Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems IKS
Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems IKS

Workshop Quantum Computing

By harnessing the power of quantum mechanics, quantum computers hold the potential to revolutionize the way we solve complex problems and conduct business: From healthcare and pharmaceutics to finance and logistics.

Explore the opportunities of this cutting-edge technology in a training with interactive workshop methods tailored to your company.

Training with interactive workshop methods

1) Introduction to quantum computing?

 

Goal

Overview of quantum computing in a comprehensive way

 

Content

  • What is quantum computing?
  • What can quantum computing do?
  • Why do I need quantum computing?

 

Length

½ day

2) Ideation
phase

 

Goal

Overview of problem classes and way to find a use case

 

Content

  •  Which problem can be solved? 
  • Which use cases exist? 
  • How do I find suitable use cases?

 

Length

1 day

3) Use case
exploration

 

Goal

Deeper understanding of use cases to decide on feasibility study

 

Content

  • Which pain points can quantum computing solve? 
  • How can I evaluate my use case? 
  • How can quantum computing advantage be translated into business impact?

 

Length

1 day

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4) Tutorial: A use case implementation

 

Goal

Prototypical tutorial implementation of use case

 

Content

  • Which quantum algorithms are suitable? 
  • How to integrate them into the company workflow?

 

Follow up project

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Our excellent researchers at Fraunhofer IKS can help you to inspire quantum innovation within your company. Get in touch with us to discuss your customized training concept to bring business and technology together.

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