At Inasight we are always looking for opportunities to interact with like-minded people along with current and future customers. A great way to achieve this is by presenting at leading industry events where we can showcase our multiple AI and machine learning solutions and discuss the business benefits we are delivering. So, on 11th & 12th September Inasight will be a supporting partner at IGNITE 2017.
IGNITE is an AI focused event investigating “The Connected Society” which is also aimed at innovation, machine learning, robotics and interconnectivity amongst services and personnel. With guest speakers from organisations such as Prudential, HSBC, Zurich and Accenture the quality of representatives here is very impressive. Inasight are one of the supporting partners at this event and we will be having numerous meetings and interactions with delegates over the two-day summit.
In addition to this our CTO, Robin Meehan, will also be presenting a 40-minute masterclass to delegates of IGNITE on developing an AI adoption strategy.
What else will I see at IGNITE 2017?
With the unprecedented effect IoT, “big” and “small” data are having upon organisations and our society, being able to manipulate and make use of that data is more crucial now than ever before. Our “Rapid Analytics Machine Learning Platform” (RAMP) enables us to help customers identify areas that can result in huge benefits, allowing them to tailor their own strategy around points identified through Inasight. We will be demonstrating how this is applied at IGNITE through our RAMP demo. This has the advantage of leveraging Amazon Web Services for speed, agility and security and amongst other components uses Kibana, part of the Elasticsearch family, to allow interactive interrogation of processed data. This enables our customers to identify patterns resulting in practical analysis which can be applied immediately.
We can’t wait to be part of this brilliant event and hope to see you there. Please come and visit the Inasight stand to see our RAMP demo and enter “the easiest competition ever held at an event” (probably!) with the chance to win an Amazon Echo Dot!
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