IterateOn Events

Start-Up Insights

Surprising facts about startups

DATE

Coming soon

TIME

10:00 AM PST | 1:00 PM EST

LENGTH

55 Minutes

Presented by:

Jon Nordmark
Jon Nordmark

CEO & Co-Founder, Iterate.ai

Previous Virtual Discussions

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Low Code Revolution

By 2023, low code platforms will make up 80% of all software produced. Citizen developers and easy AI will emerge as part of this trend.

PRESENTED BY:

Brian Sathianathan

April 22, 2021

Book cover of Steven Johnson's book Where Good Ideas Come From.

Where Good Ideas Come From

Often, the best ideas come from unusual places and spaces. This disucussion sheds light on proven methodologies - ways that you and your organization...

PRESENTED BY:

Mike Frazzini, Jon Nordmark, Brian Sathianathan

Feb 25, 2021

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Sensors & Edge Computing

Why and when sensors and edge computing replaces the cloud. It is real-time, involves AI, and becomes the gatekeeper to our personal identities...

PRESENTED BY:

Jon Nordmark

Jan 28, 2021

Watch Webinar
Book cover of Dr. Stefanie K. Johnson's book Inclusify.

Inclusify

Engaging discussion with best-selling author, Dr. Stefanie K. Johnson about how diversity and inclusivity influence innovation...

PRESENTED BY:

Dr. Stefanie Johnson

Jan 14, 2021

Why 2023 is a Pivotal Year for Digital with people on ladder looking ahead through spyglasses.

Why 2023 is a Pivot Year

2023 is a tipping point. Digital Experiences will rule business three years from now.

PRESENTED BY:

Jon Nordmark

Dec 10, 2020

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Low-code/No-code DIY-Viruses & Hackers

We explore Low-Code and No-Code software, Crispr, bio- and software-hacking, the onslaught of Open Source opportunities, and Citizen Coding.

PRESENTED BY:

Jon Nordmark, Brian Sathianathan, John Selvadurai, Ph.D., Shomron Jacob, Chatura Samarasinghe and Arul Chandrasekaran

Poster for The Social Dilemma.

The Social Dilemma

We debates what’s possible and what’s not; what’s likely and what’s not; and how to prepare for - or prevent - the problems highlighted in this docudrama.

PRESENTED BY:

Michelle Pacynski, Kristin Smith, Nicola Matthews, Tim McCue, Brian Sathianathan, Arte Merritt

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Our Goal: IterateOn

Provide an environment of thought-provoking continuous learning by tapping into our co-op of partners, members, advisors, authors and iterate experts. This platform will also be used to introduce member networking opportunities.

Consider Joining Us

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Event + Discussion Format

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Prior to IterateOn Events

  • Prior to a virtual event, it is encouraged that participants watch the docudrama or book that pertains to the upcoming event.
  • A week before the Virtual Event, Iterate will begin sending you requests for feedback. The feedback provided will allow us to assess how we can improve the quality of our virtual events going forward.

The Event

  • A 10 minute introduction where the moderator provides a synopsis of the feedback given by attendees.
  • Each speaker participating in the virtual event will be given 5 minutes each to present their take on a predetermined topic, and while the speakers are engaged in discussion, attendees have the freewill to comment and ask questions to the speakers.
  • After the virtual event has concluded, the speakers can address questions submitted by the attendees.
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Post-Event Engagement

  • Follow up discussions can be requested for solo operated companies
  • Participant thoughts and contributions will be combined and added to a blog post after the event
  • This is an opportunity for individuals to showcase provocative thoughts, questions, and answers
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