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The Eno Center is hosting Convergence: The Intersection of Technology and Transportation on March 24 at downtown’s International Trade Center.
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Organizers say Convergence will bring together transportation policy-makers, entrepreneurs and thought-leaders. “These stakeholders will discuss the critical issues affecting technology enabled transit, the shared economy, health care delivery, and traveler information, among other key topics,” reads the event page.
Tech is shaking up transportation in a big way. (Courtesy image)
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