Achieving Digital Transformation
Date and time
Location
SweetWater Brewery
195 Ottley Drive Atlanta, GA 30324Description
Exclusive Evening Discussion and Networking Reception
Meet the Leaders Driving Digital Transformation with Open Source Data Management
The integration of Open Source into enterprises’ and organizations’ software stack is rapidly becoming a competitive imperative, allowing saved dollars and resources to be diverted toward their digital transformation. Join the conversation designed to unlock the promise of “going digital” and separate hype from reality.
- Realizing OSS time-to-value
- Eliminating the specter of shadow IT
- Improving IT response
- Unlocking the value of OSS in real-world environments
- Navigating perceived and real obstacles: performance, security, vendor relationships, and more
Network with business and IT decision makers in this intimate setting to explore how you can stay competitive in a time of constrained budgets and ever-changing technology.
Speakers include:
- Kathleen Kennedy, President, MIT Enterprise Forum (Moderator)
- Jon Bodner, Tech Fellow, Capital One
- Lindon B. Ward, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Power Systems, OpenPower Solutions
- Srinivas Pothuganti, Senior Director/Business Leader, MasterCard
- Lenley Hensarling, Senior Vice President, Product Management, EnterpriseDB
Tickets are limited. Reserve your spot today.
Date and Time: 6:00-8:00pm on September 12, 2016
Location: SweetWater Brewery, 195 Ottley Drive, Atlanta, GA
Programming and audience Q&A followed by a networking reception
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