London, UK
#UKsec is an intimate collaboration platform
dedicated to senior cyber security professionals in the UK’s service
sector. In 2019, the summit brought the human factor to the core of
discussions through the theme Embracing Diversity for a Collaborative
Cyber-Space. Through this lens, this year’s agenda was crafted in
partnership with industry experts to address key issues on the sector’s
digital transformation, data protection, Cloud migration, threat
detection, and overall cyber security maturity.
Old Billingsgate, London
DCD>London is Europe's most in-depth and longest running conference dedicated to the data center and cloud infrastructure industry. It explores the full on-premise/off-premise infrastructure ecosystem, from enterprise to hyperscale, and colocation to edge.
Old Billingsgate, London
Co-located with DCD>London, the most important data center and cloud infrastructure event in Europe, this is a special forum for senior data center industry execs and the investment community to talk about data center economics, financial engineering, cost modelling, ownership, risk and anything else to do with the flow of capital into the data center sector.
Dublin, Ireland
Now in its ninth year, DataCentres Ireland is
the largest event of its kind in the island of Ireland… and an opportunity for
those involved to come together and meet the widest range of suppliers, service
providers and industry experts involved in designing, building, managing and
operating DataCentres, Digital Infrastructure and Mission Critical
Environments.
Porte de Versailles, Paris
After four record years, Data Center World, the largest gathering of data center experts in France, will once again welcome thousands of decision-makers.
Online Event
The Digital Change Management Summit is free to attend, with three 2
hour sessions, and guarantees to give you some great educational content
around digital transformation. The major focus of the event is on how
SMEs in particular, with limited budgets and limited in-house skills,
can optimise their IT infrastructure moving forwards.
Managed Services, Cloud and the Channel are key pillars in developing
and implementing a successful change management strategy. It’s unlikely
you’ll be able to do everything yourself; it’s highly likely that the
right expert advice and solutions will speed up your digital
transformation process.
And that’s why Angel Business Communications,
organsiers of Managed Services Summit and publishers of Digitalisation
World is organising a one-day digital event on 30 September 2020,
focusing on planning for digital transformation, and how managed
services providers, cloud providers and the Channel overall can help.
London
The SDC (Storage, Digitalisation + Cloud) Awards – the new name for Angel Business Communications’ IT awards is now firmly focused on recognising and rewarding success in the products and services that are the foundation for digital transformation! 12 years ago, SVC stood for Storage, Virtualisation and Channel – and the SVC Awards focused on these important pillars of the overall IT industry. Fast forward a decade, and virtualisation has given way to software-defined, which, in turn, has become an important sub-set of digital transformation. Storage remains important, and the Cloud has emerged as a major new approach to the creation and supply of IT products and services. Hence the decision to change one small letter in our awards; but, in doing so, we believe that we’ve created a set of awards that are of much bigger significance to the IT industry.
Leonardo Royal, St Paul's Hotel, London
The DCS awards are designed to reward the product designers, manufacturers, suppliers and providers operating in data centre arena. The Awards recognise the achievements of the vendors and their business partners alike and this year encompass a wider range of both facilities and information technology award categories designed to address all of the main areas of the datacentre market in Europe.
1 America Square, London
Digitalisation World is organising the first in a series of events
designed to educate busy IT and data centre professionals as to the
threats and opportunities of the current key technology disruptors as
they impact on the data centre. The primary objective is to cut through
the hype and misinformation out there (5G being a great example!),
providing attendees with a realistic assessment of what’s going on now
and, critically, what’s likely to happen in the future, and over what
timescale.
The Change Management in the Data Centre event is aimed at data
centre and IT professionals tasked with understanding the rapidly
changing technology landscape, with a view to ensuring that the marriage
of data centres and IT infrastructure is a dynamic and positive force
for any business committed to digital transformation.
Manchester, UK
An executive-level conference exploring the business opportunities
for the ICT channel around the delivery of Managed Services and Hosting.
The rapid and accelerating change in the way customers wish to
purchase, consume and pay for their IT solutions is forcing the channel
to completely redefine its role, business models and relationships.
