Our commitment to provide you with specialised, state-of-the-art solutions is delivered through three distinct trademarks
NOMOSTECH Advanced ICT Solutions is NOMOS Consulting’s Division offering hardware and software advanced ICT solutions, including, inter alia, Geospatial Information Systems, XR softare solutions, full-stack web development and much more.
NOMOS Law Extrajudicial Services is a specialised division of NOMOS Consulting active in assisting international civil servants in extrajudicial adjudication and dispute resolution.
NOMOSEdu is our Division specialising in delivering quality training and specialised e-Learning solutions aimed at leveraging the careers of the officials of the International Civil Service and build the international workforce of the Future.
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NOMOS Consulting joined the Government Accountability Project (“GAP“), together with other 263 worldwide organisations, in a letter addressed to government leaders supporting accountability through strengthened whistleblower protections. The letter reflects broad stakeholder support consistent with last September’s Marist poll finding that 86% of likely voters in America favor stronger legal rights for whistleblowers.
We are pleased to announce that NOMOS Consulting has been accepted, on 30 November 2020, as a Signatory of the United Nations Global Compact, a worldwide UN initiative consisting of a network of over 9500 companies and 3000 non-business participants, that are committed to building together a sustainable future and take actions that advance societal goals.
How to end hunger and achieve food security within the next decade? To address this question, top key players in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals initiative (SDGs) have recently teamed up in a joint research effort, summarising the conclusions of over 50.000 datasets of grey literature on agricultural practices and development interventions, aimed at reducing hunger worldwide. Unlike previous initiatives of the same kind, though, this particular research project has seen for the first time a massive use of artificial intelligence (“AI”) technologies, in particular, natural language processing (“NLP”) and machine learning.
Flavius Claudius Julianus Caesar, often referred to as “the Apostate”, was a member of the Constantinian enclave of Bisantium, the “second Rome”, where he was born in year 331 A.D., as a orphaned child. Having miraculously survived the intestine wars among male heirs to Constantine’s succession, Julianus enjoyed a relatively obscure childhood in Bythinia (today Turkey), where he lived with his grandmother, under the protective wing of Archbishop Eusebius of Nicomedia and under the teachings of pagan scholar Mardonius, a slave of Gothic descent, whom Julianus himself presents us as a remarkable philosopher and educator, and the very man most responsible for his way of life as a Caesar.
The first seminar organized by NOMOS Consulting, together with Poliba Alumni Association – Politecnico di Bari and Politecnico di Bari, covering the job opportunities offered to young graduates and undergraduates by the United Nations Common System, was successfully held last Friday, May 24, 2019, in Bari.
On 24 May 2019, at 14:30 hours, NOMOS will be at the Museum of Photography in Politecnico di Bari, with a free workshop presented by Riccardo Rubini on the job opportunities offered by the United Nations Common System. The workshop is organized together with Poliba Alumni Association and Politecnico di Bari and is open to the public.
