Red Hat Announces EMEA Partner Summit: Dublin Ireland
Red Hat announces the fourth annual Red Hat EMEA Partner Summit will take place in Dublin, Ireland at the Convention Centre from June 5-8, 2011.
The summit brings together the EMEA Partner Summit Distributors, System Integrators, JBoss Partners, ISVs, OEMs, Resellers, and Training Partners. According to Red Hat this event will have a strong focus on cloud computing and virtualization. It should also give participants the opportunity to learn about product updates and roadmaps, hear about real-life examples of the benefits of the Red Hat partner ecosystem and participate in advanced hands-on lab sessions, led by senior Red Hat consultants.
Red Hat speakers already scheduled to speak include Jim Whitehurst, president and CEO and Paul Cormier, executive vice president and president, Products and Technologies.
Interested individuals and organizations can find out more information on how to participate on the EMEA Partner Summit website.
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