Cambridge Network Events
Blockchain use is increasing as the technology evolves, providing simpler and more secure transactions across many sectors, from financial services to cryptocurrencies, from manufacturing to healthcare to retail. Our speakers, from Bango and NCipher, will talk about blockchain technology in the financial services industry.
SEO will always be a changing arena but one thing remains static and that is Google’s intention to deliver the user with the best, most relative and most informative content against their search term. This presents an opportunity for smaller companies to compete with the internet giants.
Today more than ever, businesses of all sizes recognise how their contribution to local communities and society at large adds value to their business. Speakers from Arm, Cheffins and the Cambridgeshire Community Foundation will talk about the benefits of companies engaging with their local communities and what they do to achieve this.
This talk will explore aspects of commercialisation of graphene, once hailed as a ‘wonder material’. Our speakers, Simon Thomas, CEO of graphene production company Paragraf, and senior technology analyst, Richard Collins from independent research company IDTechEx will talk about what is happening now with the commercialisation of graphene and what may happen in the future.
Cambridge Network is pleased to be collaborating with the Institute of Continuing Education to bring you this event with Dr Alex Carter of the University of Cambridge, where he will explore the ways in which creativity can be fostered in your organisation, and the ways in which it cannot.
Job seeking in Cambridgeshire? Come and join the Cambridge Network recruitment team and exhibiting companies, at our first 2020 event.
This breakfast session will focus on hints and tips which should be of value to all start-ups and those scaling up: getting the right team, having a market, good record keeping, contracts, cyber security, insurance and many more.
How do we cope with all the emails, texts, WhatsApp messages, requests for information, news articles being sent to us every hour of every day, let alone ensure we are paying appropriate attention to the things that are really important to us, both at work and at home? This 90 minute lively talk will show you how.
