Today, over twenty million businesses and a billion people use Microsoft’s cloud services. The Windows Azure Platform is a key component within the Microsoft cloud, and it is now commercially available in Singapore. This April 13th, listen to the Microsoft team in Singapore share on Microsoft’s cloud computing vision and the Windows Azure Platform.
This is the first full-day event organized by Microsoft Singapore dedicated solely to Windows Azure and the cloud (since Steve Ballmer’s proclamation of “We’re all in.”).
Windows Azure offers a flexible, familiar environment designed to create applications and services for the cloud. With Windows Azure, you can shorten your time to market and adapt as demand for your service grows.
It doesn’t matter if you are a technical decision maker or a developer, or whether you represent a Fortune 500 company or a startup – you can come to this event, and discover with our world-renowned speakers and partners on how Windows Azure gives you the ability to offer flexible, scalable and secure Cloud Computing services. And transforms the promise of Cloud Computing into solid business benefit.
Schedule
9.00am: Registration + Breakfast
9.45am: Opening
10.00am: The Windows Azure Platform: A Perspective
11.30am: The Windows Azure Platform: A Technical Drill Down
1.00pm: Lunch
2.00pm: Visual Studio 2010: A Perspective
3.00pm: A Partner’s View on the Microsoft Cloud: Accenture and Avanade
4.00pm: Break
4.15pm: A Partner’s View on the Microsoft Cloud: NCS
5.15pm: Closing
5.30pm: End
Event Details
Date: Tuesday April 13, 2010
Time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Venue: Microsoft Auditorium, Level 21, NTUC Centre, One Marina Boulevard, Microsoft Singapore
Register here.
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