Aug 2015 First Friday: John Sullivan, a former art teacher, animator, set designer, and member of the Turner Pictures/ 20th Century Fox staff, will discuss and demonstrate how technology has changed the craft of animation and visual arts.
July 2015 First Friday: An archeological dig that lead to the discovery of buried treasure in downtown Sandwich and how that is furthering STEM programs in the Upper Cape town. The presentation will be preceded by remarks on STEM development by Jill Neumayer DePiper, Director of the new Cape Cod Regional STEM Network.
Sign up for the July First Friday event here: Local STEM Program Studies Archeology in it's Own Backyard Three students in the Upper Cape Regional Tech’s Environmental Science and Technology program will discuss their award winning project on use of black soldier fly larvae composting systems to help decrease the amount of food waste...
RESCHEDULED FROM JANUARY A New Year's tradition continues: John Landry will again share his insights and forecasts for software-related technologies. John Landry is a 30+ year software veteran and innovator who has built great software products and great software companies. Landry has had a distinguished track record as an innovative “Serial CTO”, successfully creating and...
WHOI Staffer Discusses the Technology and Its Recent Use in an Expedition off a Greek Island to Explore an Ancient Shipwreck as topic of Cape Cod Technology Council’s April First Friday Breakfast When a group of marine archaeologists explored an ancient shipwreck off a Greek Island in the Aegean Sea last September and October, the...
How A Bourne Technology Company Succeeds by Finding Its Niche and Always Delivering is Topic of Cape Cod Technology Council’s March First Friday Breakfast Today when one reads about companies outsourcing technology work, the story usually discusses their contracting with design firms in India, the Far East, and elsewhere. But one local company has kept...
Technology to Clean Wastewater, Provide Aquaculture and Energy is Focus of Cape Cod Technology Council January Second Friday Breakfast Brian Braginton-Smith, President of AquaGen Integrated Systems in South Yarmouth, will discuss his firm’s fascinating technology to convert wastewater into clean, super oxygenated water that speeds the growth of aquaculture such as salad greens and herbs,...
Baxter, the robot, is coming to the December First Friday Breakfast of the Cape Cod Technology Council. Harley Green, a robotics specialist with Gibson Engineering of Norwood, MA, will discuss the growing field of collaborative machines which includes robots designed to work alongside people in close proximity with safety and effiency. The robots handle mundane...
Sean Mullin, President and CEO of BI2 Technologies of Plymouth, MA, will speak on biometric technology’s applications in law enforcement at the November First Friday breakfast of the Cape Cod Technology Council. The breakfast will be held on Friday, November 7 from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Hyannis Golf Club on Route 132, Hyannis....
Rescheduled to October 10! Technology projects have seen much discussion lately about the emergence and success of "Agile" project management. Many companies are now declaring Agile methods their corporate standard. Does this mean the end of traditional project management methods? Join us for this session to compare both approaches, and find out the implications for...