2nd Annual Cloud Computing World Forum
29th June to 1st July 2010
Olympia Conference Centre, London
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6.16.10 / 4pm
Show Highlights:
3 day conference and exhibition on Cloud Computing and Software-as-a-Service
Co-located with CloudCamp London – Free-to-Attend unconference – click here to register
Co-located with the Green Enterprise World Forum – 1 day conference on Green IT
Free to attend exhibition with seminar and scenario theatre – click here to register
Free access to the Cloud Computing World Series Awards – visit http://www.cloudwf.com/awards for more information
Hear from leading case studies on how they have integrated Cloud Computing and SaaS into their working practices
Learn from the key players offering cloud and SaaS products and services
Benefit from our pre-show online meeting planner
Network in our combined exhibition and catering area
Networking drinks served each afternoon for all show attendees
6.16.10 / 4pm
Over 100 senior representatives from HP, British Airways, Lloyds TSB, Salesforce.com, BBC, Microsoft, Virgin, Google, Amazon, Rentokil Initial, McAfee, Royal Mail, Telegraph Media Group, Verizon, Deloitte, VMware, Gartner, BAE Systems, Fujitsu, NHS, Orange, TomTom, Siemens and many others confirmed to speak at the 2nd Annual Cloud Computing World Forum – the definitive event for discussions around Cloud Computing, SaaS and Virtualization.
Taking place on the 29th June – 1st July 2010 the Free-to-attend event will feature all of the key players within the Cloud Computing and SaaS market providing an introduction, discussion and look into the future for the ICT industry.
Register Free today and get inspiration on how to address your latest issues, advice from real-life end-user case studies and practical examples.
“The economics are compelling, with business applications made three to five times cheaper and consumer applications five to ten times cheaper” – Merrill Lynch, May, 2008
Building on the success of the 2009 show, this three day conference will provide the most complete and comprehensive platform for the global cloud computing and SaaS industry.
The Cloud Computing World Forum is the place to meet all the key decision makers from all of the cloud service providers in one place. The conference will address the current state of the market, the business value of the cloud, deployment strategies and integration techniques, security and privacy issues and will take a look into what the future holds for cloud computing.
The 2010 show will include a free-to-attend exhibition with scenario based workshop area and key service providers demonstrating their products.
Co-located with the Green Enterprise World Forum and CloudCamp, the show is a must attend networking experience for the Senior IT professional wanting to stay up-to-date with industry trends, topics and knowledge.
The event will provide great networking opportunities with industry leaders, presenting you with the opportunity to meet and do business with likeminded individuals.
Not only is it faster and more flexible, it is cheaper..[…] the emergence of cloud models radically alters the cost benefit decision”
– FT, Mar 6, 2009
Independent IT Researcher Currently Concentrating on Cloud Computing, Utility Computing, Grid Computing, Virtualization, and currently, “Green” Computing. Quarter-Century of IT Research & Development. Initially Focused on UNIX (& UNIX derived) System & Application Programming and Product Development.
Early on I bought into Sun Mircosystems’ core motto; “The network is the computer”. I have had an active interest in “cloud computing” since the days I spent building and selling SPARC clones for Mars Microsystems and Tatung Science & Technology, Inc. (TSTI) in the late eighty’s and ninety’s.
This blog will explore a little history, work on definitions, provide limited tutorials, and serve as a springboard for others wishing to conduct research, or track this potentially “disruptive technology”. I’ll also roll my older Utility Computing Blog articles in as appropriate.
As a researcher I am currently investigating the “greening” of IT, is it a passing fad or reality. Over the next few months I will roll out a “Green” specific Cloud Computing blog.
As always, I will provide an open forum for civil commentary. (Uncivilized rants and raves not my own, will be summarily deleted!)
“Stay hungry, stay foolish” – Steve Jobs
“Still hungry, still foolish, and loving it” – Frank Dupre
Life in the Cloud, Living with Cloud Computing 
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