. Skills Matter is pleased to announce the Cloud & Grid eXchange. We hope to bring together the leading experts on Cloud and Grid technologies, high scalability and performance, with London's enterprise development community for an informal day of deep technical insight and friendly discussion.

The aim of the Cloud & Grid eXchange is to promote awareness and adoption of the latest ideas, technologies and best practices for the development of large, scalable and highly performant enterprise systems, using Cloud & Grid technologies.

Russ Miles has kindly agreed to be the Programme Lead, and is currently working with several other leading experts on an interesting and exciting set of talks! This exciting day is structured to encourage discussion and, with a maximum of 125 delegates, we aim to provide an informal and intimate environment where you can share experience, learn about new ideas, talk to some of the world's leading experts and have some fun in the process.

Stay tuned on twitter
We will announce further topics and speakers in the coming weeks. If you would like to stay tuned or share any ideas or thoughts with us and the conference speakers, then follow the event on twitter @skillsmatter #cloudx

Register today
To event aims to provide a real opportunity to share ideas, learn and discuss, so we have limited the number of delegates to 125 only.

Sponsorship
As with all Skills Matter eXchanges, we are trying to provide the community with an opportunity to learn and share ideas and experience at the lowest possible cost. Any help is therefore greatly appreciated! There are a variety of sponsorship packages available, if your organisation would like to help us support this event for the enterprise developer community. For further details about sponsorship packages, please contact Skills Matter's Community Manager Natalie Gray

PROGRAMME

	Enabling Choice, Enabling the Market Russ Miles : 11th Mar 2010
	Energy, carbon, and clouds Joe Baguley : 11th Mar 2010
	SaaS - an unintended casualty of the cop Chris Swan : 11th Mar 2010
	Cloud Computing Geir Magnusson Jr : 11th Mar 2010
	Welcome to Cloudcamp Simon Wardley : 11th Mar 2010
	Big Cloud Debate : 11th Mar 2010
	Unpack Discussion : 11th Mar 2010
	Bring Wallpapers to Life with Android 2. Kieran Gutteridge : 18th Feb 2010
	Re-writing Java classes in Scala - and m Colin Howe : 8th Feb 2010
	Pragmatic Clouds Joe Baguley : 8th Feb 2010
	Unpanel Discussion : 8th Feb 2010
	Amazon EC2 and S3: Cloud computing in tw Daniel Sikar : 1st Feb 2010
	Where are the Big Customers? Max Robbins : 21st Jan 2010
	Key Technical Differences between Cloud Gojko Adzic : 21st Jan 2010
	How the Cloud is Shaping Next Generation James Liddle : 21st Jan 2010