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Business Models and Applications of Wireless Sensor Networks

October 8, 2008

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306 Soda Hall, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley
The continuous size and cost reduction of electronic devices is gradually making the vision of ubiquitous wireless sensors networks a reality. After almost a decade of extensive research, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are in the midst of the transition towards industrial deployment in various application domains such as automotive, environmental monitoring, health care, energy management, and building and industrial automation. BAIA presents a panel of outstanding experts from the academia and the industry who have played an essential role in the history and development of WSNs.

The Future of the Web is the Future of our Data: Introducing Data Portability

Palo Alto, CA - July 23, 2008
Six months from its start, the DataPortability Project has advanced the conversation about user data rights. The project's volunteers have worked together to create the DataPortability Reference Design to document the best practices for integrating existing open standards and protocols for maximum interoperability. This should allow users to access their friends and media across all the applications, social networking sites and widgets that implement the design into their systems.
BAIA continues in its tradition to high level panel discussion by introducing a panel of experts in Data Portability to our audience in Silicon Valley. Join us on July 23 to understand, question and envision the future of the web as a platform.

Networking and Art with BAIA Los Angeles

Los Angeles - Thursday, June 26 BAIA is pleased to partner with Sorelle Fine Arts to invite you to an evening of networking in an artful setting in Los Angeles. Cristina and Laura Capitanio, Sorelle Fine Arts' founders, will showcase their creations with wall and ceiling paintings, murals, trompe l'oeil, faux finishes, cabinetry painting, gold/silver leaf, and digital renderings.

Italian Education as a Business: the Rise of Italian schools in the Bay Area

March 27, 2008
631 O’farrell Street, San Francisco The emergence of a new generation of Italian entrepreneurs and professionals in the Bay Area, coupled with a renewed interest in Italy as a global center of culture, have fueled the growth of various educational institutions, each with its own personality but all with one major element in common: a desire to make Italian culture part of our everyday life.
BAIA has assembled a panel of key representatives from Italian educational institutions in the Bay Area to discuss whether we are really living a Renaissance in Italian culture in the Bay Area, and what lies ahead for their businesses. BAIA will host a panel style discussion that will address questions such as: