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24—25 MARCH 2021 | EXCEL, LONDON

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Edward Hu

VP of Growth, mlytics
Daniel J Hulme

Department of Computer Science, University College London
James Hunter

Program Director, Strategy and Market Development, DevOps, IBM
Matt Hunter

Technical Account Manager, NTT
Shobha iyer

Big Data Solutions Architect Consultant, freelancer
David Jambor

Head of Reliability Engineering, Vodafone UK
Lucy Jefferys

Executive Partner, Global Business Services, UK and Ireland, IBM
Kerensa Jennings

Digital Impact Director, BT
Robin Joncheere

Chief Digital Officer, NTT
Cijo Joseph

Chief Information Officer, MITIE
Kamal Khan

Communications Director, ISACA London Chapter
Michéal Kingston

Technical Solutions Architect, NGINX, part of F5 Networks
Sebastian Kleber

DevOps Engineer, ING
Chris Kranz

Principal Sales Engineer and Team Lead, Sysdig
Mariusz Kreft

Founder, disruption.zone
Rob Lamb

VP, Management & Platform IBM Cloud, IBM
Rhiannon Lawson

Head of Technology Policy, Government Digital Service
Fabrice Le Goëffic

Group Chief Architect, Euler Hermes
Arno Lehmann

Co-Founder, Bacula
Silvia Lehnis

Director, Digital Path Solutions
Stuart Lester

Data Insight Manager, Transport For West Midlands
Tom Llewelyn

Senior Sales Engineer, Sysdig
Tim Lum

Data Leader of the Year 2018 & Associate Director, BCG Platinion
Dusan Magula

Data Science and AI Solution Engineer, Information Architecture, IBM

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Data Centres: Shades of Green Enablement

17-Sep-2020
13:34

Do data centres & ICT stand in the way of global environmental goals or are they already enabling our green future? Derek Webster says it’s time to look at the facts

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Reducing the risk of misconfigured components in Kubernetes

16-Sep-2020
08:53

Notwithstanding its benefits, Kubernetes can undermine organisations’ digital security if container admins don’t configure it correctly.

The post Reducing the risk of misconfigured components in Kubernetes appeared first on Techerati.
Seven steps to realising the value of modern apps

12-Sep-2020
06:26

Being able to modernise applications means being able to deliver them at speed, with reliability and security, whether they’re cloud-native or updated legacy, whether they’re in the data centre or in a multi-cloud environment.

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Azure data centre cooling failure takes down UK coronavirus data dashboard

15-Sep-2020
13:10

A cooling failure at an Azure data centre in the UK has sparked system problems for organisations across the country, including Public Health England’s (PHE) coronavirus case dashboard.

The platform is used to track the number of new positive coronavirus cases and reported deaths linked to the virus in England and is normally updated daily.

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Gartner analysts question Kubernetes portability credentials

09-Sep-2020
15:09

Kubernetes has become the standard tool for running and developing container-based application applications in the cloud. But according to major advocates, like Red Hat, Kubernetes has a lot more to offer than bolstering application development.

With hybrid and multi-cloud key enterprise trends, Kubernetes is also increasingly being touted as a foundational tool for such strategies. Why? Partly because it allegedly enables portability, allowing organisations to easily move applications between environments and clouds, thus avoiding dreaded vendor lock-in.

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Amazon enraged as DoD stands by Microsoft JEDI decision

08-Sep-2020
15:58

The US Department of Defence (DoD) has reaffirmed its decision to award Microsoft with a major military cloud contract in the latest blow to Amazon's attempts to overturn the award.

In March, the DoD said it would launch a reevaluation of its decision to address Amazon's claims the JEDI award was based on politics instead of the merit of the respective cloud provider's proposals.

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