Drugi jezik na kojem je dostupan ovaj članak: Bosnian
There’s only 7 days left until the early bird registration deadline for the NetWork 9 Conference.
The fee for participation in the conference is €200 (+17% VAT) and all those who register by January 31, 2019, can save €50 and pay a €150 (+17% VAT) fee.
This is a unique opportunity for anyone interested in participating in the largest business and technology event in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will be held in the period from 27 March to 29 March 2019 at Hotel Grand Neum.
The NetWork 9 Conference this year brings over 80 lectures, which will present news, topics and trends related to artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, digital transformation, modern work environment, business applications, cloud infrastructure, open source software, security, advanced analytics and business intelligence, DevOps and multi-platform development.
A large number of people who are drivers of digital and technological changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be at NetWork 9, as a meeting place of IT professionals and enthusiasts, managers, members of the academic community and students, economic analysts, representatives of media houses, representatives of government institutions, entrepreneurs and start-ups. They will share their knowledge and experience. Business Day, as a segment of the conference, will gather successful BiH managers who will exchange experiences on business solutions that include digital transformation and participants will find out which business solutions have proven to be the best in BiH and the region.
Expanded capacities of the venue, Hotel Grand Neum, will make the event even bigger and better, and will provide participants great content for relaxation and entertainment, which are a hallmark of this event for years now.
All information about the NetWork 9 Conference, under the tagline Connecting the Dots, are available at the official website of the conference www.networkkonferencija.ba where those interested can also register for participation..
