Friends, we invite you on April 25 to our Moscow office for the mailto:CLOUD conference dedicated to the Russian cloud market. Business and IT will meet here to discuss current issues and share experiences.
Today, many high-performance technologies use clouds. On we will discuss current trends, successful experience of companies and difficulties encountered on the way to the introduction of new technologies. And in the discussion parts, Russian and Western providers will share their vision of the development of the cloud market.
Conference program
9: 00 - Register
10: 00 - Conference opening and opening remarks
Pavel Gontarev, Head of B2B at Mail.ru Group
10: 15 - Discussion "Hyperscalers across Russia, or Who sets the trends?"
Let's talk about hyperscale companies not only in relation to the big three - Amazon, Microsoft and Google - but also to the largest players, in particular, the Chinese market - such as Huawei Cloud, which recently entered Russia. Who sets the trends in the Russian market now, whether new hyperscalers from local players can appear and how global leaders see their presence in Russia - we will discuss as part of the discussion.
Participants:
- Dmitry Marchenko, Director of Marketing and Operations of Microsoft in Russia
- Maxim Osorin, Head of SAP Cloud Platform in SAP CIS
- Vladimir Bobylev, Director of Oracle Technology Consulting Department
10: 55 - “How and why Bitrix24 chose Multi-Cloud before it became mainstream”
Alexander Demidov, director of cloud services at Bitrix24
For global projects focused on working with clients around the world, it is extremely important to be present in key markets. Firstly, it is necessary to reduce network delays and be closer to service consumers: for customers in Europe, use European data centers, for the USA - American ones, etc. Secondly, a presence in local markets is necessary in terms of compliance with local laws . For example, 152-FZ "On Personal Data" in Russia, GDPR in Europe, CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) in the USA.
At the same time, even the world's largest IaaS providers cannot build the necessary infrastructure around the world, at least in the short term.
Using Bitrix24 as an example, we will describe how we migrated data to Russia from AWS to comply with local laws, as well as how we provide redundancy and fault tolerance, working with several cloud providers, even in the same region.
11: 20 - “How MegaFon is expanding its business through a microservice platform”
Alexander Deulin, Head of Research and Development Center for Business Systems, MegaFon
The speaker will talk about his experience in developing a digital project with a four-tier architecture and an ecosystem of microservices. You will learn on which technology stack MegaFon built its own development of microservices and how they help its business.
11: 45 - Discussion "From monoliths to microservices"
Microservices is one of the hottest topics in recent times in IT. And it's time to discuss how productive the transition to a microservice architecture turned out to be for the largest client companies - who can share successful cases of getting rid of monoliths, and for whom such a transition does not justify itself, at least in the near future.
Participants:
- Sergey Sergeev, CIO of M.Video-Eldorado Group
- Alexander Deulin, Head of Research and Development Center for Business Systems, MegaFon
- Yury Shekhovtsov, CIO, Norilsk Nickel
- Dmitry Lazarenko, Head of PaaS at Mail.Ru Cloud Solutions
12: 35 - Dinner
13: 15 - Session “IT as a growth driver. Technology at the service of business»
Business is always looking towards technologies that will speed up the release of new products to the market and optimize existing processes. In this session of presentations, we will find out which technologies, including cloud ones, seem to be the most promising, what can be implemented and with what effect for business, and also what advice the speakers can give to other companies.
We will look at different implementation paths and different industries: both the digitalization of “old industries” and born-digital companies and their specifics, which will give the most complete cut of Russian business experience.
Participants:
- Maxim Tsvetkov, Head of Information Technology at Burger King
- Alexander Sokolovsky, technical director of Leroy Merlin
- Alexander Pyatigorsky, Director of the Digital Department at Otkritie Bank
- Schneider Electric
14: 30 - Discussion “Where is the Russian cloud market going?”
Participants:
- Anton Zakharchenko, director of strategy at cloud provider #CloudMTS
- Alexander Sorokoumov, CEO of SberCloud
- Oleg Lyubimov, CEO of Selectel
- Ilya Letunov, Head of Mail.Ru Cloud Solutions platform
- Vidiya Zheleznov, Director of Strategy and Marketing Communications, Rostelecom-DPC
- Oleg Koverznev, Business Development Director, Yandex.Cloud
15: 10 - "When data is too big: Data Platform aaS as a global trend"
Dmitry Lazarenko, Head of PaaS at Mail.Ru Cloud Solutions
Big data and artificial intelligence are no longer a luxury, but a reality in which one has to live. If earlier all services were launched in the Mobile First paradigm, now they are AI First.
Based on these business needs, the infrastructure for fast processing of big data is also changing, turning into a whole ecosystem of related services that can significantly reduce Time to Market.
Using the examples of the largest companies, we will show why the maximum results from using Data Platforms are obtained when used in the cloud, and also talk about global trends in this area.
16: 00 - Coffee break
16: 20 - Discussion “SaaS trend: What will remain of IaaS by 2021?”
The share of SaaS within the cloud market is growing, and here a logical question arises: if all high-tech solutions become available within SaaS, what will remain for the share of infrastructure as a service, does this market segment expect stagnation? And also, who will be the consumer of IaaS in a few years and in what direction will IaaS change?
Participants:
- Dmitry Martynov, Vice President of Product Management, Acronis
- Timur Biyachuev, Head of Threat Research at Kaspersky Lab
- Anton Salov, director of MerliONCloud
16: 45 - Concluding remarks
17: 00 - Networking
Attention: registration a must. We review all applications and respond within a few days.
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