From the mass adoption of the remote workforce and hybrid work models, technology has moved front and centre as every industry grapples with the effects and fallout of the pandemic.
As we enter 2022, the covid-19 pandemic will continue to impact our lives in many ways. With accelerated rate of digitalization and virtualization of business, there are needs for system sustainability, cloud migration and management of increasing data volumes, it is time for IT leaders to look for the refinement and retooling of technologies to accommodate these changes.
In this half-day meeting, Amidas has invited industrial technology leaders to discuss about the Top Technological trends and solutions that should not be missed in we come into the third year of the Covid crisis.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
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Information protection and governance new practises in 2022
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Key considerations for maximizing your technology investments
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Seamlessly streamline data management between storage clusters or to the cloud
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Enable your virtual cloud network with full-stack network and security virtualization
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The Future Challenge of Cybersecurity Law in Greater Bay Area
EVENT DETAILS
Date: 3 Dec 2021 (Fri)
Time: 9:15am - 1:00pm
Venue:
Hyatt Regency Hotel 18 Hanoi Road
Tsim Sha Tsui
Format:
In-Person or Live Broadcast
Prizes and Interactive Games
Take a break and have fun! In addition to sharing insights on the industry, there are exciting games for participants to join throughout the event. Get the chance to win LG 27'' QHD Ergo IPS Monitor and other amazing prizes await you.
The more you participate, the more you will win!
Early Bird Gift for In-Person Participants
Be the first 30 customers to register at the counter to get a $100 cash coupon. *
AGENDA
EVENT SPONSORS
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* Early Bird Gift is only applicable to participants who have pre-registered for the in-person event and be the first 30 participants to arrive the registration counter before 9:15am.
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