Cloud Computing China Congess | CCCC 2012
Asia's Leading Cloud Computing China Congress | Conference & Expo | March 22, 2012 | Beijing

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The 4th Cloud Computing China Congress (CCCC 2012) is specially designed for senior IT and line of business executives evaluating and making purchasing decisions in the areas of on-demand infrastructure and software services. Through panel discussions, hands-on demonstrations, insightful speakers and candid interviews with the people shaping the cloud computing industry, CCCC 2012 is the meeting place for the cloud technology community and provides the forum for the most powerful cloud innovations and solutions the industry has to offer.

Your Cloud Future is in China

The Chinese government is making fierce investments in cloud initiatives, with an investment of RMB 1.1 trillion ($173.2 billion) planned for the development of key cloud computing hubs.
KPMG
According a survey conducted with IT executives and CIOs in China, 20% of the respondents are already using cloud-based solutions. A further 46% of the respondents indicated that they are either evaluating cloud solutions for use in their businesses, or already piloting cloud solutions.
Forrester Research
China cloud market is expected to have reached almost RMB 94.9 billion ($14.8 billion) in 2012, growing from RMB 73.4 billion ($11.4 billion) in 2011. China would eventually become the world's No.1 cloud market.
APAC Insight
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Who You Will Meet

CCCC 2012 brings together the entire cloud eco-system to better understand the transformation we're experiencing and promises to be the defining event of the cloud computing industry in China and Asia. Admittance to the event is by registration only. Visitor promotion will target industry and enterprise decision makers. All registration applications are screened by both Cloud Computing China Congress staff to ensure they come from the appropriate demographics.

Attendee Demographics. Conference Overview

Attendees of CCCC 2012 will learn which areas of the cloud are most widely adopted and which vendors are taking a leadership role. Case studies will focus on how cloud computing can increase capacity and extend IT's capabilities with minimal cost and significant flexibility and speed. Using first hand experiences from analysts and end user case studies, this event will provide practical information, results from early adopters, and strategies to optimally blend on-premise to an on-demand business models.

08:00–08:50 Registration and Exhibition
08:50–09:10 Opening and Chairman Address
At present, China is undergoing rapid development of Internet and the integration between industrization and informatization, the prospect of cloud computing is virtually limitless. The emerging of cloud computing confronted by many enterprises means both opportunities and challenges.

09:10–12:20

The Congress: Accelerate Cloud, Accelerate Your Business
The role of IT in the enterprise is changing – and it's changing fast. Most of the enterprise IT "stack" is now available via cloud models in the form of infrastructure, platforms and applications as-a-service. But as the cloud delivery model is maturing, we are now seeing the next layers being delivered via cloud models.
Cloud Computing Decison Framework for CIOs
What factors must the CIOs weigh, evaluate,what scenarios should CIOs forsee, How to evaluate the ROI of moving to the cloud, Are ROI and other new value derived from moving to the cloud the only factors to be considered ? A generic decision framework is presented which is intended to assist CIOs to decide on the best cloud offering according to the business requirements and organizational constraints.
Government, Telcos and Financial Institutions: Move to the Cloud
Service providers, be it Independent Software Vendors or Telecom Service providers are having their ecosystems shaken up with the advent of cloud computing. Now Financial institutions in wealth management, capital markets, banking, and other business segments are looking to enterprise cloud solutions to help shift computing burdens from their data centres into the cloud.
The Cloud and the Enterprise Must Coexist
When there's mistrust then there is friction and less cooperation between neighbors. The distrust leads to isolation and lack of progress for both countries. So it is with the enterprise and the cloud. They are like two neighboring countries that have had some years of distrust but need to coexist and forge a stronger partnership. Because, like it or not, they may have to coexist for quite some time.
Cloud, Big Data Will Merge in 2012
The two trends — cloud computing and big data –already appear to be coming together, particularly among large large enterprises and high-tech companies. These are prime targets for cloud-based data tools, as well, because they likely have large amounts of data to analyze, some of which might actually be valuable to other organizations. In fact, these are often the same types of organizations cited as early adopters of Hadoop, NoSQL and other products targeting big data.
Cloud Computing and the Internet of Thinks
In the cloud, as in your investment portfolio, diversification is a good thing. The existence of multiple service providers with the ability to offer consistent software solutions and a solid infrastructure stack is a tremendous benefit to application developers, ISVs, telcos, MSPs and hosting services.
Cloud-Based End Users
In a world where the Data Center is virtualized and the Cloud is “as-a-service”, the only way to measure End User Service Levels is through how real end users are actually experiencing the business services. End User Service Level Management is a critical component for both the Cloud consumer (customer) and the Cloud Service Provider, and as a result a major (mutual) business driver for ubiquitous end user experience coverage.
12:20–12:50 Panel Discussion:Cloud Computing: Business and Technology
The advent of Cloud Computing has driven a new frenzy in the buzzwords and euphoria of what IT and business can do with the access to applications and services across the Internet. But what is real, and what is the next wave of marketing that is well ahead of the practical reality of the technology and services? .

