The 26th edition of the EASTLOG logistics congress and the subsequent evening party Logistics Business Mixer took place at the O2 Universum.
Our colleagues showed visitors the latest technological innovations, including e-Reception for logistics.
One of the highlights of the evening was a fortune teller providing attendees with engaging insights into their professional and personal futures. As for the race, the competition was held at the Cirkus Innovis Old Bohemian Shooting Range. Guests were also able to take a photo with a snake, sample the Kbel Brewery's beer special and watch an amazing circus show by talented performers who tirelessly performed the best acts of their repertoire. All this accompanied by delicious food and drink.
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We talked with Lukáš Převrátilem, director of M2C’s Space Surveillance Center, about the possibilities of using 21st-century technologies in the field of facility management.
M2C Innovis again participated in this year’s Innovation Week as a silver partner. The main event of this year’s Innovation Week took place on 8.10. and Innovis as a silver partner of the event had the opportunity to exhibit and speak in a panel discussion. The fair offered dozens of interesting booths where participants could learn about concrete solutions that together move the world forward. But of course, that wasn’t the only thing the fair offered. In addition to these
The protection of soft targets remains an increasingly pressing issue in today’s world. On Friday, January 12th, security experts gathered in the historic building of Prague’s Karolinum to discuss the current situation and possible approaches and technologies that could contribute to better protection. The discussion took place under the auspices of the Central Crisis Staff of Charles University and was organized by the ASIS association, which brings together security professionals from around the world.