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Quantum Intelligence in Action: From Breakthroughs to Business Applications

Hosted by Nikhil Churi, Sumit Parashar & Sumit Parashar
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โ€‹QBX-2: Quantum Intelligence in Action

โ€‹From Breakthroughs to Business Applications

โ€‹Hosted by QBX @ UVU (Quantum in Business) ๐Ÿ‘‰ RSVP to Register & Join Us: [Insert Luma Register Button Link]

โ€‹๐Ÿ“… Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026 โฐ Time: 11:30 AM โ€“ 1:00 PM MST (Duration: 1.5 Hours) ๐Ÿ“ Location: Fugal Auditorium, Utah Valley University ๐Ÿฟ Perks: Snacks provided! Bring your curiosity and appetite. ๐Ÿค Join Us: This is a student-centered event organized and run by QBX Faculty and active student teams.

โ€‹About the Event

โ€‹Welcome back to the second installment of the Utah Valley University Quantum in Business (QBX) series! Building on the momentum of our first successful event on October 7th, this event will deep-dive into applied business research, translation of quantum breakthroughs into operational solutions, and the bridging of academia with industry.

โ€‹Quantum technologies are changing how we operate. Join UVU MBA and undergraduate student-led research tracks to explore how quantum is solving massive operational and business hurdles.

โ€‹Special Event Spotlight: Catching Up on QBX-1 Presentations

โ€‹To start things off, we will take a brief catch-up look at key topics, student presentations, and findings discussed during our first Quantum in Business (QBX-1) event:

  • โ€‹Quantum Technology in Energy and Utility ๐Ÿ’ก

  • โ€‹Quantum Technology in Healthcare Operations ๐Ÿฅ

  • โ€‹Quantum Technology in Logistics and Supply Chain ๐Ÿ“ฆ

โ€‹Agenda & Tracks (QBX-2)

  • โ€‹11:30 AM โ€“ 11:40 AM | Welcome & Intro Opening remarks & QBX-2 introduction. A spotlight on our dedicated Faculty leads and active Student organizers!

  • โ€‹11:40 AM โ€“ 12:10 PM | QBX Research Tracks (10 mins each)Led by faculty, run by student teams presenting applied industry scanning, Operational/Business problems, and classical-to-quantum assessments.

    • โ€‹QBX-T1: Status of Quantonomy โ€“ Who are the major players in quantum computing and where do they stand regarding Stable Coherent QuBit counts?

    • โ€‹QBX-T2: Healthcare Solutions โ€“ Operational and data breakthroughs in the medical space.

    • โ€‹QBX-T3: Supply Chain, Logistics, Energy & Utility โ€“ Analyzing resource management, routing, and operational efficiency limits.

    • โ€‹QBX-T4: Open Slot & Track Showcase โ€“ Plus, voting and celebrating the "Best Track of the Month"!

  • โ€‹12:10 PM โ€“ 12:25 PM | Quantum Industry Fireside Chat A 10-12 minute conversation with an invited quantum industry professional (in-person or virtually) about the realities and future of business applications.

  • โ€‹12:25 PM โ€“ 12:45 PM | Open Q&A & Audience Participation Nobody knows all the answers in quantum yetโ€”so we encourage you to bring and raise the questions! All students, faculty, and attendees are encouraged to participate.

  • โ€‹12:45 PM โ€“ 1:00 PM | Networking, Collaborative Discussion & Snacks Stay to engage with student teams, connect with faculty, grab some snacks, and discuss how you can join QBX tracks or our Student Organizing teams for the next event!

โ€‹What our Student Teams Bring to the Table:

  • โ€‹Literature & industry scanning.

  • โ€‹Defining real operational & business problems.

  • โ€‹Identifying what quantum computing solves (and where current limits remain).

  • โ€‹Research gaps and unanswered opportunities.

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