Canada’s Largest IT Event to Address Most Pressing Industry Challenges, Share Insights into Hot Topics for 2012

Canada’s Largest IT Event to Address Most Pressing Industry

Challenges, Share Insights into Hot Topics for 2012

Latest industry trends, solutions to be highlighted at upcoming iTech Summit in Toronto

Toronto, Ontario – April 30, 2012 – Employees are buzzing about BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Your CIO has his mind in the ‘cloud.’ Everywhere you turn, someone is virtualizing something. And on top of it all, you’re being asked to investigate hybrid storage and backup opportunities for your big data.

Having trouble making sense of it all? Overwhelmed by recent economic challenges and the constant need for your IT department to do more with less? Those in the IT industry can find the answers they need at iTech Infrastructure Technology Summit (iTech Summit), Canada’s largest IT exhibition and conference, coming to Toronto on May 17 at the International Centre.

“At iTech Summit, Canadian businesses will stay up-to-date with the latest IT advancements and trends,” says Chuck Wright, Director of iTech Summit, pointing out the event is designed for a broad audience, including business end-users, system integrators, value-added resellers and IT decision-makers. “Not only will they see new products and services in action, but they’ll also have unparalleled opportunities to discuss their IT strategies with peers and industry leaders.”

Now in its 12^th year, iTech Summit is a one-day educational event featuring a comprehensive conference program, large exhibitor area and live product demonstrations. Highlights include:

• A behind-the-scenes look by keynote speaker Jeffrey Schwartz, Bell Vice President, Mass Markets, at technology lessons learned during the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games and how that information is helping to evolve a cloud-based strategy to support the London 2012 Games. Schwartz will also