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All About the Cloud

May 23, 2011 - May 26, 2011
San Francisco, CA
USA
http://www.AllAbouttheCloud.net

OpSource and the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) proudly bring you the world’s largest ISV Cloud Computing conference, All About the Cloud.  

Marking its 6th year, All About the Cloud represents the world’s largest forum for the advancement of the as-a-service industry. From security and compliance, true multi-tenancy, integration, and platform strategies, All About the Cloud has it all. 

Attend All About the Cloud to join 550+ executives from ISVs, resellers, platform and infrastructure providers, along with industry leading analysts, venture capitalists and media – gathering to explore, debate and discuss all aspects of Cloud Computing. The Cloud is here to stay and it is changing the way every one of us consumes IT services and delivers applications.

Cloud Computing is a game changer. Mark your calendars for this must-attend conference!

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