ITWales Events held 2006

  • 19th January - DIY Branding and Marketing: Business development or business destruction? - Swansea


  • 7th February - Online Learning Preaching or Practice? - Bangor


  • 23rd February - Keep IT safe: Essential technical know how to secure your workplace - Swansea


  • 7th March - "It would have been a success if only......."- Bangor


  • 8th March - Celebration of International Women's Day - Swansea


  • 9th March - Celebration of International Women's Day - Bangor


  • 16th March - Fill your skills gap at an ITWales business breakfast - Swansea


  • 21st March - Fill your skills gap at an ITWales business breakfast - Aberavon


  • 21st March - DIY Branding and Marketing: Business development or business destruction? - Bangor


  • 23rd March - Assessing the worth of IT - Swansea


  • 28th March - Fill your skills gap at an ITWales business breakfast - Llanelli


  • 4th April - "Programming Language Semantics: The Meaning of It All"
    Inaugural lecture delivered by Professor Peter Mosses - Swansea


  • 4th April - "The Future of Open Source"

    • Public lecture delivered by Alan Cox - Bangor

  • 6th April - Exploring the Science behind Software Development - Swansea
    BCTCS Conference - Business Breakfast


  • 24th April - R & D Project Demo Day - Bangor


  • 26th April - Tailor made Technology - IT solutions to fit your business - Haverfordwest


  • 2nd May - "Going Flexible" - A look at Agile Methods and Extreme Programming (XP)- Bangor


  • 23rd May - Web Accessibility - What every business needs to know - Bangor


  • 6th June - Remixing the web : How Web 2.0 is defining a new computing platform - Bangor


  • 20th June - Whose data is it anyway? - Bangor


  • 29th June - It's your inbox, but are you in control? - Swansea


  • 4th July - Big Project Fatalities and the Manager's First-Aid Kit - Bangor


  • 5th July - Applying the Science of Software Development - Swansea


  • 1st August - "Hello, World!" in any language - Language Technologies for the Welsh and multilingual environment

  • 5th September - Building dependable interactive systems - Swansea


  • 5th September - Evolving Applications in Grid Computing for e-Business - Bangor

  • 3rd October - Doing what comes naturally - developing self learning systems for business and industry - Swansea


  • 3rd October - "Fix that!" - 25 years of solving software engineering problems - Bangor

  • 23rd October - "Keep on running" - Disaster recovery basics for SMEs - Bangor


  • 7th November - "From requirements to code seamlessly" - Producing what it says on the tin - Swansea


  • 7th November - Building 2D and 3D Interactive Graphics for Computer Environments - Bangor


  • 30th November- Driving Commercial Success: Practical IT solutions for a dynamic business environment - Swansea


  • 30th November - Setting the standard for Bilingual IT - Bangor


  • 5th December - The oncoming challenge: Programming multicore and hybrid system - Bangor


  • 6th December - See the future....Tomorrow's Technology Today, National Waterfront Museum, Swansea



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