Events

International B2B Software Days 2021
MAY
Mon
10
MAY
Tue
11
MAY
Wed
12

This was 5 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
ICT SME Instrument Security EIC Pilot

This year, the 6th edition of the International B2B Software Days (in former years organised in Vienna) is again packed with lots of interesting inspiration, information and learning opportunities.

Participation if free of charge. More than 2000 participants are expected, and even though a virtual event, networking is still possible as you can request personal online B2B meetings with each of them.

The events highlights at a glance:

  • Fascinating Keynotes from Ericsson, SAAB, LinkedIn, Amazon, IEEE, City of Vienna and more
  • Outstanding Thematic Workshops: 5G, Cybersecurity, AI and Ethics, Data visualisation, Finding developers, Software Patenting, UX, SaaS Export and more
  • Pitch your start-up idea in front of > 50 international investors
  • Promote your business offers and requests through our marketplace
  • Find the needle in the haystack: book online 20' B2B meetings with your next business partner
  • Contribute to Corporate challenges through our Co-Creation Labs
  • Team-up with our Partner Country this year: Sweden

 

More detailed information and registration at the event website.

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