12:50–14:00

Lunch | Exhibition | Networking

14:00–16:30

Cloud Security and Cloud Storage Track
Many businesses that could already be benefiting from cloud storage are holding back due to security concerns. The cloud offers the opportunity to significantly reduce cost while providing reliable, on-demand storage.

New Generation Data Center Track
The ICT industry consensus is that the process of enterprise IT management will eventually evolve to a highly virtualized, services-on-demand state enabled through tight coupling of private clouds in data centers and public clouds.
Is the Future Secure?
We will talk about techniques that can be used to evolve beyond security towards providing business benefits that will invigorate the industry and reduce the barriers for adoption of new services such as the Cloud.
The Green Cloud Computing and Enterprise Data Center
A cloud has no value if there is no-one around to use it. We have to protect the plant and the energy guzzling data center has to be greener.
Cloud Storage in 2012
With a reduction in the importance of paper documents, cloud storage has become an absolute necessity. Secure file protection and easy access to those files will continue to become more relevant.
Protecting Your Data in the Cloud
Given that hackers are now widening their scope to target data that includes personally identifiable information as well as financial information, cloud security has become the biggest concern.
Programmer Platform Evolution
Your massive investment in the cloud needs good ROI. Start by making sure that your developers are using platforms designed for the cloud.
Data Infrastructure Technologies
This years bull trend of NOSQL adoption and the emergence of cloud platform specifically designed for volumes of data, we will dive int what the changes are and what they mean for your company.

Mobile Cloud and Carrier Cloud Services Track
The cloud offers communication service providers the opportunity to develop double-sided revenues by opening their APIs (application programming interfaces) to SaaS (Software as a Service) providers and thus share in revenues derived from their services.

Big Data and Cloud Computing Track
Cloud and big data already appear to be coming together. These are prime targets for cloud-based data tools, as well, because they likely have large amounts of data to analyze, some of which might actually be valuable to other organizations.
Cloud and Your Mobile Strategy
The cloud provides businesses an opportunity to tap into SaaS services, process data in the cloud rather than in mobile, and the ability to link to other cloud based services.
Using Big Data to Gain New Insights
Every day, we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data. In fact, ninety percent of the data in the world today has been created in the last two years alone.
The Telcos Cloud Strategy
An increasing number of service providers currently launches cloud based IT services for enterprise customers.
Building the Data-Driven Organization
There’s never just one way to do things, but for big bets like Big Data, it helps to learn about paths that others have taken.
Mobile Social and Cloud
Mobile social and cloud are three technology trends: how the intersection of these technologies will change business, what's next in the landscape, and what you should do to prepare for the change.
Is your IT infrastructure ready for Big Data?
The field of statistics is changing. It was long assumed that increases in hardware speeds would allow us to continue using our existing algorithms and code as data set sizes increased.
16:30–17:00 Panel Discussion: Cloud-Connected World
With the consumerization of both IT and business, the landscape is fundamentally changing as many types of cloud are considered by businesses to increase agility, control costs and transform the organization. The benefits will be tangible and will fundamentally transform how enterprises of all sizes around the globe access information, share content and communicate.

17:00–17:30

Exhibition | Demonstration


Themes to be discussed at CCCC 2012 -

Cloud for Business
Industry Implementation Insights
Cloud Security
Risks, Governance, Compliance, and Mitigation
Big Data Processing and Parallel Computing
ROI, TCO, and Cloud Economics
The Future of Utility Computing
Application Architecture & Design
Carrier Cloud
Social & Mobile Cloud
Private Clouds
Infrastructure
Culture and Law in the Cloud

CCCC 2012 will provide great networking opportunities with industry leaders, presenting you with the opportunity to meet and do business with likeminded individuals. Please join us at Cloud Computing China Congress in Beijing in 2012.

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

CCCC 2012 will bring together the active buyers and serves as the most efficient and effective platform to drive growth and innovation in the cloud computing landscape in China and Asia Marketv. Benefits of sponsorship include:

Raise brand awareness and create preference
Create positive PR and raise awareness of the organisation as a whole
Help launch products and services
Build brand positioning through associative imagery
Support a sales promotional campaigns
Create internal emotional commitment to the brand
Act as corporate hospitality that promotes good relations with clients

Including CCCC in your marketing plan for 2012 will give you an opportunity to build strong relationships with the senior IT and line of business executives evaluating and making purchasing decisions in the areas of on-demand infrastructure and software services.

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