Arrow ECS Event; IBM Jam on Cams

28 July, 2015

Compare the Cloud is blogging live from the Arrow ECS Event ‘IBM Jam on Cams’ from the Crystal in London.

Speakers include television presenter and author Kate Russell (a technology, gaming and Internet expert famous for regular appearances on BBC World News and BBC Click), Jacqueline Davey, VP, Enterprise Sales and MidMarket UKI, IBM, and Helen Kelisky, VP, Cloud, IBM UK.

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