Get involved in techUK's Cloud Week!

Monday 30 Jul 2018 @ 09:20
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On Monday 24 September, techUK will kick off Cloud Week - highlighting the importance of cloud computing for the UK’s digital future.

Throughout the week techUK will be bringing you news, views and insights from the technology sector on how UK organisations can realise the benefits and opportunities of cloud, as well as the steps that need to be taken to drive the UK cloud market forward. We will be sharing guest blogs and podcast interviews with business leaders, press articles and daily tweets reflecting on the current state of play around cloud adoption and what this may look like in the future.

We are looking for members interested in providing input to cloud week, which will centre around five key themes:

Monday: Driving the adoption and use of cloud across all UK sectors and industries
Tuesday: Addressing the cloud skills gap
Wednesday: Cybersecurity and cloud computing
Thursday: Digitisation, business transformation and the cloud
Friday: Cloud 2020 and beyond

If you are interested in taking part, please get in touch with Katherine Mayes by Monday 03 September. All blogs must be submitted under our contributor guidelines found here by Monday 10 September.

Before Cloud Week begins you can still get involved on Twitter: @techUK #whycloud

Channel website: http://www.techuk.org/

Original article link: http://www.techuk.org/insights/news/item/13565-get-involved-in-techuk-s-cloud-week

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