The Operational Excellence Community (OEC), in collaboration with reBuyTech, has announced their monthly community meeting. This month's gathering will be hosted by the reBuyTech team at their company headquarters in 6th of October City. The meeting brings together specialists and enthusiasts from the fields of operations, business, and technology. The goal is to discuss practical challenges faced in work environments and explore how technology can improve operational efficiency and enhance performance. This gathering is designed as an open, interactive space that goes beyond just introductions. It aims to be a platform for sharing real-world experiences and exploring practical, applicable solutions, especially given the accelerating pace of digital transformation and the evolving business landscape. The organizers invite anyone interested in operations and digital transformation to participate, especially those who have experiences, challenges, or ideas related to using technology to boost organizational performance. Meeting Location: reBuyTech – 6th of October City Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2026, Time: 9:30 PM The organizers hope this meeting will be a great opportunity to foster fruitful professional discussions, build networks, and facilitate knowledge exchange among all attendees.
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