IBM Press Room — IBM will host several sessions and present booth demonstrations at Interop ITX in Las Vegas on May 15-19,2017. This event will provide technology leaders with the latest developments and strategies for unified endpoint management, cognitive capabilities, IoT, cloud computing, and Big Data.
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06 May 2017:
IBM (NYSE: IBM) will host several sessions and present booth demonstrations at Interop ITX in Las Vegas on May 15-19,2017. This event will provide technology leaders with the latest developments and strategies for unified endpoint management, cognitive capabilities, IoT, cloud computing, and Big Data.
IBM MaaS360 will present a cognitive approach to unified endpoint management (UEM) at Booth 238 in the Business Hall on May 16-18.
Individual sessions will include:
Session: “ Securing Tomorrow’s Data: Cloud, IoT, Big Data & Cognitive ”
Speaker: Diana Kelley, Global Executive Security Advisor, IBM
Location: Room 112
Timing: Monday, May 15,1: 00-1: 45pm
Session: “ Build Higher Value in your Business and Solutions with IBM Cloud ”
Speaker: Jorge Ros, Global Bluemix Commercial & CSP Leader, IBM Hybrid Cloud
Location: Room 106
Timing: Wednesday, May 17,10: 30-11: 30am
Session: “ Introducing a Cognitive Approach to Unified Endpoint Management ”
Speaker: Brandon Carter, Major Accounts Specialist, IBM MaaS360
Location: Interop ITX Theater
Timing: Thursday, May 18,11: 00-11: 15am
Location: MGM Grand, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, 89109
Those interested in attending can visit the Interop ITX site for more details.
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