Looking back at the European Women in Technology conference at the RAI Amsterdam. https://www.europeanwomenintech.com/agenda About the European Women in Technology conference The European Women in Technology conference is Europe’s largest event for women in tech. The 2 day event is full of inspirational talks, technical workshops and career development sessions. The conference is created and produced by Maddox events: https://www.maddoxevents.com/ For more information about the European Women In Technology conference, see: https://www.
Read MoreI attended the Docker Concepts with Phil Estes. Workshop resources include: Orchestration-workshop Play with Docker
Read MoreThe winner of the LavaCon tickets are Madeline Earp and Ashley Tan. For more information about LavaCon, see LavaCon Dublin 2017.
Read MoreThe winner of the Dublin Tech Summit ticket is Nicola O’Sullivan. For more information about Dublin Tech Summit, see Dublin Tech Summit.
Read MoreIna O’Murchu was one of the lucky ticket winners. Check out her Predict Conference review: Telling Stories With Data
Read MoreThe Predict Conference will feature leading international thinkers in the areas of Data, Predictive Models, Technology and Decision making. Discuss the latest progress in Predictive Modelling and its future - from Data to Software and Hardware technology, plus Predictive Modelling methods and the best examples of Data-driven Decision-making. Enjoy talks from leading entrepreneurs, data scientists, technologists, investors, and decision-makers (from business and government) Learn about case-studies and attend hands-on workshops.
Read MoreJoin us for our September meetup as we join with Network Galway to host Technology and You. Our Technology and You event brings together members of Network Galway and Women in Technology Galway to discuss the world of business and technology, and to bring attention the value of women participating in the technology sector. We have guest speakers from local tech companies. Our Technology and You speaker panel includes: • Sarah King, Software Developer @ HPE
Read MoreJoin WITS Ireland at their Python Coding Workshop scheduled for the 23rd August. This workshop is aimed at beginners level. No experience required. The workshop will be lead by Vicky Twomey-Lee from Coding Grace and WITS Ireland. There will be self paced beginners content and resources available to all attendees. Please register at WITS Ireland to secure your place. For more information, please contact Sandra Riordan.
Read MoreCongratulations to Deardriu Lally on winnning the 2 complimentary tickets for Inspirefest at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Grand Canal Square, Dublin 2. Inspirefest is a two day conference and takes place on the 30th June and 1st July. Inspirefest is a truly unique international festival of technology, science, design and the arts, which also happens to place diversity and inclusion at its heart. The event is an excellent opportunity to network with other companies and professionals, discuss the future of science and technology and to listen to key STEM speakers.
Read MoreCongratulations to Mary Kate Heaslipand Louise Gilliganon winning the complimentary tickets for the AtlanTec Women in Technology event “IT Meets High Tea” at the Meyrick Hotel. The AtlanTec Festival aims to showcase Galway’s diverse technology culture. The Women in Technology event will highlight the success of leading female talent in the tech industry in the West of Ireland. The event is an excellent opportunity to network with other companies and professionals, discuss interesting topics, and inspire future women in the field.
Read MoreMary Carroll was the main speaker at the event. Mary is the Vice-Chair of WITS and is a business strategist with over 25 years experience in design engineering, management consulting and business development. Mary gave an overview of WITS and followed with the Unconscious Bias workshop. The Unconscious Bias workshop covered: The informative workshop sparked interesting questions and a diverse conversation between the participants. For more information about WITS Ireland, see: WITS Ireland
Read MoreThank youto everyone who attended our meetup and to our guest speakers: If you missed the meetup, don’t worry we will host another meetup at the end of April. Watch for updates on Women in Technology Galway meetup. I would love to hear your ideas. Follow us on twitter @techwomengalway or join the Women in Technology Galway meetup.
Read MoreHappy International Women’s Day! To find out what is happening in your local area, check out: IWD
Read MoreThank youto everyone who joined us tonight. A special thanks to our speaker Edel Browne. Edel is an excellent STEM role model. The community is lucky to have this young inspirational lady. To find out more about the innovative device designed by Edel, see Free Feet Medical or follow Edel on Twitter @EdelBrownie. Thank you to our hosts Annie, Maireadand Tracyfrom Workbench Galway for setting up the space and refreshments. Due to connection issues we were unable to present our slides but I think I covered everything.
Read MoreThank youto everyone who joined us on the night and a special thanks to Annieand Tracyfrom Workbench Galway for setting up the space and refreshments. BOI Workbench Galwaywas the perfect space to hold our meetup and I really appreciate the support from them. The facility is an excellent space for budding entrepreneurs, new businesses, and community events. Last Thursday, the first Women in Technology Galway meetup was held in BOI Workbench Galway.
Read MoreDevOps Diving into the DevOps world. To get started, it is recommended to read the Phoneix Project (Gene Kim, Kevin Behr and George Spafford) and Continuous Delivery (Jez Humble & David Farley). Check out these 20 influential women: http://techbeacon.com/20-influential-women-devops
Read MoreTechnology plays an influential part in our lives. Technology is always changing and growing. We need to raise awareness of women in tech and make women more visible in the IT industry. The Women in Technology Galwaymeetup group provides a platform for communication and discussion for students and professionals in Galway. If you are interested in hearing about the perks of working in IT, learning about the latest technologies or networking with other professionals, then come along to the Women in Technology Galway meetup.
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