Webinars of digital transformation and responsible use of AI

Are you an entrepreneur who wants to gain knowledge on how to transform your business? Use this opportunity to learn about digital transformation, competitiveness, strategic decisions and responsible application of AI during a cycle of four thematic webinars as part of the Danube DNA project.

The goal is to bring concrete tools and approaches to small and medium-sized enterprises. Each webinar is dedicated to one key topic, starting with a theoretical part, after which you will learn about out developed digital solutions.

The webinars are scheduled from 10 a.m. CET, with a duration of one to one and a half hours.

The webinar dates and topics are:

• April 20 – Data-driven digital tools for communication and growth, including presentations about the B2GreenHub platform and Market Pulse digital tool

• April 23 – Strategic decision-making, business models and investments for digital transformation including presentations about the digital tools InvestPlanner, Digital Readiness Analysis and AI powered funding call matcher

• April 27 – Optimisation of production processes and industrial digitalisation including presentations about the digital tools EM4 System Condition and Weld Wise

• April 29 – Regulation, ethics and responsible use of AI

You can register for the webinars via contact form. 

Follow us to keep up with upcoming announcements about each webinar, speaker and digital tool via the Danube DNA project website and social media channels, Instagram danube_dna and LinkedIn Danube DNA.

Have a peek of the tools we will present the B2GreenHub platform now!

The activity is carried out as part of the Danube DNA project, which is a key initiative to promote the digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the Danube region. The project activities are aimed at developing a knowledge-based economy, with the implementation of significantly improved technologies, including products, services and processing methods.

The project is supported by the Interreg Danube Region Programme, co-financed by the European Union.