itSMF annual Conference in Hong Kong

itSMF annual Conference in Hong Kong

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itSMF is a not-for-profit organization truly run by its members. The executive committee, called as "The Council", consists of a group of enthusiastic IT professionals offering voluntarily their time and effort to manage the on-going operations of the Chapter. The Council consists of the following positions:

Hong Kong Chapter
http://www.itsmf.org.hk/eng/p3_1.asp

The itSMF HK Chapter will be hosting the 13th itSMF 2018 Annual Conference on 24 Jan, 2018 in Hong Kong. Themed with Building a Sustainable Smart City via Big Data Analytics and Internet of Things (IoT). The speakers, the business strategists, IT professionals and technologists will share their perspectives and experience in using the Internet of Things and Big Data to innovate and deploy smart services that create smart living.The itSMF HK Chapter will be hosting the 13th itSMF 2018 Annual Conference on 24 Jan, 2018 in Hong Kong. Themed with Building a Sustainable Smart City via Big Data Analytics and Internet of Things (IoT). The speakers, the business strategists, IT professionals and technologists will share their perspectives and experience in using the Internet of Things and Big Data to innovate and deploy smart services that create smart living.

The concept of Smart City is able to use and analyze big data for patterns, behavior and potential crisis that make life better and easier. As Hong Kong is moving towards a Smart City vision, itSMF can play a vital role to provide the enablers with the right IT strategies and tactics, the best practices, talent development, innovation and solutions to streamline IT service delivery processes during the transformation.

Moreover, you can gain the golden opportunity to learn, network and interact with IT professionals and leaders in the conference and showcases that will undoubtedly help you navigate through IT service management journey.

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itSMF annual Conference in Hong Kong