Several attendees at the March CloudCamp ask if they could hear from the sponsors to learn what they had to offer cloud computing. In response to this feedback we are including an option for you to hear directly from the sponsoring vendors. Other feedback was the last event was way too large, this time we are using a smaller venue, thank you to Microsoft for allowing is to use their Victoria office. Although smaller we are still targeting 300 attendees.

London CloudCamps have slightly more format than the pure unconferences run in the US, that’s the way we Brit’s seem to like it.

Following it’s success at CloudCamp Scotland and the recent CloudCamp Mixer at Cloud Expo Europe we are introducing an Unpanel, where the panel members will be selected on the night (if you have expertise to share put yourself forward), the panel will answer your questions posted on flip charts at the 7pm break. Any Unpanel discussions needed further debate will be voted on to become the topics for unconference discussion at 7.45pm.

	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