Barcelona: Cloud Computing
Celebrated at November 04, 2010 in Barcelona
This conference with the participation of Reza Malekzadeh, Vice President of Marketing of Nimbula will present the opportunities and challenges raised by cloud computing to businesses, consumers and the public sector, and analyze the key factors to take into account before "jumping to the cloud".
Speakers
Quality
I missed more details and a better explanation of the topic
Having the opportunity to listen to people of such a high level and so much experience in the topic makes the interest for future conferences rise
Congratulations for the organization of such interesting events, I encourage you to continue.
On top of the talk, I would like to highlight the quality of the publication available online as well as the executive summary we received before the conference
107 participants
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Comments
Reginaldo said:
29 Apr 07:20
It has more flexibility than other neorwtk computing systems and saves time plus money for people who are in a time crunch. Check out Nick Carr's video on Cloud in the New Normal; Efficiency to Innovation
Rohith said:
16 Feb 21:12
I'm sure this movie is relaly informative, but i get relaly drousy and i think somewhere in the middle of the video i dozed off your voice is like a pokemon attack
Jordi said:
22 Nov 11:14
Quisiera saber si estará disponible en vídeo la presentación. Gracias.
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Rolfi said:
16 May 06:33
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