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A discussion will be held to examine the approach of Canada-based Premier Tech to technology, sustainability and changing working conditions. The event will assess the applications of developments in artificial intelligence, robotics, biotechnology and environmental sciences across various fields.
With a history spanning over 100 years, Premier Tech’s activities will focus on topics such as transforming science and technology into practical solutions, enhancing performance and utilising resources more efficiently.
The company, which has an annual turnover in excess of 1 billion dollars, operates across six business groups with approximately 6,000 employees worldwide. The discussion will also examine the company’s approach to adapting to changing conditions, re-evaluating working methods and sustainability.
At the event, Albert Dang Vu, Senior Vice-President and Co-President of Premier Tech Digital, and Constance Deschênes St-Pierre, Vice-President of Strategy, Planning and Sustainability at Premier Tech, will join Jean Bélanger. The discussion will be moderated by Jean Charest, partner and solicitor at the law firm Therrien Couture Joli-Coeur.
The event will also focus on the role of digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence and robotics, as well as biotechnology and environmental sciences, in the process of developing solutions to the various challenges facing societies.
It has been stated that the discussion will be held in French.
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