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DIGIT Launches Inaugural IT and Digital Expo

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Digit Expo 2018

DIGIT has opened registration for its inaugural IT and Digital Expo, hosted at the EICC in Edinburgh on 14th November 2018.

DIGIT has rapidly grown into the largest business technology community in Scotland, with an extensive conference series focused around core emerging technologies and a range of key industry verticals. The DIGIT Expo will be the biggest event in DIGIT’s calendar, spanning the entire digital technology landscape with a single all-encompassing showcase event.

Technological Innovation Meets Business Impact

The DIGIT Expo programme will contextualise the evolution and impact of technological innovation, examining the way it is changing the way we work, think, interact and engage. The agenda will feature presentations from thought leaders and innovators from across the business community, with talks spanning: digital transformation, data analytics, AI, IoT, cyber security, UX, strategy, culture and collaboration.

Scotland’s Largest Vendor Exhibition

The event will present an ideal forum for networking, engagement and business opportunity: with an extensive exhibition area and the largest number of IT and Digital vendors ever assembled in Scotland, the DIGIT Expo will provide an opportune environment for customers to engage with suppliers and view the latest technologies on the market.

With over 1000+ Attendees, 80+ Exhibitors, 30+ Speakers the DIGIT Expo is an unmissable event and free to attend.

Register online now at: https://www.digitexpo.uk/

The event will be held at the prestigious Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC), situated in the heart of Scotland’s capital city.

 

 

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