Welcome to Cloud Expo Europe taking place on the 26th & 27th February 2014 at ExCeL London

Jan 26, 2014 | Cloud, News

Cloud Expo Europe

Cloud Expo Europe

Whatever your level of cloud expertise, take it to the next level at the dramatically expanded Cloud Expo Europe.

Date: Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th February 2014, 10am-5pm
Location: ExCeL Exhibition Centre, London
Website: www.cloudexpoeurope.com

IT Briefcase is Cloud Expo Europe’s Media Partner

You don’t need us to tell you that wherever you are on the cloud learning curve – early adopter, already reaping the multiple benefits or smaller business just beginning the journey now – it always feels like there is so much more to do and so many more opportunities to exploit.

But how do you sort the grand promises from the practical realities? And where can you find inside advice on what to do, how to do it and who to do it with?

Welcome to Cloud Expo Europe taking place on the 26th & 27th February 2014 at ExCeL London

Cloud Expo Europe includes an exhibition of 200 leading international suppliers as well as a world-class conference programme containing 300 speakers and over 100 case studies! All FREE of charge.

Gain the latest insights from an enviable line-up of the cloud`s biggest names and brightest brains:

Adrian Cockcroft, Cloud Architect, Netflix Inc. James Stewart, Head of Technology, Government Digital Services, Cabinet Office. Jonathan Galore, CTO and VP Technology,Wonga.com.  Peter Ransom, Chief Information Officer, Oxfam GB.  James Thomas, ICT Director, University College London Hospitals NHS Trust. Stavros Isaiadis, Assistant VP of Electronic Trading Technology, Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Cameron Craig, Partner, Co-chair EU Data Protection and Privacy Team, DLA Piper. David Bulman, Director of Information Technology, Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. Chris Kemp, CEO, Nebula and Stavros Isaiadis, Assistant VP of Electronic Trading Technology, Bank of America Merrill Lynch to name a few.

Get practical advice from the 200 leading international suppliers including: NetApp, Amazon Web Services, Digital Realty, NaviSite, HP, Interxion, Interoute, Rackspace, Dell, SSE Telecoms, Telstra Global, Savvis and Vodafone to name a few.

NEW for 2014: Your ticket allows you FREE entry into Data Centre World 2014, the UK’s largest, industry supporting data centre centric event (www.datacentreworld.com) 

To book FREE tickets for you and your colleagues go to www.cloudexpoeurope.com/itbriefcase/

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