Which tech conference do you intend to attend in person next year or have already participated in this year, and what motivated your choice?

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Director of IT18 hours ago

Gartner I&O conference in November.

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Director of IT in Retail21 days ago

Attended Gartner Application Innovation & Business Solutions Summit and headed to IT Symposium/Xpo later this year. Also considering AWS re:Invent. Trying to balance high level topics with technical insights.

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Head of Technology in Energy and Utilities21 days ago

Attended We Are Developers World Congress in Berlin this year, great for getting more in depth knowledge and sharing of technology usage. Last year it wat Gartner IOC Strategies conference.

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VP of IT in Educationa month ago

SUNY State Technology Conference and the Educause National conference, because it's where my community meets to discuss common issues, either at the state or national level.
Gartner IO in the fall.

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IT Analyst in Energy and Utilitiesa month ago

I recently attended the Great Indian Developer Summit, which featured a lineup of renowned speakers and insightful presentations focused on practical applications of AI. It was a valuable experience with real-world examples and forward-thinking discussions.

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