Announcing ‘Your Ticket to the Cloud’ – London, Feb 9, 2012

London, England – January 4, 2012 — Four Js Development Tools UK announced today it is hosting ‘Your Ticket to the Cloud’ this coming February 9, 2012 – an event designed to inform its customers and partners on how they can transform their business into a service model using Software as a Service techniques to penetrate new markets.

The morning business session hosts industry luminary William Fellows from The 451 Group to set the scene and describe current market trends and drivers. Stephen Sykes, Four Js VP Cloud Services, provides insight into how it intends to deliver such a service.

In the afternoon, product sessions will discuss the emergence of the HTML5 standard – an important development for cross platform Cloud applications. HTML5 makes its first appearance in the March release of Genero 2.40, previewed here with other new features in the Business Application Modeller and Report Writer.

The event is being held in the prestigious and newly renovated St. Pancras Hotel, London, which sits on top of the recently appointed Eurostar terminal. Visitors from overseas are welcome.

Conference agenda:

Thursday February 9, 2012

St. Pancras Hotel, Euston Road, London NW1
The Ladies Smoking Room

09:30 – Registration & refreshments

10:00 – Introduction, Bryn Jenkins, Four Js COO

10:30 – And it Came to PaaS… , William Fellows, VP Research, The 451 Group

11:15 – From Here to the Cloud, Stephen Sykes, VP Cloud Services, Four Js

12:15 – Break

12:30 – A Business Case for SaaS, BMS, John Driscoll

13:00 – Lunch in the Gallery

14:00 – HTML5 – The Cloud’s Universal Client?, Olivier Imbert, Four Js

14:45 – Business Application Modeller, Christophe Meyer, Four Js

15:30 – What’s new in Genero 2.40?, Neil Martin, Four Js

15:45 – Break

16:00 – Designing Graphical Reports in Studio 2.40, Neil Martin, Four Js

16:30 – Close

Who should attend?

Business and development managers who have responsibility for increasing developer productivity, product strategy, Software as a Service and Cloud computing.