Aeegle is proud to attend
GCP NEXT 2016 in San Francisco. NEXT 2016 is the largest gathering of the Google Cloud Platform community to explore the latest developments in Google Cloud technology and Cloud computing Industry.
It’s a 2-day event dedicated to exploring how cloud is changing the way businesses work with near-infinite processing power and developer-focused tools. GCP Next 2016 will feature technical sessions across four tracks:
- Data and Analytics
- Infrastructure and Operations
- App and Services Development
- Solutions Showcase
With a full time team of Google Certified Developers, Solutions architects, PM and more than 300 apps developed on top of Google Cloud Platform, Aeegle is an experienced Google Cloud Platform Services Partner with more than 6 years providing Consulting, Strategy, Operations, Development and Support for Solutions on top of Google Cloud Platform. You can reach our Director and Sr. Solutions Architect
Darvin Otero ( @aveotero ) at NEXT 2016
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