Transcend Cloud – Adopting a multi-cloud strategy [Panel discussion]

Adopting a multi cloud strategy is one of the tech sector’s hottest topics right now – it’s one which continues to polarise opinion.

How can you architect for a successful multi cloud? What are the anti patterns? What are the trade offs? And in which contexts is multi cloud absolutely necessary?

These are just some of the questions organisations are asking, and they’ll all be discussed during our first in-person Transcend Tech event taking place in Edinburgh.

Our panel of four tech experts will share their thoughts and experiences with the host Ellen Bencard – host of Walk in the Cloud podcast – on the merits and limitations of a multi-cloud strategy.

We’re sure you’ll come away with new perspectives to apply to your own company. But we don’t want this to be a one-way event. You’ll have the chance throughout the evening to post your own questions to the panel to ensure we have a healthy discussion.

Your panellists for the evening:

• John Walker – Head or Architecture at CirrusHQ.
• Rishabh Sagar – Senior Data Solutions Architect at Mudano, part of Accenture.
• Saurabh Singh – Practice Lead at Infinity Works, part of Accenture.
• Steven Thwaites – Senior Containers Specialist at AWS.

Prior to the discussion starting, there’ll be food and drinks provided in the bar area of Everyman Cinema, and afterwards there'll be refreshments so you can discuss your takeaways with like-minded people.

Unfortunately, this event will not be recorded or available online so do make sure you sign up quickly to avoid missing out. We have a limited number of spaces available, so if you’re unable to make it, please mark yourself as “Not Going” so your place can be allocated to someone else.

We will be taking photos and videos at the event, if you’d rather not be included please send us a message in advance.

If you have any questions about the event, feel free to contact Andrew Frost ([andrew.frost@infinityworks.com](mailto:andrew.frost@infinityworks.com)).

See you there!