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Agorize - invitation to participate in TechNation AI for Future Business Challenge

By Jessica



TechNation x Agorize: AI for Future Business Challenge

Harnessing AI to improve operations, products and services across five traditional business industries: Food Service, Hospitality & Tourism, Agriculture, Supply Chain & Logistics and Industrial Manufacturing.


ABOUT THE CHALLENGE:

Advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are transforming world economies, changing the way we work and shaping the future of our planet. Join TechNation’s newest challenge to answer the question: How can AI be leveraged to improve efficiency, production and/or effectiveness within traditional sectors?

Whether you are a newcomer or an AI expert, this challenge is for you! TechNation, Microsoft and RBC invite you to innovate ways to leverage AI to improve practices across five different sectors: Food Service, Hospitality & Tourism, Agriculture, Supply Chain & Logistics and Industrial Manufacturing. If you feel you lack technical skills, have no fear - expert mentors will help you throughout the challenge to develop a successful AI project.

Join this challenge to grow your AI skills and drive digital innovation in your industry!


PARTICIPANTS WILL GET:

  • Mentorship from industry experts
  • Tools and guidance to develop a working prototype (and intellectual property rights)
  • Several cash prizes
  • $100 Credit towards Microsoft Azure learning platform (for all participants)!

Register at https://bit.ly/TechNation_Microsoft_Challenge to create or join a team of 2-4 people. Submit your initial proposal by January 12, 202!

Questions? Please contact: Tali Zuckerman, Communications Officer Agorize NA

natali.zuckerman@agorize.com

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