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IBM Innovate 2013
Event Details
Time: June 2, 2013 to June 6, 2013
Location: Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotel
City/Town: Orlando, FL
Website or Map: http://ibm.com/innovate
Event Type: conference
Organized By: IBM, CloudOne, and others.
Latest Activity: Jun 2, 2013
Event Description
The IBM Technical Summit
Innovate 2013: The IBM Technical Summit provides the insights you need to stay ahead. Join Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, The Lean Startup author Eric Ries, and TV producer and tech host Katie Linendoll and learn how you can:
- Stay ahead of the major trends revolutionizing system and software delivery across the DevOps lifecycle: Cloud, Mobile, Social, Big Data, Smarter products, Agility, and Analytics
- Stay ahead of the competition, increasing customer demands, and rapidly shifting team dynamics.
- Stay ahead in your own career path by getting technical and business knowledge you can put to use today, straight from the source--your peers--as well as our clients, Business Partners, and team of IBM experts.
With over 450 outcome-driven sessions, a cutting-edge Expo, labs, certifications and evening entertainment including a night at Disney's Animal Kingdom, this five-day event promises to beTHE technical education event of the year for software and product practitioners. (Copy from website: http://ibm.com/innovate)
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