By @SimonCocking. It’s almost here, tomorrow at DCU Alpha Campus will see 8 panels on various aspects of the Irish IoT sector. From startups scaling for success, to insights from those who have made it, as well as from the academic sector, carrying out innovative case studies, and then a look at what the future could bring. Learn more by coming to the DCU / ITN IoT event on May 30th, last few tickets available here.
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