ITCamp 2014 - Call for Content

From 22-23 May 2014, the 4^th edition of ITCamp will be organized in Cluj-Napoca. The last 2 days are dedicated to technical talk related to architecture, IT trends, technologies, web, cloud, big data, agile process, tools, different development techniques and so on. In one word at ITCamp we are talking about IT and software development. The main focus at this conference is Microsoft stack and related technologies, but in our days this is not only C#, we have JavaScript, F#, Hadoop, PHP over Azure and many more.

If you want to sustain a session and speak to a mature and high trained audience, that this is your chance. ITCamp is the biggest IT conference from Transylvania.

The duration of talks is 60 minutes in a lectures format. Also, each year we are open to try other formats also, so if you have an ideas than you should contact ITCamp team.
For more information related to the Call for Content please visit the following link: http://itcamp.ro/callforcontent.cshtml

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