TechFire is a series of management briefings for IT professionals.
The previous TechFire
Should IT pros be released to work remotely?
10am — Wednesday 17 June
Online Event
TechFire examined the issue of IT professionals working remotely and asked why more organisations aren’t accommodating what could be a key facility to improve the wellbeing, and arguably the productivity, of IT professionals in Ireland.
Programme
– Introduction & background from Paul Hearns, Head of Content, TechPro
– Expert speakers from Fujitsu and CWSI will explore the infrastructure, tools and services necessary to enable IT pros to work remote, and securely.
– Customer interview with James Hallam, Cityjet.
– Panel discussion
– Q&A.
So How Does It Work?
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Tune in and watch
Wherever you are, tune in on your device at 10 AM, 17 June. Ask questions using the Q&A function on the app or submit your question for the panel ahead of time using the registration form.
Previous events
TechFire events are moderated by TechPro editor Paul Hearns, delivered in interview format. These briefings consistently attract IT professionals, based on their trust in our technology media brands which have been serving the IT industry for more than 35 years.
TechFire briefings are presented in an interactive format with the moderator encouraging two-way communication in the room between the speakers and attendees. Powerpoint presentations are limited; the emphasis is on Q&A, discussion and information sharing.
End-user experience is a key focus at TechFire meetings.The series has featured customer interviews with organisations including Laya Healthcare, Galway University Hospital, Chill Insurance, Irish Distillers, Sierra Communications, Element Six, Dept. of Social Protection, Permanent TSB, Irish Stock Exchange, Aer Lingus, Comreg, Beaumont Hospital, Continent 8, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Pramerica, Fexco, Northern Ireland Civil Service, AIB, CityJet, British American Tobacco, Micksgarage.com, An Post, Depfa Bank, Kingspan, NHS, Ervia and the HSE. While host sponsor partners providing their insight and expertise on the burning question have included BT, Cisco, Accenture, Evros, Interxion, PFH, HP, Dell EMC, Airspeed, Fortinet, IBM, SureSkills, Triangle, Agile, Juniper, Comtrade, NetApp, Appliance Technology, Schneider, E-Tec, CWSI, MobileIron, eir, Sungard, Fujitsu, Microsoft, Citrix, Trend Micro, F5 Networks, Fujitsu, Veritas, Symantec and ManageEngine.
The panel discussion, conducted in interview style by the moderator, opens the meeting up to the floor: ensuring a two-way flow of information.
Absolutely relevant and excellent in content – the sessions provide a truly independent assessment/view on the related in scope topics – the presenters being leaders in their fields – so excellent and relevant materials delivered in a professional manner.
Head of IT Risk & Control, Permanent TSB
