Alsbridge, Inc. the market-leading cloud sourcing advisory and benchmarking firm, today announced their sponsorship of the 2011 Technology Executives Club’s seminar, part one of a two-part series on Cloud Computing.
Top IT executives are expected to attend the seminar which will take place April 28th, at the Union League Club in Chicago, IL.
The panel will be moderated by CEO, Ben Trowbridge of Alsbridge and will feature the viewpoints of Senior IT Executives including:
- Greg Hubbard, Director of Web Development, Cengage Learning Inc
- David Gochenaur, CISSP, CPA, Director, Global Information Security, Aon Corporation
- Jon Beyer, Executive for IT, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Trowbridge, who is a proven leader with over 20 years of diversified global experience as a Senior Executive, Managing Partner and CEO, will contribute an unbiased perspective on cloud strategy and hybrid solutions.
“Our sponsorship of the Seminar represents a great partnership between Alsbridge and the TEC,” says Mr. Trowbridge “This seminar is an ideal forum for defining the proper mix of internal, external and hybrid Cloud solutions.”
About Alsbridge Inc.Alsbridge provides world class sourcing advisory and benchmarking services for IT, finance and sourcing executives. With over 150 consultants located globally, we've helped hundreds of companies reduce costs and get more value from their vendors. Our experienced consultants leverage proprietary tools and information databases to identify and engage the optimal vendors for your situation, negotiate best practice terms at fair market prices, and improve the way you work with your vendors. Alsbridge clients utilize the most cost effective and value added sources globally for IT infrastructure services, hardware and maintenance, network services, software and maintenance, application support and development, business processes and cloud services. Our commitment to delivering value to our clients has made Alsbridge a distinguished member of the 2010 Inc. 500 fastest growing privately held companies in America.
