GPD 2019: Workshop highlights

Date: 20 May 2019
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GPD 2019: Workshop highlights
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Date: 20 May 2019

The GPD workshops are organized just before the Conference on 25th - 26th of June and they offer a great opportunity to dive deep into different topics.

This year we have 19 workshops thanks to our dedicated workshop organizers!



Today I would like to highlight a couple of great workshops which still have a few seats left. The first one is Demystifying Internet of Things (IoT). The workshop is coordinated by Glaston and has speakers from different industries sharing their stories and insights about IoT. The workshop is divided into 3 parts:

  1. Explaining IoT tech - basic building blocks by Beckhoff, Siemens, and Cybersecurity
  2. Machine learning, AI and Big Data - how to use the data by Associate Professor Heikki Huttunen from Tampere University and representatives from Glaston Group
  3. AR, VR, XR by Kari Peltola from Wakeone and Sauli Kiviranta from Delta Cygnia Labs and Glaston Group

The detailed program can be found here.



The next highlight is Lean Service Creation Course by Futurice. It combines the best practices of Design Thinking, Lean Startup, and Agile Development. The main focus areas of the day are:

  • Customer centric co-creation
  • Self-guiding teams
  • Innovation culture
  • Build - measure - learn
  • Change management

Check out the program here.



Two more highlights are Transportation of float glass by inloader trailers by Albert Balke and Water-Glass facades: construction aspects, structural and energy performance of incorporated fluid-glass hybrids by Dr. Matyas Gutai.



To register for the event and workshops please click the button below. If you have already registered but you haven't registered for the workshops yet, you can contact me directly.

REGISTER HERE

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