Deciphering the Cloud: Blue Chip Gathers Experts to Dispel the Myths Surrounding Cloud Computing
IT specialist, Blue Chip in conjunction with EVault, Symantec.Cloud and Wyse is running a free to attend event in Leeds on April 23rd 2013 to dispel the myths surrounding Cloud Computing.
- (1888PressRelease) March 21, 2013 - For many businesses 'Cloud Computing' and its effectiveness is still very much an enigma. In order to dispel the myths and fully explain Cloud Computing in plain speaking terms, leading IT specialist Blue Chip is bringing together experts from EVault, Symantec.Cloud and Wyse for a series of events, the next one is to be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Leeds on April 23rd.
Anthony Green, Sales and Marketing Director at Blue Chip explains what businesses gain from attending: "Cloud is very much the buzz-word of the moment, but many organisations are still left wondering whether it is right for them because they don't fully understand it. This is an opportunity for IT Decision Makers, IT Technical, Business Owners and Business Directors to consult the experts, who will explain exactly what Cloud Computing is, why companies need it, the problems it solves and the business and bottom-line benefits associated with it. The aim is to give businesses the full picture so they can make strategic decisions about their IT and decide whether the Cloud is right for them."
The free of charge event runs from 9.30am to 1.30pm and includes a working lunch. Experts from Blue Chip will define the Cloud and Infrastructure as a Service while Symantec.Cloud will cover Cloud Security; EVault will discuss Cloud based Backup and Disaster Recovery and Wyse offering Next Generation End Points.
Green adds: "We expect there to be a great deal of interest and urge businesses to register early." Businesses wishing to attend can do so by registering online at www.bluechip.uk.com/events or by emailing a member of the team at ict ( @ ) bluechip dot uk.com.
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