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Live from Dell Technologies World conference in May 2018, Matthew Saleski, global enterprise account executive at LinkedIn, sits down with Dell Technologies’ Stella Low, SVP of global communications, and Ari Lightman, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College to discuss an overview of realizing 2030.
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The event will be of interest to project controls engineers, project leaders/managers, resource managers, changemanagement experts, risk managers, business consultants, and more. The participants will receive updates on advancements towards the 2030 ‘Path to the Digital Decade’ objectives.
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