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The use of technology is expanding exponentially. The World Economic Forum reports as shared in the article “TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION: How has technology changed – and changed us – in the past 20 years?” that “In 2004, fewer than 1 million people were on Myspace; Facebook had not even launched. By 2018, Facebook had more 2.26
Trash, waste, extra stuff, we all have it, join us to discuss the economic, social and environmental impacts of solid waste. Discover the initiatives, efforts and systems in place to manage all types of waste and the work being done to achieve a more sustainable future. Our panelists: Amy Farnum, Program Administrator, Sustainable Materials Management
Join us the first Wednesday of every month from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM at The Hotel Concord or via Zoom. This is a hybrid meeting so we will have both an in-person and virtual option to allow you to comfortably connect with others, support local entrepreneurs, and enjoy a cup of coffee! Register to receive the
Join our expert in the virtual session to learn what it takes to participate in the programs. We'll review, eligibility requirements, participating agencies, the differences between SBIR and STTR, common misconceptions and more! This training is designed to provide enough information for attendees to determine if they would like to seriously pursue proposal development and
This complimentary live, 90-minute virtual event will be held on 7 December 2022 at 10 AM ET. During this special event, Dejan Milojicic, Distinguished Technologist and Director System Architecture and Management Lab, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, will serve as the moderator. A panel of subject matter experts including Mercy Chelangat, Roxana Saint-Nom, Phillip Laplante, and Nita
As reported in the Forbes article “The Role Of Bias In Artificial Intelligence”, facial recognition systems are under scrutiny. Class imbalance is a leading issue in facial recognition software. A dataset called “Faces in the Wild,” considered the benchmark for testing facial recognition software, had data that was 70% male and 80% white. Although it
**Abstract:** Docker Desktop includes a standalone Kubernetes server and client, as well as Docker CLI integration that runs on your machine. Come join us for our next meeting to look at the standalone Kubernetes server and client on Docker Desktop. Containers have lower overhead, faster startup speed, reduced maintenance, and are more portable. Kubernetes is
**Abstract:** Docker Desktop includes a standalone Kubernetes server and client, as well as Docker CLI integration that runs on your machine. Come join us for our next meeting to look at the standalone Kubernetes server and client on Docker Desktop. Containers have lower overhead, faster startup speed, reduced maintenance, and are more portable. Kubernetes is
Burnout, a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress, was a problem before the pandemic. Now, in the post-pandemic world we live in, burnout is at an all-time high. That’s a problem for individuals and for businesses. The cost to business is low productivity, high turnover, and the loss
Topic: Top Ten Wage and Hour Law Violations (and how to avoid them) We’re offering this complimentary HR Exchange via Zoom webinar. Event Speaker(s): Jim Reidy, Sheehan Phinney Details: The NH Tech Alliance Human Resources Exchange features experienced professionals as speakers who offer valuable and practical advice on issues important to workplaces of all types and sizes.
One of the most critical details in preparing SBIR and STTR proposals has nothing to do with writing the proposal – it’s getting registered so that you can submit the proposal. This webinar helps take the mystery out of registrations with tips on how to get started, where to register for what and how to
****** We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the NRB Slack. YOU NEED TO BE INVITED TO JOIN! Message me directly (AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE) with a request to join and
****** We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the NRB Slack. YOU NEED TO BE INVITED TO JOIN! Message me directly (AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE) with a request to join and
****** We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the NRB Slack. YOU NEED TO BE INVITED TO JOIN! Message me directly (AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE) with a request to join and
This is a place to show off your projects and get help if you need it! Pizza will be provided.
This is a place to show off your projects and get help if you need it! Pizza will be provided.
This is a place to show off your projects and get help if you need it! Pizza will be provided.
During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!
During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!
During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!