IBM has confirmed that it will be a Platinum sponsor for this year's Collaboration and Communication event. It joins Arkadin as one of the main sponsors of the UK's premier collaboration conference.
A representative from IBM will give a keynote speech in the morning of the event and will also join Arkadin, Google and Slack on the vendor panel. More details will follow soon so watch this space!
Collaboration and Communication is an event for IT professional and business decision makers. The landscape is continually changing, and business leaders must keep abreast of the latest tools, trends and challenges to maximise their workforce.
Now in its second year, the event plays host to insightful keynotes, interesting case studies and experts on hand to the very questions pertinent to your business.
The event is a chance to interact with industry experts at the heart of the collaboration revolution and hear from the brightest minds and leaders in this space. Attendees will see how businesses such as yours that have gone through the collaboration process.
There will also be a chance to network and exchange ideas throughout the day your fellow You will be better equipped to create and implement a strategy that works for you and your users as well as understand the latest tools in the marketplace.
Football fans will be excited to attend a question and answer session with Gordon Strachan, Scotland football manager and ex-international player. During a live video, he will answer your questions about football during the drinks reception. This is courtesy of our friends over at Arkadin.
Places are filling up quick so be sure to register today here. To view the full agenda and find out more about the event visit collaborate2016.co.uk.
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