Finally, A Business Gathering That Focuses On Integrating Drones Into Commercial Operations
Although the technology is already currently being rapidly employed around the world by these sectors, several other issues need to be addressed before the true revolutionary potential of drone technology will be unlocked.
Regardless of what industry you are currently working in, regardless of where you sit on the learning curve, whether you are currently employing, or thinking about potentially incorporating UAV technology into your business applications, this Commercial Applications for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles conference in Montreal is for you.
Experience thought-provoking discussions on the issues that matter most, eye-opening advancements in technology and practical, hands-on training in a pragmatic, yet exciting environment.
Drones By Zagora – Commercial Drones Conference in Montreal
The must-attend business gathering of the year for organizations interested in taking commercial drone / UAV applications to the next level
There has been a lot of hype around drones and UAVs, but nobody has addressed the commercial and industrial applications in a concrete manner… until now. The Drones By Zagora – Commercial Drone Conference in Montreal, Quebec has partnered with critical regulators, cutting edge technology providers and industry professionals from several different sectors.Zagora’s Drones Conference in Montreal promises to provide practical solutions to the toughest challenges facing the industry today. Learn from and network with the international ‘Who’s Who’ of the drone and UAV world.
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It’s the fastest way to understand, start or jolt an UAV program
Five Reasons why you should attend this event …
- Understand how to convince upper management with a strong business case
- Effectively manage risks and implement a cost-effective, highly functional UAV program
- Ensure compliance with the current and upcoming regulations for legally operating a commercial UAV and avoid costly penalties
- Develop your own deployment plan and take advantage of being amongst the first movers
- Learn from and network with 350+ UAV users, international experts and regulators
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By canadiangisFiled in: ConferencesTags: Commercial Applications, drones, Drones By Zagora, Montreal, Quebec, UAV technology, UAVs, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
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