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THE DEFINITIVE CLOUD EVENT: CLOUD EXPO EUROPE 2013
Taking place this month at the Na- tional Hall, Olympia, London, from 29 to the 30 January 2013, the show, now into its fourth year, aims to provide visitors with more than just abstract theorising surrounding Cloud. It pro- vides visitors with practical “how to” advice from over 150 leading inter- national suppliers, many appearing for the first time in Europe, as well as proven expertise from 130 fresh- thinking organisations from across the globe speaking in the conference. The wide range of topics, cover an array of technology and business issues, from security and governance, big-data to virtualisation, as well as a dedicated Cloud service provider & ecosystem stream. This programme is packed with case studies, user-experi-
faced – and overcome – similar chal- lenges, and who are already deriv- ing measurable benefits from Cloud implementations.
ences and honest appraisals, remark- ably, all offered free of charge. The world-class conference programme includes representa- tives from a wide spectrum including, Morgan Stanley, Terremark, Financial Times, Nebula, Liverpool Football Club, Unilever, The MET Office and eBay, where Jean-Christophe Martin, Cloud architect for eBay, will be discuss- ing their experiences of deploying an internal Cloud. There are over 50 real-life case studies to choose from featuring organisations who have
So whether you are develop- ing a Cloud strategy or running an advanced private Cloud, visitors can expect to find credible, authoritative content. For businesses and public sector organisations, big or small, wanting to unlock the potential of Cloud computing, Cloud Expo Eu- rope is simply one of the most powerful
gatherings of international Cloud indus- try expertise ever assembled.
www.cloudcomputingintelligence.com
January 2013 CCI Magazine
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