Highly anticipated Cloud Connect 24, a major event focused on the evolving role of service management, is set to take place on November 28th at The Zone, Plot 9, Gbagada Industrial Scheme, Lagos, Nigeria, at 10:00 AM.
The event, themed “Service Management Beyond IT,” will feature a distinguished panel of experts, including Elisha Odemakinde, CEO of Rectlabs Inc., and Ayomide Ladipo, Head of Tracka at BudgIT Nigeria. Together, they will explore the intersections of technology, social advocacy, and service management in a rapidly evolving world.
Elisha Odemakinde, an accomplished full-stack data and AI engineer, has spent years pioneering cloud-based AI architectures that prioritize speed and scalability. As CEO of Rectlabs Inc., Odemakinde played a pivotal role in turning research-driven concepts into user-centered solutions. His expertise in developing AI systems has made him a sought-after leader in the field, known for his problem-solving skills and collaborative approach.
On the other hand, Ayomide Ladipo brings a wealth of experience in social impact and advocacy. As Head of Tracka at BudgIT Nigeria, Ayomide has dedicated herself to improving the lives of vulnerable communities, particularly in low-income areas. With a focus on civic education, quality healthcare, and access to education, she has worked to amplify the voices of the less privileged. Ayomide’s approach to service management emphasizes the importance of governance, social responsibility, and community-driven solutions to build structures that improve lives and empower people.
Together, Elisha and Ayomide will offer a unique and multifaceted perspective on the theme of “Service Management Beyond IT.” While Elisha will address the technological advancements in AI and cloud infrastructure, Ayomide will shed light on the crucial role of social advocacy and civic engagement in shaping the future of service management. The combination of their expertise promises to deliver an engaging and thought-provoking conversation for all attendees at Cloud Connect 2024.
Philips Babatunde