On 7 December 2022, KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI is taking part in the Digital Ethics Summit organised by techUK. techUK and partners will bring together academics, philosophers, lawyers, technology experts, policy makers and other key stakeholders at techUK’s sixth annual Digital Ethics Summit.
The Digital Ethics Summit agenda aligns closely with global developments within ethical technology.
On 20-21 October KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL took part in the online events of the Data People Summit organised by Ataccama in Boston, Massachusetts. The main events included leadership sessions, fast-track training and Ataccama products launch.
The Summit gave an excellent opportunity to upskill, learn about data management and train with the best experts and professionals in the field.
The courses included topics such as data management capabilities, cloud data management, and data ethics. They were organised by John Bottega (President), Mike Meriton (Founder & COO), and Diana Ascher (Head of Research) from EDM Council, which is the leading advocate for the development and implementation of Data Standards, Best Practices and comprehensive Training and Certification programs.
On November 7, 2022 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI is participating in the Webinar: “European Partnerships in Horizon Europe” organised by National Research and Development Center in coordination with its Brussels office.
The event is co-organized by Brussels offices supporting R & D & I cooperation from Cyprus, Greece, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia and Hungary.
As a key implementation tool for Horizon Europe, European Partnerships bring together the European Commission and private and public partners to tackle some of Europe’s most pressing challenges through joint research and innovation initiatives. They are expected to significantly contribute to the implementation of the EU’s policy priorities.
On October 20, 2022 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL takes part in the event Edge Computing: The Potential for Business organised by Wall Street Journal.
Edge computing, or the shift of computers closer to where data is generated, could transform business by speeding up analysis and enabling innovation. It is a new kind of architecture, one that goes beyond the data center or the cloud, knitting together technologies such as 5G mobile networks, data analytics, artificial intelligence and sensors. Adoption is still in the early stages but some early adopters are incorporating edge computing into manufacturing, retail, agriculture and transportation.
