The Cloud Demystified for the Utilities Sector

Jan. 29, 2013 - PRLog -- Incorporating Cloud Computing into your business infrastructure could unlock the potential of reducing costs and stimulating innovation. However this technology is not without its issues - it is wise to recognise these factors first before buying into the Cloud. Under the guidance of industry experts Christopher Thompson and Joe Marsden, soVision Ltd, SMi Group's full-day masterclass will address the key concerns and realities of what Cloud means for your business. The event will combine presentations and practical examples on how to avoid potential issues and common misconceptions upon using Cloud, furthermore a Cloud infrastructure expert from Rise will be featured in the session to delve in more of the technical aspects of the infrastructure - behind the scenes.

Key reasons to attend:
• You'll get a full demonstration and hands-on use with the electronics
• All the essential facts
• A Q&A with Cloud Experts and our top Cloud strategists.

About your Masterclass host:
Christopher Thompson and Joe Marsden are industry experts and owners of soVision Ltd a company that has been implementing successful online driven solutions for over 15 years. With all of the new Cloud hype, Chris and Joe have spent the last couple years educating various business leaders to better understand Cloud Computing so that they can make informed decisions about whether the Cloud is right for their business and if so how can they make the jump successfully.

About soVision
soVision provides cloud computing services for businesses and organizations throughout the UK and some international sites often eliminating expensive software, hardware and network upgrade costs while giving you total accessibility from ANY device anywhere. As one of the first companies in the UK to provide cloud computing soVision has become leading experts in this field.

To view the conference programme and full speaker line-up, visit www.smi-online.co.uk/utilities-cloud11.asp

Alternatively, contact Alex Willaimson on +44 (0) 20 7827 6115 or email awilliamson@smi-online.co.uk