Preview - Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise 2017

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The 12th annual Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise (ETE) Conference will be held on Tuesday, April 18 and Wednesday, April 19 at the Society Hill Sheraton in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The two keynote addresses will feature:
Other notable speakers include:
The entire schedule can be found here.

ETE that is organized by Chariot Solutions in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.  I have participated in this conference since 2008 as an attendee, a speaker, and more recently, a member of the ETE Steering Committee.  Chariot Solutions is the most gracious hosts as they provide breakfast, lunch, and an after-hours social event after day one.

This will be my first year covering ETE as a dedicated reporter for InfoQ, so I look forward to attending the talks, conducting some interviews, and submitting reports.

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