Tech experts in cloud technology would on Thursday, November 30 converge on Ado, capital of Ekiti State, to rub minds on how to prepare Africa for the ongoing cloud revolution.The 2023 Cloud Connect, a brainchild of the Atlassian trusted Marketplace partner, Alluvium HQ, is bid to take place at the Arowolo Gardens, Fajuyi, Ado Ekiti.
The event would avail tech savvies the opportunity to learn from industry experts on various tech advancements and how to remain ahead in the ever-evolving world of cloud computing.
According to CEOs of Alluvium Taiwo Ojo and Wale Olojo, all is now set to unveil and explore the extraordinary world of cloud connectivity. There would also be networking opportunities, valuable insights, hands-on experience, personalized solutions, expert guidance among other exclusive offers.
Prospective participants and attendees are encouraged to register online through the link – https://alluvium.net/event/register
Cloud Connect event is custom-built for business owners to discover how cloud computing can revolutionize their operations, increase efficiency and reduce costs as well as learn from industry experts about the latest trends and best practices to maximize business potentials. It will also assist IT professionals to gain insights into cutting-edge cloud solutions on how to be at the forefront of technological advancements and securing career growth. Tech savvy persons would experience the power of cloud technology, especially those curious about working remotely.
Startups and innovative ventures, entrepreneurs and tech savvies looking to harness, explore and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving digital landscape would learn about the limitless opportunities that cloud technology can offer. They would also leverage cloud platforms for scalability, cost-effectiveness, and seamless collaboration.
A release from the Alluvium media office explains that the event will have keynote speakers focusing on different areas such as; the future of cloud technology, cloud security and compliance, cloud migration strategies, cloud cost optimization, cloud collaboration and productivity, cloud for startups, small businesses and the remote work environment.
Speakers expected at the event include Atlassian community leader, Erica Larson, a self-proclaimed Atlassian nerd and Process Engineer at Clearwater Analytics who has worked in server, data center and cloud instances primarily focused on the Jira suite and Confluence tools. She has been the Atlassian Community Leader for the Boise, Idaho chapter since 2019. Also to attend is Samuel Kojo Desu Acheampong, who currently serves as the sales team lead for Onpoint Africa where he oversees sales operations for both local and international markets. IBM Certified Deep Learning expert Olaniyan Remilekun will also be at the event. Remilekun is an Artificial Intelligence Engineer and Data Scientist with a very strong background in Statistics, Software Development and Python development. She has participated in many hackathons and helped many startups build their products.Others include Naj Irshad, Rodney Nissen and the Ekiti State Commissioner for Innovation, Mr Seun Fakuade.
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