Emanuel Darmanin’s journey at MITA reflects a lifelong passion for technology. Starting in an era when IT was in its infancy, his fascination led him to build his first computer and eventually become the CEO of MITA.
Emanuel Darmanin’s journey at MITA reflects a lifelong passion for technology. Starting in an era when IT was in its infancy, his fascination led him to build his first computer and eventually become the CEO of MITA.
Written by Martina Bonanno,
The Czech branch of AFCEA with the support of ENISA organised an essay competition at the conference ‘Does the brain stand a chance?’ during the ECSC2021. This unique opportunity brought together young cyber security talents and AI experts to discuss the very interesting topic of ‘How will AI change the cyber battleground?’.
Written by Ian Scicluna Laiviera
At the beginning and onset of any revolutionary drive be it technological or scientific, we tend to get lost behind what we could achieve at the cost of that which works and has stood the test of time.
Written by Brian Micallef
On Thursday, 17th December 2020, the Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) launched a publication to mark the 30th Anniversary since the establishment of the Agency. This book provides a detailed overview about how the Agency has evolved throughout these years and gives a profile on how it took an active role to deliver modern digital solutions to the Maltese Government.
Written by Karina di Maggio
The new year will once again see the Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) engaged in numerous procurement activities, which should be of great interest to economic operators involved in the IT Sector, both locally and abroad.
Written by Jason Zammit and Julian Calleja
Augmented Reality – AR is a technology that blends a real-life environment with computer-generated information such as data, images, interactive models, or text.
Written by Pauline Debono
Despite the past grim months of 2020, the pace of the work of the European institutions has remained consistent. The work on the public health challenges has inevitably taken the limelight but the remaining areas of economic activity still required their due consideration.