AEGIS hosted the sustAGE Technical Meeting that took place in Athens on October 14 & 15, 2019.
Participants had the opportunity to thoroughly explore the parameters related to the design and development of the project’s MVP. AEGIS is in charge of the sustAGE MVP delivery processes.
The sustAGE MVP is scheduled for release in December 2019.
The Digital Excellence Forum/ICT Proposers Day 2019 took place in 19-20 September in Helsinki.
The event focused on the future of investment in Digital Policies and an open dialogue on the Digital Europe Programme.
Discussion on the main policy drivers of the digital transformation of European industry and society focused on several topics such as AI, cybersecurity, blockchain, open data, cloud services, digitizing cultural heritage, digital innovation hubs and more.
AEGIS was present at the event as part of the company’s networking activities.
Dr. Ilias Spais had the opportunity to demonstrate AEGIS Solutions portfolio, which includes Digital Forensic Service and AEGIS Advanced Visualization Toolkit, to a variety of future partners and clients.
Additionally, AEGIS members that attended the event had a chance to disseminate the company’s projects and more specifically I-BiDaaS and sustAGE.
AEGIS was present at the kick off meeting of the ROXANNE project which was successfully launched on on 3-4 September 2019 at the Idiap Research Institute premises in Martigny Switzerland.
This was the first face to face gathering of the project partners, ranging from academic and research organisations to market oriented companies.
ROXANNE platform aims to enhance criminal network analysis capabilities by providing a framework for extracting evidence and actionable intelligence based on speech, language and video technologies
AEGIS was present at the kick off meeting of the sustAGE project which was successfully launched on 16-17 January, 2019 at the FORTH premises.
This was the first face to face gathering of the project partners, ranging from academic and research organisations to market oriented companies: FORTH, CRF, SAG, Imaginary, IFADO, HPA, AEGIS, UAU, AUTH and UNED.
The work packages, administrative and management procedures have been presented and discussed among partners.
Participants shared their knowledge and discussed the ways to lead the development of the sustAGE solution so as to meet the goal of sustainable work for both EU industries and ageing employees.
As a member of the I-BiDaaS consortium, AEGIS participated at the 1st I-BiDaaS Plenary Meeting in Haifa, Israel.
The plenary meeting of I-BiDaaS took place at the IBM research center in Haifa, Israel. Marking the closure of month 14 of the project, the plenary meeting lasted for 2 days, 5 & 6 of March 2019. AEGIS was represented by Dr. Ilias Spais and Leonida Kallipolitis.
The participants had a chance to review the project’s progress as well as the I-BiDaaS MVP (Minimum Viable Product) and its impact upon release. Discussions focused mainly on technical aspects for the release of the first full prototype while action points were set for handling the data sets with respect to Big Data management practices.
During the workshop, I-BiDaaS experts presented the overview of the project, the architecture with its core technologies, the experimental real-life use cases from three different large industries and also demonstrated the corresponding Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
As a member of the I-BiDaaS cnsortium, AEGIS was present at the 1st I-BiDaaS Info Day in Novi Sad, Serbia.
The event titled “I-BiDaaS Info Day – Workshop on Big Data Analytics” took place on January 22, 2019 under the coordination of the Faculty of Sciences of University of Novi Sad, Dusan Jakovetic, the I-BiDaaS Technical Coordinator, and Ilija Šuša, Co-founder of Content Insights LLC.
The list of participants included a regional community of industry experts in data science and big data analysis, as well as a local network of industries interested in using big data and self-service analytics in their business. 34 people from 14 different organizations (12 industry companies and 2 academic organisations) participated in total.
During the workshop, I-BiDaaS experts presented the overview of the project, the architecture with its core technologies, the experimental real-life use cases from three different large industries and also demonstrated the corresponding Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
The event successfully raised awareness about the I-BiDaaS project, creating a community interested in the results of the project and exploring possibilities for the future cooperation.
