A couple weeks ago, we participated in Wales Tech Week as Supporting Partners. The event was organised by Technology Connected over one week to bring the spotlight to all things tech in Wales.
With about 1,500 registrants from 47 countries and 900 organisations, the event brought 5 days of talks and workshops on various topics.
As partners, we were gave two talks on the Wynne-Jones IP Smart Stage and on the Showcase Stage, and participated in a panel discussion on the topic ‘Why Wales?’.
Missed the event?
Watch the Session Replays
Deriving Insights from SMART Information
With an ever-increasing number of cloud platforms and smart-devices, companies need to maintain ‘one truth’ - a single view of data that represents the current state of the organisation accurately. Mike describes why Capventis has developed an integration, synchronisation and orchestration tool, known affectionally as Glü, and the methods employed to link cloud, device and smart data.
Winning in the eXperience Economy
In this session we discuss how Customer Engagement and eXperience Management can enable businesses to succeed in the eXperience Economy.
Capventis in collaboration with DNV, a global provider of risk management services, shows how customer experience is correlated to business performance and can be used to drive the right actions.
Sandvik, a high-tech and global engineering Group, transformed their global support function, resulting in efficiency savings, improved customer satisfaction and analytics for continual improvement.
Capventis in collaboration with DNV, a global provider of risk management services, shows how customer experience is correlated to business performance and can be used to drive the right actions.
Sandvik, a high-tech and global engineering Group, transformed their global support function, resulting in efficiency savings, improved customer satisfaction and analytics for continual improvement.
Why Wales?
Over 3,500 tech companies are making Wales a hub for technical innovation.
Find out why leading multinational organisations and fast growing tech companies are choosing to set up and grow their businesses in Wales joining a rapidly growing tech community over 45,000 people, contributing circa £8bn to the Welsh economy.
Find out why leading multinational organisations and fast growing tech companies are choosing to set up and grow their businesses in Wales joining a rapidly growing tech community over 45,000 people, contributing circa £8bn to the Welsh economy.