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Wednesday, July 12, 2017

My Session at M-enabling Summit

I went ahead and provided my thoughts on m-enabling summit at here

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Nishith Pathak
Nishith Pathak is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), architect, speaker, AI thinker, innovator, and strategist. He is a prolific writer and contributing author and has written many books, articles, reviews, and columns for multiple electronic and print publications, including his last book on AI titled "Artificial Intelligence for .NET". Having 20+ years of experience in IT, Nishith's expertise lies in innovation, research, architecting, designing, and developing applications for Fortune 100 companies using next-generation tools and technologies. As an early adopter of Microsoft technology, he has kept pace in the certification challenges and succeeded in getting several of his certifications in beta stage. Nishith is a gold member and sits on the advisory board of various national and international computer science societies and organizations. Nishith is currently working as Vice President and R&D lead for Accenture Technology Labs. He is focused on key research areas, specifically Artificial Intelligence, ML, blockchain, Internet of Things, cloud computing, and helping companies architect solutions based on these technologies. He can be contacted at NisPathak@GMail.com
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