SIIA today announced that it will hold AATC (All About the Cloud) – the software industry’s most comprehensive ISV conference on the continually evolving cloud computing market – May 7-9 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, CA.
The eighth annual conference will bring together industry-leading executives, prominent analysts, venture capitalists and members of the media to discuss revolutionary ways software is being developed, utilized, and delivered, as well as emerging trends in the quickly changing landscape of cloud computing. Topics will include the rapid and disruptive evolution of data analytics, leveraging social media to achieve a competitive advantage, new monetization methods for next-generation cloud and mobile solutions, risk management and cybersecurity, and much more. Keynote speakers will include Joe Weinman, Author of Cloudonomics, Adrian Cockcroft, Director of Cloud Architecture at Netflix, and Margaret Dawson, VP, Product Marketing & Cloud Evangelist, HP Cloud Services.
AATC will also feature:
- NextGen: Spotlight on Cloud Innovators. SIIA’s 2013 NextGen companies, ranging from software application companies to technology providers, represent the most innovative companies transforming the software and services industry. Attendees will have an early look at cutting-edge technologies, as well as new strategic partnership and investment prospects.
- CODiEs: Industry’s Only Peer-Selected Tech Awards. The 2013 SIIA CODiE Award winners will be announced during a special awards presentation at All About the Cloud. The CODiE Awards, now in its 28th year, have recognized more than 1,000 software and information companies for achieving excellence and continue to be the industry’s only peer-recognized awards program in the content, education, and software industries. This year’s award program has been enhanced with new categories reflecting dramatic changes in the software and information industries.
Rhianna Collier is VP for the Software Division at SIIA. Follow the Software team on Twitter at @SIIASoftware.