Moving data and analytics to the cloud – insights, discussions, reflections
Free virtual roundtable October 19, 09.00-10.00 CET
Moving data and analytics to the cloud – insights, discussions, reflections
Free virtual roundtable October 19 09.00-10.00 CET
How to create a cloud strategy that blends the best of on premise and cloud capabilities
Join a close group of CIO colleagues to discuss and explore what analytics workloads work best in the cloud, and how to craft a strategy that supports a cloud-only or a hybrid-cloud model depending on business needs.
How can you create a powerful analytics program that supports innovation and the establishment of a decisioning culture throughout your organization?
Topics to be discussed include:
• The pros and cons with on-premise solutions and cloud solutions
• Data privacy concerns – how can solutions be secure and still easy to manage
• Single cloud or multi cloud? Which is the best strategy?
• Cloud vendor comparison – finding the right solution for the right challenge
This is an exclusive event giving you as a CIO, CDO, CAO, or in another role responsible for the company’s cloud strategy, the opportunity to discuss, reflect and gain new insights together with a small group of peers. A moment to share your experiences, learn from others and get your questions answered.
Moderating the roundtable will be Magnus Aschan, founder of Teknikministeriet and editor-in-chief at Warp News.
The most important thing is to have a cloud strategy. Far from everybody has one today”
Cloud strategies have many components, what would you say should be prioritised?
“The most important thing is to have a cloud strategy. Far from everybody has one today. The strategy is crucial for your organization to use cloud services in the best possible and safest way. It is essential that many collaborate to develop it, that it is based on business benefits and best practices for IT operating models. The strategy becomes a common framework and also takes into account the uniqueness within your particular organization. Everyone is different, so what is the most prioritized part of the strategy differs”, says Magnus Aschan.
Will you adress cyber security issues as well?
“Security and risk analysis are fundamental regardless of how we operate IT, including cloud services. Today, most organizations have some form of hybrid IT operations. It can be a bit messy, which means a more complex risk analysis. But that makes it even more critical to do thoroughly. In areas where the benefits are great and the risks are small, public cloud services are attractive, but there are also many examples where it is the opposite, and then the choice of IT operation changes. Risk and security decide the outcome”, he says.
At the roundtable:
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This roundtable is free, digital and invite-only – for CIOs, CDOs, CAOs, Heads of IT, VPs of IT, IT Directors and people with similar roles at companies outside the IT vendor sector.
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The roundtable is sponsored by SAS Institute and Microsoft, and conducted with CIO Sweden/IDG.
Agenda
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Pernille Hertel
Director of Customer Advisory, Nordics, SAS
When SAS customers need guidance on the best solutions for their business challenges, Pernille Hertel’s team is there to advise them. The Customer Advisory Team consists of technical experts who have a keen understanding of the business or organizational dimensions of the clients’ operations. They also know how to read the market and help future-proof clients’ investments and long-term technology strategy.
Pernille Hertel sets the direction for the pan-Nordic team at a crucial time in SAS’ Nordic development.
“SAS is in a transformation alongside our customers. Cloud, AI and other significant trends are influencing both how we deliver our services and what the clients are needing counseling on. Data and analytics are becoming household words across business sectors, and we need to be on the absolute forefront of development. It is an exciting time to be part of the Nordic digital economy”, says Pernille Hertel.
Before joining SAS, Pernille Hertel has held local, European and global roles in the software industry, most recently at IBM.
“I find that I thrive in a Nordic setting. Although we are different across the countries, we also have so much in common and I like the closeness to my team and the clients. I enjoy my job the most when I have the opportunity to connect with customers and discuss their projects,” she said.
Pernille Hertel is in it for the long run – both at work but also when she spends time training others and participating in long-distance runs, including several marathons across the world. She is married and has three children.
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Magnus Aschan
The discussion will be led by Magnus Aschan,
experienced tech journalist and moderator/facilitator
Tech Journalist Magnus Aschan serves as editor-in-chief at the Warp Institute’s Warp News. He was formerly at IDG, first at the legendary Mikrodatorn magazine and later as editor-in-chief for TechWorld.
In 2015 he founded Teknikministeriet, which helps companies to reach out with technical messaging, and to increase understanding of tech in society at large.
Magnus also has solid experience outside the media sector, having worked both as a developer and as Head of IT.
Contact us
Katarina Strömberg
Eventchef, Foundry
0708-884 266
katarina.stromberg@idg.se
Christine Karlsson
Projektledare
070-26 56 788
christine.karlsson@idg.se