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Dell & VMware Deliver the Enterprise Hybrid Cloud

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Are Financial Services Organizations Risking Security by Avoiding Cloud Computing?

From Consolidation to Enterprise Private PaaS

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Driving the Transformation to Next Generation Cloud Data Centers

The Inevitability of an Open Cloud

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CA Technologies

Follow YOUR path to Cloud Computing

Who Keeps the Cloud in the Air?

Patterns for Cloud Computing

War in the Clouds: Are you ready?

The Big Win: Stop Playing Small-Ball with Your Cloud Strategy

Evaluating Enterprise Clouds

Cloud Storage: Myths and Realities

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Cloud Expo New York: CTO Power Panel

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Cloud Expo & Virtualization 2010 East

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Eliminate Vendor Lock-in with Next-Generation Virtualization Management

Building the Cloud Blueprint for Enterprise IT

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Continuous Business Transformation: The Cloud Value Chain

Microsoft's Cloud Services Approach

Defining Enterprise-Class Cloud Computing: Managed Cloud Services

Deploy an Enterprise Private Cloud in Less Than 30 Days with Surgient

Parting the Clouds - Evaluating Clouds and Cloud Providers for the Enterprise

The Cloud’s Not the Revolution: Cloud Usage Is

Storm Clouds - Disruptive Technologies Creating the "New Normal"

Third-Generation Outsourcing Is Here!

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Is Your Business 100% Ready for the New Era of Cloud Computing and Big Data?
The Only Enterprise IT Event in 2012 Covering the Entire Scope of both Cloud & Big Data

Come to New York and get yourself up to date with the Big Data revolution! As advanced data storage, access and analytics technologies aimed at handling high-volume and/or fast moving data all move center stage, aided by the Cloud Computing boom, Cloud Expo is the single most effective event for you to learn how to use you own enterprise data – processed in the Cloud – most effectively to drive value for your business.

There is little doubt that Big Data solutions will have an increasing role in the Enterprise IT mainstream over time. Get a jump on that rapidly evolving trend at Big Data Expo, which we are introducing in June at Cloud Expo New York.

Cloud Expo was announced on February 24, 2007, the day the term "cloud computing" was coined. That same year, the first Cloud Expo took place in New York City with 450 delegates. Next June, Cloud Expo is returning to New York with more than 10,000 delegates and over 600 sponsors and exhibitors.

"Cloud" has become synonymous with "computing" and "software" in two short years. Cloud Expo is the new PC Expo, Comdex, and InternetWorld of our decade. By 2012, more than 50,000 delegates per year will participate in Cloud Expo worldwide.

The cloud is certainly a compelling alternative to running all applications within a traditional corporate data center. But moving from theory into practice is where things get complicated, and this is where attending a top industry event like Cloud Expo comes in.

No one can take full advantage of cloud computing without first becoming familiar with the latest issues and trends, which is why the organizing principle of the 10th International Cloud Conference & Expo on June 11-14, 2012 - is to ensure - through an intensive four-day schedule of keynotes, general and breakout sessions, and our bustling Expo Floor - that attending delegates leave the Javits Center with abundant resources, ideas and examples they can apply immediately to leveraging the Cloud, helping them to maximize performance, minimize cost and improve the scalability of their Enterprise IT endeavors.

Delegates will leave Cloud Expo with dramatically increased understanding the entire scope of the entire cloud computing spectrum from storage to security.

Whether you're an enterprise or small to medium business, you'll soon be benefiting from the Cloud. Join your peers in New York City June 11-14, and maximize those benefits already in 2012. See you in New York City!

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