International Utilities Conference: What to look for this year

[Former Member]

The upcoming International SAP Conference for Utilities is right around the corner and after last year’s great networking experience that brought lots of great business opportunities for Natuvion, we are pleased to be a sponsor of the event once again, taking place in Lisbon on 17-19 April this year. SAP’s flagship, global utility event has been expertly designed for IT and business professionals. With over 650 attendees, the conference provides the perfect networking opportunity to meet with SAP experts and executives, users, prospects and partners, all under one roof, at one time.

With hot topics focusing on Blockchain and Cloud development, attendees are thrilled to see how the two have evolved and what SAP Utilities as well as Oil and Gas have done to create positive and sustainable impacts on SAP Landscapes through the innovative technology. These two topics carve a corner where questions around the EU-General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Data Security ties into the Blockchain and how the idea of business transactions are becoming more transparent. This doesn’t just cover simply the technology but also the idea of how it applies in the Cloud.
As Cloud development is becoming a must have to many new technologies, this conference builds the excitement for many businesses to benchmark their new innovative Cloud developments and exchange ideas and business growth strategies.
Not only is the conference right around the corner, but so is the deadline for companies to comply with the EU-General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). The deadline is approaching fast on May 25th, 2018 and the conference will also provide a great platform for companies who have not yet started their GDPR compliance checklist to get the information they need to meet GDPR compliance requirements.
The event offers the perfect opportunity to explore how your organization can benefit even further from increased digitalization. There are numerous reasons to attend; not least to: benchmark your performance, hear lessons learned, get your specific questions answered, build valuable relationships and, perhaps most importantly, to identify new important key technology strategies that will generate tangible business value.