TechTalk
TechTalk[1] is an education-oriented platform devoted to share deep and practical knowledge through short technical speeches (15-20 minutes). TechTalk founded in 2018 as a monthly event to gather all the IT industry’s stakeholders (Universities, Tertiary Institutes, Companies, Entrepreneurs, Startups, Employers, and interested parties) to facilitate, support and exchange bright and original ideas. TechTalk mainly hosted and sponsored by Techtorium[2] in Auckland and look forward to having more partners to achieve all its nationwide missions.
TechTalk Missions: Knowledge Sharing and Support Ideas TechTalk is a New Zealand based organization, welcoming all distinguished academics and professionals in the IT industry from every discipline who present their creative, innovative and interesting ideas. Our mission in TechTalk is to discover, support and spread bright and original ideas nationwide by organizing technical talks across the country. TechTalk is a professional network of all IT stakeholders to act as a bridge between academic environment and industry.
Talks will focus on advanced computer technologies (Educational-Oriented). The interesting areas include but not limit to:
- Innovative, Creative and Revolutionary Technologies
- Advanced and Emerging Technologies (IOT, AI, Virtual Reality, & so on)
- Cloud (SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS)
- Wireless Sensor Network and Embedded Systems
- Big Data Analysis, Data Mining, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
- Database and Data Warehouse Design, Development and Management
- Software Development, Testing and Debugging – SDLC
- Computer Networks and Protocols, System Administrative and Server Design
- Security and Privacy
- Innovative Learning Environments
- Technical-oriented Education (How to enhance education system using technology?)
- Online Education System
- Startups and Business Planning, IT Management
- Professional Networking
Audience: This is a free technical talk, so the attendance is open and free for anyone likes computer science, new technologies and education. Potential audiences include but not limit to:
- Computer and IT Students
- Computer educators, researchers, and education organizations (Universities, ITPs and PTEs)
- Computer industry stakeholders (developers, engineers, businesses and so on)
- Entrepreneurs, Employers, Startups, and recruiter
- Anyone who interested to a technical talk
Speakers: The potential speakers include but not limited to:
- Distinguished university researchers, lecturers and professors
- Successful startups owners or entrepreneurs
- Professionals in computer industry
- Employers
- Local and Central Government
- Celebrities in IT and Technology
References[edit]
- ↑ TechTalk. "TechTalk Main Page".
- ↑ Techtorium. "Techtorium Main Page".
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