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2 days of free workshops and exhibitions over 15th/16th March, 1 day Cloud Conference on 16th March |
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Building partnerships in the Cloud ecosystem: Free exhibition and workshops designed to build partnerships between systems integrators, application providers, OEM partners, distributors, and service providers. |
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Designed for the CIO and IT manager the Cloud Computing Congress event & conference examines SaaS, PaaS, software the technical challenges, and how to the applications outlined in Enterprise Social Media can be controlled and managed in the Cloud?
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A practical guide on cloud computing for your business - how your business can benefit, the value proposition, and the impact on the IT function |
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Building and managing applications in the cloud - how to manage and control applications and resources in the cloud environment? Learn from key cloud computing deployments - their successes and failures?
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Learn from key cloud computing deployments - their successes and failures, and how far the market has come so far?
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Examine the current state of the market - from CIO's and cloud vendors - to understanding the clear ROI that cloud services provide?
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Free to attend exhibition passes available with workshops - click here to attend
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To book at a place on the Cloud Computing Congress or Enterprise Social Media event - click here , or call the booking line on +44 (0) 117 946 8876 |
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Co-located conference streams include:Social Media World Forum, Enterprise Social Media, Social TV, Mobile Social Media.
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New for 2010 – VIP Bloggers Passes |
Cloud Computing Congress Speakers - 16th
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Phil Dunne, Cloud Essentials Specialist, Salesforce.com
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Kenneth Verlage, CIO, DHL Express
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Tim Pickard, Chief Marketing Officer, Mimecast
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Chris Rae, EMEA Director, Automation Solutions, CA
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Andy Steven, Enterprise Cloud Architect, VMWare
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David Akka, MD, Magic Software Enterprises UK, Eire & Nordics
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Stephan Haux, Senior Product Manager - EMEA, Iron Mountain
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Mark Briggs, CIO, Essex County Council
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Adrian Davey, Head of IT, Tube Lines
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Mostafa Afifi, Virtualisation Engineer, Morgan Stanley
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Boris Devouge, Sales Engineer, Canonical
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Simon Abrahams, EMEA Head of Product Marketing, Rackspace
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Jon Beck, Senior Vice President of Sales & Business Development, OpSource
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Phil Dean, IT Strategy Manager, CISCO Europe
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Scott Dobson, Managing Director, Cloud Distribution Ltd
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Jason Hart, Senior Vice President, Cryptocard
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Paul James, CIO, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, MOD (tweet this)
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Phil Wainewright, CEO Procullux Ventures, VP EuroCloud and ZDNet blogger on SaaS
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Adrian Steel, Head of Infrastructure Management, Royal Mail (tweet this)
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Enterprise Social Media Speakers - 15th
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Sonia Carter, Senior Manager Online Communications, AXA
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Yann Motte, CEO and Co-founder, Webjam
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Pete Swabey, Editor, Information Age
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Simon Revell, Associate Director, Collaboration and Web Technologies, Pfizer
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Anthony Frost, Head of Coroporate Communications, Santander
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Per Rombouts, Project Manager Intranet & Social Media, ING Group
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Dion Hinchcliffe, Editor-in-Chief, Social Computing Magazine
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Euan Semple, Independent Advisor/former Director of Knowledge Management BBC
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Robin Hamman, Head of Social Media, Headshift twitter.com/@cybersoc
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Helen Farrar, Head of Internal Communications, Virgin Media
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Rob Howard, Founder and CTO, Telligent
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Jemima Gibbons, Author of "Monkeys with Typewriters: Myths & Realities of Social Media at Work"
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David Bashford, Director, SITEFORUM Group
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Dave Briggs, Community Evangelist, Learning Pool
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Alan Patrick, Principal, Broadsight
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"It was expected that Cloud Computing would remain among the key technology trends during 2010 and beyond, but never expected it this way – amazingly, Cloud Computing has made it as the number one technology to watch at Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Areas for 2010. Rising from number three during 2009, Cloud Computing is the number one technology trend that you can’t afford to ignore for at least three years now'' Infosys
For further information on who will attend and why please click here About Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing a rapidly emerging computing model that meets the growth and demand of internet-connected devices. In general terms its defined as anything that involved delivering a hosted services over the internet. It really comes into play when you think of what IT needs as a combination of services i.e. capability, capacity, storage and security all of this now can be provided by ‘the cloud’, a virtualized service.
So why use ‘the Cloud’ firstly it has low capital expenditure as all you need is a computer and all the IT you need can then can be bought over net, it’s on demand, delivered by the minute or hour, and its elastic you have as much as you want.
So what exactly are the limitations, how do decide on who/what to use and what could be the pit falls, these as some of the issues that will be discussed further in the conference! |
