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11 Nov 2009
Do
you have questions or opinions on data security, information management and the
capability of technology to handle the extreme amount of information being
created?
Please join us on Thursday 12 November at 11am, when you can become a part of the Information Overload debate with V3.co.uk’s live chat session and engage directly with a panel of industry experts.
The Ask the Experts session is part of V3.co.uk’s Information Overload Summit, sponsored by IBM.
It’s easy to take part in the chat session and submit your questions for one of our experts. Just choose a user name, click "Connect" and get your questions answered LIVE by Tony Hulme and Richard Killen from the Information On Demand unit of IBM's Software Group.
Ask the Experts will be live from 11am on Thursday 12 November for one hour only. No registration is required, simply visit our live chat page on the Summit web site, choose a username and submit your questions.
Visit our dedicated Summit web site for more breaking news, views, analysis and video on the topic of Information Overload.
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