Bakcell organized a training for journalists ahead of the INMerge Innovation Summit
Bakcell, innovation and speed leader conducted training for media representatives entitled “Media Innovation Day”. The event was attended by over 30 journalists representing the country’s most prominent media outlets.
The training encompassed presentations and interactive sessions on the application of artificial intelligence and covered the topics of innovation, brand development, ecosystems, new technologies, and innovative solutions.
During the event, journalists' questions about artificial intelligence, high technologies, and innovations were answered, and discussions on these topics were held. The program continued with intellectual games and entertainment.
It is important to mention that Bakcell has been continuously organizing trainings on innovation and technology for media representatives since 2015.
About Bakcell.
Bakcell is the first and largest private telecommunication company in Azerbaijan. At present, Bakcell delivers high-quality and fast telecommunication services to over three million customers with. The company contributes to the sustainable development of Azerbaijan through innovations and artificial intelligence-based solutions and is one of the largest investors in the non-oil sector of the Azerbaijani economy.
Bakcell is a part of the international NEQSOL Holding group of companies operating in the fields of energy, telecommunications, high technologies, and construction in different countries. ®
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