Season One: Tuesday 22 February
Ensuring up to date knowledge on innovation of all things Hybrid & Multi Cloud
Computing is delighted to announce Deskflix season 1 for 2022, The Future of Hybrid & Multi Cloud which takes place on Tuesday 22 February.
With the majority of companies looking to the future of scalability and adjustability, the cloud has found its way into the everyday but has brought along some major considerations. The longing for efficiency without a proper understanding could lead to misuse and thus frustration when trying to adapt.
A deep understanding of the Cloud Ecosystem and what model would fit the organisational needs is key. Join us for a day of networking, innovation and discussions looking at some of the core issues when implementing a Hybrid or Multi Cloud strategy such as:
- Combating vendor lock-in
- Governing cloud usage
- Determining what stays on-prem
- Creating a ‘Cloud Culture’
As organisations switch to these newer models, the importance of management of this new ecosystem will be paramount and the Deskflix: Hybrid & Multi Cloud is the ‘can’t miss’ event for ensuring up to date knowledge on all things Cloud.
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>> Connect with 200 UK IT leaders from around the UK
>> Join us from anywhere on your desktop or tablet, for free
>> Ask industry experts your burning questions, in real time
>> Network with sponsors in the virtual exhibition
>> Earn certification through CPD
>> Enter our competitions to win great prizes!
Programme
Stuart Sumner, Editorial Director, Computing and Delta
A look at current thinking about hybrid and multi-cloud strategies.
John Leonard, Research Director, Incisive Media
• Understanding the importance of strong leadership in digital transformation to break silos
• Encouraging a deeper understanding of applications used across all teams
• Controlling costs and workload issues that may arise by leveraging the benefits of multi cloud
Sebastian Kister, Product Team Lead, Audi AG
Multicloud is a very common trend with 85% of enterprises reporting the use of multiple cloud services. Develop a multicloud model to drive more agility, gain more accessibility, and open the door to more cloud services. Hear from thought leaders, enterprises and cloud providers on what is driving the multicloud trend. Learn how the right cloud strategy can help mitigate risk and deliver cloud interoperability and accessibility
James Allerton-Austin, Technology Product Strategy Lead, Oracle EMEA
Stuart Sumner, Editorial Director, Computing
Tania Le Voi, Technology Product Strategy Senior Director, Oracle
• Debunking the common misconceptions of utilizing a hybrid or multi cloud approach
• Integrating processes that will make a future switch to more than one provider manageable for businesses big and small
• Considering not only a single workload perspective but also an organizational perspective
Bruno Amaro Almeida, Head of Technology, Fortum
Danielle Sudai, Security Operations Lead, Deliveroo
Christos Kotsidimos , Chief Architect, Cloud Reach
The analytics adoption is no longer confined to a single cloud vendor. Rather, in the quest to drive effective business outcomes and agility, a multi-cloud strategy is becoming a necessity. This shift is governed by the need to manage concentration risk, compliance and to maximize the value in the use of services from the major public cloud providers. Join our session to
• Get future ready
• Learn from our experiences with customers
• Key considerations for designing an integrated data and analytics engineering strategy on multi-cloud
Paul Jones, Head of Technology, SAS UK & Ireland
Join Beverly McCann, Principal Analyst Consultant at Darktrace, as she discusses the challenges of securing cloud applications, the limits of traditional cloud defenses, and learn why Self-Learning AI is best-in-class in protecting organizations’ dynamic workforces and constantly changing digital infrastructure. Find out how Self-Learning AI thwarted: · A Microsoft Azure account takeover · The downloading of crypto-mining malware · An attempted data exfiltration from an employee’s Salesforce account
Beverly McCann, Senior Cyber Security Analyst, Darktrace
Enjoy this time to visit our exhibitors’ booths, network and be sure to grab a coffee!
• Multi Cloud strategy and trends
• Multi Cloud strategy in the new-normal
• Cloud First culture in an AI-ML permeated world
• Closer look at anti-patterns
Silky Vaidya, Director R&D, Sirv LTD
Research from Cybersecurity Ventures indicates businesses suffered a ransomware attack every 11 seconds in 2021, costing in excess of $20B across all industries. Securing and defending against ransomware before it happens is a critical first step. However, a combination of security, backup, and recovery technologies can work together efficiently to provide multi-layered protection against headline-making ransomware attacks. Attend this webinar to learn how.
Sam Woodcock, Senior Director of Cloud Security, iland
• Why do we need it? Revealing how easy our cloud environment configuration can remain ‘in the shadows’
• Configuration rules selection to identify misconfigurations and potential security scenarios
• Discuss the importance of using audit standards and security benchmarks
• Knowing our posture: comparing external Cloud Security Posture Management to the native cloud security solutions offered by cloud providers
Danielle Sudai, Security Operations Lead, Deliveroo
A successful cloud transformation takes more than a technology change—it requires a culture change as well. In this animated session, Drew Firment, AWS Community Hero and Head Enterprise Strategist at Pluralsight, uses cartoons to illustrate common challenges that can derail cloud transformation efforts. Whether you’re sketching out your plans or putting the finishing touches on a skillful migration, this comical content can help you draw a clearer path to getting the most out of the cloud.
Drew Firment, Head Enterprise Strategist, Pluralsight
• Ensuring applications are optimized for their environments during the migration process to avoid costly running
• Understanding how strong management can help to stay onto of costs to best work with the needs of the organization
• The importance of security and how this can curve long-term costs
Omas Asenguah, Lead and Strategic Senior Cloud Architect. Nestle Global Digital Hub
Nicola De Cogan, Design Lead, Lloyds Bank
As we reset after the pandemic, CIOs need to consider how to manage the transition from the necessary knee-jerk approach to remote working to a systemic approach to digital transformation that works for everyone. The need for business continuity has evolved into the need for IT resiliency as leaders look to remove vulnerabilities while still making their employee and customer experiences frictionless and secure. Whether in the office or remote, how can CIOs and IT leaders adopt a Zero Trust security approach and cultivate a culture of trust in the workplace?
Max Faun, Head of Consulting Europe, Okta
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