Kom og hør mere om potentialet i den danske datacenter industri

Mads Thomassen • April 28, 2017

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Den 30. maj inviterer Datacenter Industrien til et spændende møde om potentialer og udfordringer i udviklingen af Danmarks nye vækstindustri.

Med Apple’s og Facebooks beslutninger om at bygge i henholdsvis Viborg og Odense er der sat gang i en meget spændende udvikling, der kan udmønte sig i en helt ny vækstindustri, der tåler sammenligning med vindmøllebranchen.

  • Hvordan kan du gøre dig ”lækker” som leverandør til industrien?
  • Hvilke typer opgaver er der tale om?
  • Er der særlige certificeringer eller krav for at blive leverandør til denne type projekter?
  • Hvor stor kan denne industri blive, og hvorfor er Danmark attraktiv for denne type investeringer?
  • Hvorfor giver det mening med en ny brancheforening på dette område, og hvad kan foreningen hjælpe den enkelte virksomhed og branchen med?

 

Dette er blot nogle af spørgsmålene, der besvares den 30. maj af bl.a. irske M+W Group, der er en internationalt førende byggekoncern inden for datacenter-byggerier – nu også i Danmark.

Derudover er der oplæg fra Invest in Denmark, COWI og Datacenter Industriens formand Thomas Volder fra Coromatic.

Et arrangement, du ikke må gå glip af, hvis du har interesse i at blive en del af fremtidens vækstindustri!

 

Tid: Tirsdag den 30. maj kl. 12-14.30

Sted: COWI Odense, Vestre Stationsvej 7, 5000 Odense C

Pris: Deltagelse er gratis, og alle virksomheder og organisationer er velkomne.
Der er begrænset antal pladser, så tilmelding sker efter først-til-mølle princippet!

 

Vi ses i Odense den 30. maj!

Venlig hilsen
Henrik Hansen, Direktør
Datacenter Industrien

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