A greener and better-connected world, where collaborating remotely is the obvious choice: https://xitter.cf/t.co/1Rs9gBJHN2
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RemotelyGreen retweeted
Great start to the 7th edition of our #humanitarian #hackathon virtually from the Globe of Science and Innovation @CERN - now moving on to the participant warm-up via @RemotelyGreen remote collaboration platform #THEPort2020 - let's get mixed 🥳😷
RemotelyGreen retweeted
We formed 44 partnerships in our Speed Networking event! It was a huge success and we want to thank our own partners @MB_Community and @RemotelyGreen.
Join us for a FREE 2-hour consultation to develop partnerships with your business: lnkd.in/e8UU2c6
RemotelyGreen retweeted
We are looking forward to the Final Presentations of the #CERNWEBFEST #hackathon that we help co-organising this weekend @CERN with @CERNopenlab @cernalumni @theportatcern @RemotelyGreen @crowd_ai @CitizenCyberlab Follow LIVE at 18h00 CEST: youtube.com/watch?v=mHjktvvM…
RemotelyGreen retweeted
This years @CERNWebfest is kicking-off now - watch the live webcast here: youtube.com/watch?v=h1E9eSqE… - this years topic "working together apart - accelerating collaboration" more at webfest.cern #hackathon #online
RemotelyGreen retweeted
Please join us and @RemotelyGreen for our TWO “speed networking” sessions. We are offering two sessions: June 24th at 5:00pm and June 25th at 4:15pm (BST). More info to come!
June 24th Registration = lnkd.in/g4EpMFv
June 25th Registration = lnkd.in/g26aiqH
RemotelyGreen retweeted
Imagine a globally accessible conference event that:
1. Has super high production values and ensures speakers dialing in remotely have all necessary equipment and backups
2. Enables audience participating in engaging ways
3. Encourages and enables breakouts and networking
RemotelyGreen retweeted
Large gatherings of people in one place can be incredible, and I feel lucky to have enjoyed many wonderful events. But:
1. Travel is not accessible by all
2. Events can put an incredible strain on local ecosystems (can also be a boon)
3. Things like COVID-19 can shut it all down