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OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience du 16 au 18 novembre 2021

(2021/08/02)


OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience du 16 au 18 novembre 2021

lundi 2 août 2021

Pour OVHCloud, "Communauté + Collaboration = Innovation". La prochaine édition d’OVHcloud Summit est programmée en novembre 2021, mais l’événement change de nom. Dites désormais OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience. Les derniers détails.

C’est quoi OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience ?

OVHcloud Summit devient [1]OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience est un événement annuel organisé par OVHCloud destiné à rassembler durant trois jours des innovateurs dans le domaine des technologies du cloud. L’édition 2021 sera virtuelle. L’année dernière, l’événement qui était intitulé OVHcloud Summit s’est transformé en Ecosystem Experience

Il est possible de revoir l’événement 2020 [2]en ligne .

Quel est le programme d’OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience ?

Le programme n’est pas encore complet à l’heure qu’il est, mais l’objectif est connu : "approfondir la réflexion pour élargir les connexions internationales". L’événement sera dédié au partage des connaissances et des idées entre partenaires et clients , avec des orateurs venus des secteurs public et privé.

Quand a lieu OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience ?

En Europe et en Amérique du Nord, l’événement aura lieu les 16 et 17 novembre 2021 .

Pour la région Asie-Pacifique, les 17 et 18 novembre 2021.

Comment participer à OVHcloud Ecosystem Experience 2021

Il est possible de s’inscrire en ligne gratuitement sur le [3]site officiel .

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[1] https://ecosystemexperience.ovhcloud.com/fr/

[2] https://www.ovhcloud.com/fr/ecosystem-experience-keynotes-replay/

[3] https://ecosystemexperience.ovhcloud.com/fr/subscription/

[4] https://www.toolinux.com/?ovhcloud-ecosystem-experience-du-16-au-18-novembre-2021#forum



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