Cloud Computing One-Day Event in Toronto Cancelled

Plum Communications postponed its one-day Toronto Cloud Computing event and CloudCamp to a future date

Oct. 15, 2008 10:30 AM

Plum Communications has moved its one-day Cloud Computing event and CloudCamp to a future date.

This event was supposed to take place on November 12, 2008, in Toronto, Canada.

If it ever actually takes place in a future date, the event is aiming to offer "knowledge-based" seminars with round-table discussions between users and industry experts, spanning a range of topics including Cloud Computing - is it ready for prime time?; Assessment of Platform as a Service and Infrastructure Models; The Challenge of Scale; and Migration Risks and Rewards

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