More Efficient Security for Cloud-Based Machine Learning
A novel encryption method devised by MIT researchers secures data used in online neural networks, without dramatically slowing their runtimes.
The Problem With Intrinsic Motivation
What are you intrinsically motivated to do? Isn’t it wonderful? You don’t need a good reason or reward to do what you are doing when you’re intrinsically motivated. You are in a state of flow where time flies, and you have no idea where it went.
Supply Chain Innovation Begins With Interpretation
Technological innovations on all fronts are evolving quickly and are developed, manufactured, and sold worldwide in aerospace, medical device, communications, automotive, and many other industry segments.
Compliance Is Good But Not Enough
‘We’ve got this,” you say to yourself. “Our organization has a robust compliance program. We can point to myriad ways that we have adhered to all the expected requirements.
24th Annual Validation Week
Contact Email
michael.berube@cbinet.com
Contact Name
Michael Berube
Contact Phone Number
(339) 298-2185
Date
Address
Coronado Island Marriott; 2000 Second Street
Time Zone
Pacific
City
San Diego
Event Website
http://www.cbinet.com/conference/agenda/pi18083
State
CA
Zip
92118
Description
Convening validation professionals of all levels for unmatched training, IVT’s 24th Annual Validation Week provides a transformative exploration through the world of validation. Build your own conference adventure and trek your way between four unique tracks — Process Validation, Quality, CSV/Data Integrity and Cleaning Validation. Navigate the critical aspects of validation with subject matter expert trailblazers and uncover a wide range of solutions to your organization’s specific challenges.
Country
USA
Is It Time to Bring Data to Managing?
Alan Colquitt is a student of the ways people act in the workplace.
How Virtual Reality Is Changing the Manufacturing Game
Virtual reality (VR), sometimes referred to as augmented reality (AR), is shaking things up across all industries, including manufacturing.
More Unidentified Museum Objects
The underground storage shelves of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Museum are filled with loads of charmingly weird objects accrued throughout more than a century of scientific work.