of Bright Data\, presenting lessons learned from how the commercial world draws insight from online public data\nAndrew Engeli\, Deputy Director for Environmental Monitoring for Health Protection\, UK Health Security Agency\, on the challenges of developing novel data sources in the context of the pandemic response\nBethan Charnley\, Head of National Data Strategy Implementation at the Department for Digital\, Culture\, Media and Sport\, on monitoring and evaluating the National Data Strategy\nPatrick Royce\, Energy Engineer\, Department of Business\, Energy and Industrial Strategy\, on the My2050 Calculator for exploring pathways to Net Zero\n\nThe event will be chaired by Gavin Freeguard\, Associate at the Institute for Government. \n@ifgevents #IfGDataBites
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/data-bites-getting-things-done-with-data-in-government/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210922T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210922T170000
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SUMMARY:Building the Smarter State
DESCRIPTION:The seventh edition of our flagship public services conference\, Building the Smarter State\, will take place on 22 September. \nFor the last six years the conference has successfully attracted digital leaders from across the breadth of public and the private sectors to showcase how technology is shaping today’s and tomorrow’s public services – helping to build a smarter state. \nIt’s now ten years since the launch of the report that led to the founding of the Government Digital Service. The decade since has witnessed both significant disruption and progression in public sector transformation. As well as the establishing of GDS\, we’ve had the introduction of the Cloud First policy\, the creation of the Digital Marketplace\, the launch of the Local Digital Declaration and a new Local Digital Collaboration Unit\, a renewed emphasis on user centricity and the disaggregation of large IT and technology contracts. All of which helped propel the UK to the top spot in the UN’s E-Government Rankings in 2016. \nAlongside past pressures and the legacy of COVID-19\, 2021 has seen changes to public procurement\, key leaders in the heart of Government brought in to supercharge digitization\, and efforts to address the legacy estate\, harness data and develop capability across the public sector. \nIt feels like the UK is on the cusp of the next big leap forward in digital Government\, and it is crucial we get the first steps on that journey right. At this year’s conference senior leaders from the public sector and the civil service will explore the key issues and technologies that will usher in the next decade of public service transformation. \nEvent Information \nDate: 22 September \nLocation: Online \nTiming: 10:00 – 17:00 (please note timings may change slightly as the agenda is finalised) \nTickets:  \ntechUK member rate (standard) – £80+VAT \ntechUK member rate (SME) – £30+VAT \nNon-member rate – £200+VAT \nPublic Sector – this event is free to attend for public sector delegates\, if you have any issues registering please contact events@techUK.org.
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/building-the-smarter-state/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Artificial Intelligence,Digital,Innovation,Technology,Telecommunications
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SUMMARY:BCS\,  Policy & Campaign priorities 2021-2025:  Northern Ireland Briefing
DESCRIPTION:The BCS President is working closely with BCS to establish four themes & campaign goals for 2021-2025.\n\n\nSPEAKERS\nJohn Higgins CBE FBCS\, President\, BCS\, The Chartered Institute for IT – John was director general of TechUK’s predecessor Intellect and then DigitalEurope. He chairs the Global Digital Foundation\, a think tank\, and is a senior advisor to Burson\, Cohn & Wolfe and the EU’s Intelligent Cities Challenge. He was appointed CBE in 2005 for services to the IT industry. \n\n\nAGENDA\n18:30 – Room opens \n18:35 – Introduction to Chair and Panelists \n18.45 – Presentation on the four themes and campaign goals \n19:00 – Panel discussion and audience Q&A \n19:25 – Summary \n19:30 – Close \n\n\nSYNOPSIS\nThe BCS President is working closely with the team at head office to streamline BCS activity under four themes & campaign goals agreed and signed off by the BCS Trustee Board and Council: \n• Our digital lives should be in the hands of competent\, ethical and accountable professionals. \n• Greater diversity and inclusion in the IT profession benefits society \n• The Digital Divide is a modern measure of inequality; it can be closed by access to skills as well as technology \n• The world will achieve Net Zero more rapidly with support of digital and data technologies \nThis webinar series is an opportunity to hear from the BCS President about the four themes\, how they will be taken forward across the BCS and ask questions. \nExpert panels with be convened to provide context and identify how the key themes can intersect with the wider contexts across the UK and internationally. \n\n\nTHIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: \nBCS Policy \nhttps://www.bcs.org/policy-and-influence/ \n\n\nOur events are for adults aged 16 years and over. \nFor overseas delegates who wish to attend the event\, please note that BCS does not issue invitation letters. \n 
URL:https://matrixni.org/event/bcs-policy-campaign-priorities-2021-2025-northern-ireland-briefing/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Digital
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