By Juan Carlos Perez
This conference, organized by Sys-Con, promises to explore “the entire world” of enterprise cloud computing—private, public, and hybrid scenarios. It will address the latest on topics including IoT, big data, containers, microservices, DevOps, and WebRTC via keynotes, general sessions, breakout sessions, panels, and an expo floor.
Writing about the 2015 New York event in Forbes, tech industry analyst and consultant Jason Bloomberg noted that the vendor presence and emphasis on Cloud Expo is significant compared with similar conferences, but that this may be a good thing for attendees who go with a plan to evaluate products for purchases they’ve already decided to make.
“Sys-Con events are known for two things: being blatant vendor-fests and a desperate lack of drinking water. This event lived up to its reputation on both counts,” he wrote.
“Vendor-heavy events are a great place to shop for enterprise tech, after all, as innovative contenders with solid value propositions naturally rise to the top, while the weaker product stories languish at the bottom,” he added.
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