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Digital DNA 2021 tech event is back in-person in September

Jul 16, 2021 Posted by Niamh Campbell

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  • Digital DNA's Northern Ireland-wide tech event will be back in-person for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic began, on Tuesday 28 - Wednesday 29 September at St George's Market, Belfast.

    The two-day event will bring together over 60 global tech leaders, as well as local tech talent, investors, multinational and indigenous companies, and general tech enthusiasts to discuss the future of technology in NI and beyond. 

    Along with live talks and expos, there will be side sessions and workshops discussing the following key topics of 2021: 

    • Future of Work
    • Digital Marketing
    • Fintech
    • Cybersecurity
    • Cloud Computing 
    • MedTech
    • eCommerce
    • BigData 

    RELATED: HealthTech firm HighRoads wins top prize at Digital DNA Awards 2021

    Digital DNA aims to promote NI's tech community through its annual event and awards ceremony, and showcases Belfast as a global digital innovation leader. 
     
    Currently, Belfast is the world’s top region for Financial Services technology inward investment, it is Europe’s leading FDI destination for new software development and last year, the city was ranked in fDi Intelligence's top 10 tech cities of the future.
     
    Overall, Northern Ireland is the top international investment location for US cybersecurity firms also.

    RELATED: Belfast climbs 51 places in new global fintech report
     
    To find out more info and register for Digital DNA 2021, click here.

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    Niamh is a Sync NI writer with a previous background of working in FinTech and financial crime. She has a special interest in sports and emerging technologies. To connect with Niamh, feel free to send her an email or connect on Twitter.

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