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Aimed at CTOs, directors of software engineering and senior software architects, our executive briefings (presented via video conferencing) are two-hour custom presentation / discussion / advisory sessions aimed at helping management teams form strategic technical direction for their companies. We bring clients up to date with the very latest technology innovations and help teams exploit them from business-, technical- and operational-viewpoints.

Before the executive briefing, you will be asked to pick a date/time and to supply us with a short (e.g. one/two paragraph) description of the topic(s) to be covered in the briefing, along with an accurate assessment of current knowledge among the attendees (so we understand at what level to pitch the presentation).

We will prepare a custom briefing to cover the specific areas you request. The briefing itself will start with an approx. 75 minutes presentation from our consultant and this will be followed by a 45-minute discussion / Q & A session. After the briefing concludes, we will prepare a follow-up written thorough set of answers to any of the more detailed questions asked.

Our executive briefings can encompass the same topic palette as covered by Clipcode Live Academy

Sample executive briefings include:

• Serverless - Breaking an applications into (standalone) functions and spinning them up in the cloud only if and when needed (we cover: what is a [serverless] function? Google Cloud Functions/AWS Lambda/Azure Functions, frameworks, reacting to cloud events, designing for ephemeral computing, contrast with always-on microservices)
• Blockchain - An approach that delivers a distributed secure ledger. Best known as the technical foundation of cryptocurrencies, blockchain has much wider usage (we cover: what is a block, genesis block, blockchain and hashing, proof-of-work, smart contracts)
• HTTP/3 - Coming soon to modern server and browser implementations, HTTP/3 is the latest protocol that binds the web. It offers many technological advances that so far companies have been slow to exploit (we cover: multiplexing, priority, compression, server push, framing)
• TensorFlow - AI is changing many industries. Companies need to implement an effective AI strategy before their competitors do. An excellent starting point is Google's open source TensorFlow, which is the leading AI framework. (we cover: deep learning backgrounder, operations and kernels, graph, CNN, DNN, mixing AI and existing platforms)