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Digital Archiving Futures 2024 event
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Digital, Industry & Space AI Continent Deployment: Best use of technologies

Research Centre Digitalia, together with other Memory Campus organisations, organise a three-day hybrid event called “Digital Archiving Futures”. Themes of the event are “Data Spaces, Artificial Intelligence, and Cluster Collaboration”, featuring speakers from the GLAM sector and information management field from Finland and across Europe. Onsite registration has been closed already, but you can still register to attend online.

The event is free of charge for participants and is organised by Research Centre Digitalia and Memory Campus Cluster, as a part of their project “Memory Campus as an International Cluster for Information Management”, funded by the Finnish South Savo Regional Council from funds allocated to supporting the sustainable growth and vitality of regions. 

Read more and register online for the event until the end of August via the event website.

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