Contact Centre Cloud Migration Virtual Conference Announced

Nov 27, 2019

CloudSail Technologies announced a fully online conference on cloud migration for contact centres, welcoming companies interested in discovering the latest cloud migration innovations and best implementation strategies from cloud technology leaders.

Terrigal, Australia - November 26, 2019 /PressCable/ —

CloudSail Technologies, a company specializing in cutting-edge cloud migration strategies and consulting, announced the Cloud Migration Conference conference on December 3rd. A fully online event, the conference brings together companies with cloud industry leaders, offering various opportunities for participants to discover the latest innovations in cloud migration while networking with potential partners.

More details can be found at https://cloudmigrationconference.com.

The December Cloud Migration conference has been designed as a fully online event aiming to connect business owners with cloud experts from around the world.

Recent years have seen the implementation of cloud technologies in more and more business management areas, from technology development and delivery to customer support and many others.

The conference brings industry leaders such as cloud migration strategists, innovators and technical specialists to discuss the latest innovations in cloud migrations.

Participants will discover the most common challenges of cloud migration and how implementing the right strategies can streamline the migration process.

The conference will also feature companies who have successfully migrated their contact centers to the cloud. They will share their experiences with business owners and managers who are interested in transitioning to cloud but are aware of the numerous potential challenges.

Though 100% online, participants will enjoy all the benefits of a traditional conference. The event includes one-on-one video meetings, a round table discussion in which anyone can participate, interactive demos, as well as an inspiring keynote speech.

The speaker is Tani Yuki, a Forbes top-12 most influential women in tech and founder of social media analytics company Shareablee. The title of her speech is “What should a first time founder know?”, discussing ways to transform a business owner’s experience into something that’s actionable for others. She will also share important insights from her company’s journey towards complete digital transformation.

The full schedule of the event can be found at the link above.

Among the sponsors of the event are Whyenergy, PumpCX, Revation Systems, Virtual Hold Technology, and Cloudsail Technologies.

Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.

Contact Info:
Name: Virginia Riches
Email: Send Email
Organization: Cloudsail Technologies
Address: 57 Anniversary Avenue, Terrigal, NSW 2260, Australia
Website: http://cloudmigrationconference.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88935962

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