M+E Connections

Technicolor Creative Studios dives into the world of crowd simulations, Adobe joins forces with the Harvard Business Review to talk analytic services, and MicroStrategy hosts its AI/BI Innovation Summit.

Here’s what the MESA community has planned the week of March 11-15, according to MESA’s global member e-calendar.

Tuesday:

• As part of its “Learn, Create, Grow” series, Technicolor Creative Studios hosts “Crowds Simulations with Houdini.” Join in for the 16th edition of this series featuring the expertise of Sagar Netha Chirumalla, FX trainer at Technicolor Creative Studios Academy. As part of this webinar, Sagar will discuss the importance of Houdini in the context of crowd simulations and demonstrate how to use its tools and techniques to create realistic and dynamic crowds in various visual media projects. This webinar offers a unique opportunity for those interested in mastering the use of Houdini for crowd simulations, providing an opportunity to learn from an industry expert and gain insight into the practical applications of these techniques within the field of creative content creation.

• Box hosts the community roundtable “Tips and Tricks for setting up SSO/Group Management with Box.” Join to discover tips for setting up SSO/Group Management with Box with Chris Drubka, senior staff sales engineer architect. You’ll learn best practices for setting up your users on Box and top tips on SSO/Group Management.

• MicroStrategy hosts its AI/BI Innovation Summit in London. The past, present, and future. From the glittering waters of the Thames, in the heart of London, MicroStrategy welcomes you once again to the sphere of artificial intelligence (AI) and business intelligence (BI) convergence: the AI/BI Innovation Summit. More than just a meticulous exploration of these two realms, this event pledges to be a visionary forum where the cusp of analytics and AI unite. Reimagine your current operations and partake in the substantial value addition that the agenda promises. The summit is less of an event to passively attend, rather an opportunity to actively engage and drive the future.

Wednesday:

• Adobe presents “Workflow Digitisation with Harvard Business Review Analytic Services.” The best customer experiences start with great employee experiences. Respondents to the Harvard Business Review Analytic Services survey agree that employee and customer experience are directly linked — and that workflow digitisation is critical to improving both. So why do only 30 percent of organisations report effective transformations? Join this webinar hosted by Lori DeFurio, principal evangelist at Adobe, to listen in as Adobe and Harvard Business Review Analytic Services experts discuss how digitising workflows can improve employee experience across every line of business, create smooth, meaningful customer experiences, and give employees back time for high-value, strategic, creative work.