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Cloud Carib Sponsors Grand Bahama Technology Summit
News Americas, NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 13, 2018: The Bahamas gears up to host its second annual technology summit this week in Grand Bahama, bringing global experts from tech companies and regional entities to the island of Grand Bahama to discuss digital transformation. Under the theme, “The Future is Now”, Cloud Carib has partnered with this year’s committee to invite key players in the field of technology. This year’s summit promises to inspire IT professionals, developers, innovators and stakeholders both locally and internationally. The conference which runs November 14th – 16th, will cover a breadth of resources, tools, tips and practical advice from experienced professionals in the information and technology industry.
Cloud Carib’s key global technology partners, VMware, Palo Alto, Oracle, Veeam, RedHat, Cybernetica and Cisco will all be in attendance to present at the summit. These technology leaders will be hosting tech talks and workshops, sharing their knowledge and experience in digital transformation and the technology sector. Many of these experts will be sharing insight into the advantages their products and services provide within the government’s journey to digital transformation when paired with the expertise and global reach of a company headquartered in The Bahamas like Cloud Carib.
“We’re thrilled to be a partnering sponsor of this years’ technology summit. Cloud Carib and the Government of the Bahamas have been working together to lay the foundation needed to transform the government’s ICT infrastructure and establishing the Bahamas as a leader in eGovernment. We look forward to seeing The Bahamas emerge as a technology leader regionally and globally,” said Cloud Carib’s CEO, Scott MacKenzie.
Scott MacKenzie, Cloud Carib’s Chief Executive Officer will be participating in a panel discussion on ‘Transforming the Future of Business’ and Reneldo Russell, Cloud Carib’s Client Delivery Executive of the Public Sector, will be involved in a panel on ‘Disruptive Ideas, Emerging Technologies.’
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Cloud Carib Sponsors Grand Bahama Technology Summit
CaribPR Wire, NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 13, 2018: The Bahamas gears up to host its second annual technology summit this week in Grand Bahama, bringing global experts from tech companies and regional entities to the island of Grand Bahama to discuss digital transformation. Under the theme, “The Future is Now,” Cloud Carib has partnered with this year’s committee to invite key players in the field of technology. This year’s summit promises to inspire IT professionals, developers, innovators and stakeholders both locally and internationally. The conference which runs November 14th – 16th, will cover a breadth of resources, tools, tips and practical advice from experienced professionals in the information and technology industry.
Cloud Carib’s key global technology partners, VMware, Palo Alto, Oracle, Veeam, RedHat, Cybernetica and Cisco will all be in attendance to present at the summit. These technology leaders will be hosting tech talks and workshops, sharing their knowledge and experience in digital transformation and the technology sector. Many of these experts will be sharing insight into the advantages their products and services provide within the government’s journey to digital transformation when paired with the expertise and global reach of a company headquartered in The Bahamas like Cloud Carib.
“We’re thrilled to be a partnering sponsor of this years’ technology summit. Cloud Carib and the Government of the Bahamas have been working together to lay the foundation needed to transform the government’s ICT infrastructure and establishing the Bahamas as a leader in eGovernment. We look forward to seeing The Bahamas emerge as a technology leader regionally and globally,” said Cloud Carib’s CEO, Scott MacKenzie.
Scott MacKenzie, Cloud Carib’s Chief Executive Officer will be participating in a panel discussion on ‘Transforming the Future of Business’ and Reneldo Russell, Cloud Carib’s Client Delivery Executive of the Public Sector, will be involved in a panel on ‘Disruptive Ideas, Emerging Technologies’.