The networking club for IT leaders

The CW500 Club is an invitation only, private members club for the leaders of the UK IT industry. Attendees network with the leaders of the UK’s largest IT departments, as well as influencers in government, consulting and industry bodies who set the tone for the industry. Computer Weekly’s CW500 club is built around peer-to-peer discussion of relevant technology topics to provide tech vendors a unique opportunity to meet, discuss IT issues, and build contacts and relationships with some of the country’s most important IT faces.

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Dates and location

22 May - BI / analytics / big data (London, UK)
26 June - Cloud vs outsourcing (London, UK)
24 July - Smart technology opportunities (London, UK)
4 Sept - Best practice in BYOD (London, UK)
18 Sept - Edinburgh, UK
2 Oct - Retail IT (London, UK)
6 Nov - Your work life in 2020 (London, UK)
27 Nov - Manchester, UK

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The reality and the hype of business intelligence, analytics and big data

Effective use of analytics is a key enabler in turning data into insight. Making more use of data for the benefit of the business is something that is high on every CIO's agenda, but with such a myriad of products, services and denominations for similar offerings, what is good and what is not in the world of analytics? In this CW500 Club event, we invite our expert IT leaders to share their experiences of the reality of big data.

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Agenda

6:00 p.m.

Light Refreshments

6:30 p.m.

Introduction
Bryan Glick

6:35 p.m.

Speaker Presentations
Bob Harris, Chief Technology Officer, Channel 4 Television
Marc Hobbell, Head of Public Sector, Energy and Infrastructure, Ordnance Survey
Chris Osborne, Big Data Product Manager, AlertMe.com

7:05 p.m.

Extended Chaired Discussion

7:45 p.m.

Informal discussion over drinks and canapés

22nd May, 2013

Charing Cross Hotel
Charing Cross Station
The Strand, London

FREE REGISTRATION

Speakers

Bryan Glick Bio
Editor-in-Chief,
Computer Weekly
Marc Hobell Bio
Head of Public Sector, Energy and Infrastructure, Ordnance Survey
Bob Harris Bio
Chief Technology Officer, Channel 4 Television
Chris Osborne Bio
Big Data Product Manager, AlertMe.com

 

Sponsors


Cloud vs outsourcing – is it worth outsourcing any more

The growth of cloud computing is changing the way many IT leaders look at IT sourcing. This comes at a time when firms who pursued large, all-encompassing outsourcing deals in the last decade are moving away from such mega-contracts and increasingly looking at multi-sourcing. But with software and hardware services now available on demand, often at commodity prices, through the cloud – what role will outsourcing play? In this CW500 Club event, we hear from IT leaders about their sourcing decisions, looking at where and how cloud offers a better option, and ask what will be the future for outsourcing as more and more IT services move to the cloud.

RSVP via our online form or contact Jonathan Palma at 0207 186 1430.

Agenda

6:00 p.m.

Light Refreshments

6:30 p.m.

Introduction
Bryan Glick

6:35 p.m.

Speaker Presentations

7:05 p.m.

Extended Chaired Discussion

7:45 p.m.

Informal discussion over drinks and canapés

26th June, 2013

Charing Cross Hotel
Charing Cross Station
The Strand, London

FREE REGISTRATION

Speaker

Bryan Glick Bio
Editor-in-Chief,
Computer Weekly
Tom Read Bio
Head of Applications at Guardian News & Media
Andy Simmonds Bio
Head of IS Service Delivery at Eurostar

 

Media sponsors

Computer Weekly

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CW500 resources

CW500: Sam Gordon, La Fosse Associates talks key trends for IT leaders in 2013:

 

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