Member Meetup: Economics of Big Data in Your Cloud Platform
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Economics of Big Data in Your Cloud Platform
4.00-7:00pm, 11th April 2013
Workday, Marble Arch, London W1H 7AA
Hear from our stellar line-up of real business people sharing their practical experience of delivering cloud services. Big data has the potential to add huge value to your cloud platform through better benchmarking, predictive analytics and much more -- but is it cost-effective? Through lightning talks and panel discussion we'll explore the business perspective on how cloud providers have harnessed the power of big data. With expert speakers:
- Annrai O'Toole, CTO Europe, Workday
- Chris Boorman, CMO Huddle (formerly CMO, Informatica)
- Tim Barker, Chief Product Officer, DataSift
Panel Session moderator | Phil Wainewright, Chair, Eurocloud UK
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EuroCloud is Where people in the UK cloud business meet to share experience and build a brighter cloud future.
Thanks to Workday for generously hosting this event.
This is the latest of our regular EuroCloud UK events -- all free to members. See our website for more details.
Organizer EuroCloud UK
Organizer of Member Meetup: Economics of Big Data in Your Cloud Platform
EuroCloud is a European network of local cloud applications and computing communities, each established to encourage and promote the interests and benefits of cloud within their own countries and across Europe. Representing over 2,000 Cloud businesses, EuroCloud is the largest and most influential organisation of its kind.
EuroCloud UK is a forum for companies engaged in cloud business activity to network together, share best practice advice and build the profile of the industry. Visit our website for more about our membership and activities in the UK. We are an independent membership organisation owned by our members and governed by a volunteer Board drawn from the membership: not-for-profit by constitution with activities restricted to support members and the wider Cloud computing community.
