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    Home»Noticeboard»Top speakers for cloud computing forum

    Top speakers for cloud computing forum

    Noticeboard By Editor11 April 2012
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    A top-flight list of speakers has been confirmed for the Cloud Computing World Forum Africa event taking place at the Sandton Sun Hotel in Johannesburg on 8 May.

    The all-day event, for which TechCentral is media partner, features speakers such as Yolisa Skwintshi, head of IT development at First National Bank, Malcolm Laing, group chief information officer at Investec Security, Strini Mudaly, group chief information officer at Goldfields, and Frank Pinto, chief information officer at BankservAfrica.

    The Cloud Computing World Forum Africa, attendance at which is free of charge — delegates must register here — also includes high-level speakers from the SABC, Transnet, the Kenya ICT Board, the City of Cape Town, Afrisam SA, Consol Glass, Standard Bank, Absa, JP Morgan and KPMG.

    More than 400 people are registered to attend and a number of global exhibitors and speakers will give focused talks in a large theatre that has been booked for the event, which is part of the worldwide Cloud Computing event series.

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