CloudTimes is proud to announce the sponsorship of the upcoming Cloud Expo in New York in June 2012.
Globally, cloud computing is on course to become $120BN market.
The surest way to get yourself and your company fully “Cloud-ready” is by attending Cloud Expo New York – being held June 11-14, 2012, at The Javits Convention Center In New York City.
Cloud Expo New York offers a vast selection of technical and strategic Breakout Sessions, General Sessions, Industry Keynotes, our signature discussion “Power Panels” and a bustling 4-day Expo floor complete with a busy Demo Theater so that delegates can you can kick the tires of solutions and offerings.
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