February Meeting | Cloud 101: An Analysis of the Business of Clouds
February Meeting | Cloud 101: An Analysis of the Business of Clouds
Cloud has been one of the most used buzz words in technology since World Wide Web. But what is cloud really? How can I make sense of the different types of cloud and know when to use them correctly in my role as a BA? Let’s have some fun and learn from an industry cloud software architect as he takes us through a Cloud 101 session and then helps set some expectations for a BA in delivering the message to the development teams.
Join us to:
- Gain an understanding of all of the cloud basics to be able to speak fluently to clients, technology teams, management, and your curious friends/family.
- Participate in group discussion on how the Business Analyst can translate the cloud knowledge into requirements.
- How to work with development teams to help flush out the cloud vision into tangible products.
Event details
Who should attend: Business analysts and professionals who would like to learn about the cloud technology.
When: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 17:00 - 19:00
Where: Ottawa Police Association, 141 Catherine St, Ottawa, ON K2P 1C3 (see map)
Fee: $10 for IIBA members | $15 for non-members
Parking
A dedicated parking lot of the Ontario Police Association is across the street from the building. After you park your car, please bring your parking ticket to get it stamped at the bar before leaving so you don't have to pay for parking.
Agenda
5:00 to 5:30 pm - Registration, snacks and socializing
5:30 to 5:45 pm - Chapter updates & introduction
5:45 to 6:45 pm - Presentation + Q&A
6:45 to 7:00 pm - Door Prize Draw!
About the Facilitator
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Tim Pinet is a practicing software engineer, web developer, solutions/enterprise architect, project manager, and program (portfolio) manager. He has had the fortune to practice software engineering, systems integration, and management in both private and public companies and in numerous industries such as:
Tim has always maintained a strong relationship between technology and project management giving him insight into each realm and how they work well (and not so well) together. His passion is to deliver the best solution to clients, as user friendly and intuitive as possible, all the while providing constant feedback and collaboration with clients using iterative Agile techniques. A large advocate of knowledge sharing, Tim provides speaking engagements to whomever will listen to him, having most recently spoken at a sold out room at Ottawa’s DPI PDW 2019. More information available on http://tim.pinet.ca or feel free to contact Tim directly at tim@pinet.ca! |
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Registration
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Online registration closes on February 17, but you can still register at the door!