Techweek Dallas is almost in the books for 2017, but there’s still one more event before it wraps up.
First, let’s take a look at Thursday’s Growth Summit, which included a speaker lineup of top business leaders from startups and large enterprises.
Discussions ranged from the future of data intelligence to corporate innovation and development tips for startups.
“Whoever owns the data and knows best what to do with it are going to be the winners,” said Dave Copps, CEO of Brainspace, during the Growth Summit.
Friday started with open coworking at Common Desk in Deep Ellum followed by a tour and lunch at RevTech Accelerator.
The last Techweek event will take a look at the future of virtual and augmented reality from the lens of women. You can catch that conversation at 6:30 p.m. at the University of Texas at Dallas in Richardson.
FRIDAY, NOV. 3
6:30 p.m. — Navigating the Next Wave of AR/VR – Women in Virtual Reality. Moderators are Ashton Kennedy and Veena Somareddy, and the speaker is Leshawnda Larkin at Blackstone LaunchPad at the University of Texas at Dallas, 2830 Retford Ave., in Richardson
TECHWEEKDFW REWIND
Day 1: Techweek Kicks Off 2nd Year with Party, Blockchain Discussion
Gallery: Techweek Kickoff Party at Community Beer Co.
Day 2: Growth of Digital Media, Business Cases for Augmented Reality
Day 3: Patents, UX Design & Emerging Tech Topics
Day 4: Growth Summit & the Future of VR
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