Dublin Tech Summit goes digital

Ireland’s largest tech event, Dublin Tech Summit, has today announced it will take place virtually.

The innovative conference, which is in its fourth year, was originally scheduled to take place as a physical event in April.

Due to the ever-changing nature of COVID-19, organisers have had to employ a new 3D solution, enabling eager tech fans to experience the event on the 14th of October 2020.

Over 5,000 attendees are expected to log on to attend the all-new Dublin Tech Virtual Summit which aims to connect some of the greatest minds in tech virtually.

Dublin Tech Summit- Going virtual

Attendees, startups, and investors can experience the conference from the comfort and safety of their own homes hear from speakers in virtual auditoriums, browse exhibition halls, drop by the information booth complete with virtual helpers and make new connections in the state of the art networking lounge.

Insightful speaker sessions will be both live and pre-recorded, with attendees engaging with exhibitors and speakers through a unique text chat system.

Speakers for Dublin Tech Virtual Summit include:

• Harry D. Moseley, Global CIO of Zoom
• Fig O’Reilly, Director & North American Regional Lead, NASA
• Cormac Whelan, CEO UK & Ireland of Nokia
• David Siegel, CEO of Meetup
• Julie Larson Green, CXO of Qualtrics

Coronavirus has had a significant impact on some of the world’s largest tech conferences.

According to data from PredictHQ, the direct economic loss from the cancellation of major tech events globally stands at over 995 million euros.

Dublin Tech Virtual Summit aims to foster stronger cooperation across ecosystems, connect tech communities, and develop long-lasting partnerships that will drive innovation and entrepreneurship into a shared future.

Themes this year include sustainability, diversity in tech, emerging tech, and future tech among others.

Dublin Tech Summit- Get involved

Tickets for Dublin Tech Virtual Summit can be purchased through clicking here.

Speaking about the all-new Dublin Tech Virtual Summit 2020 experience, Dublin Tech Summit Managing Director Tracey Carney said:

“We are proud to announce that this year’s Dublin Tech Summit will be going virtual. With so many conferences cancelling due to COVID-19 globally and the safety of our patrons of utmost importance, our immersive 3D experience aims to prove just as, if not more engaging for all attendees from all quarters of the globe. Dublin Tech Virtual Summit will provide opportunities for tech fans to gain invaluable insight into the future of innovation worldwide and to connect with global thought-leaders all from the comfort of their own home.”

For further information, please visit https://dublintechsummit.com/

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