Monday, February 23, 2015

Deadline Friday: MacIT Conference Call for Speakers

Dear IT Professionals,

Don't miss your chance to speak at this year's MacIT Conference, July 14-16, 2015 at the Santa Clara Convention Center!
 
MacIT is the world's leading conference for deploying iOS and OS X in the enterprise. The MacIT Conference delivers more content and deeper engagement over the course of 3 days than any other IT/Enterprise or Apple-related event.

The deadline to submit a speaking proposal is this Friday, February 27th at: www.macitconf.com

The goal for MacIT speakers is to help organization's solve their most pressing problems and position their IT group for the challenges of tomorrow, with the content they deliver.  Speakers in the MacIT Conference should focus their proposals on the new challenges that iOS and OS X deployments present.  

Suggestions for topics to submit include, but not limited to:
* Directory Services * Enterprise Services; Virtualization * Network Management * Deployment and Config Management * IT Operations Scaling * BYOD * Emerging Technologies * Security iOS Application Management & Governance * Data Management for Cross-platform Applications * Enterprise iOS Apps

Learn more about MacIT and submit a proposal to present at: www.macitconf.com

We look forward to keeping in touch with you via email and social media with event updates and announcements over the coming months, and hope to see you at MacIT 2015!

Best Regards,

MacIT Conference Team
MacIT on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MacITConf  #MacIT2015
MacIT on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/MacIT/151684994917868

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