The deadline for topic submission is Thursday the 28th of May.
Every year, Qualiti7 brings together practitioners and decision-makers from organizations looking to adopt industry best practices in IT management, allowing rich exchanges between experienced practitioners, leaders, and members of the IT industry.
Qualiti7 seeks to build a varied program with presentations related to the implementation of efficient IT management practices.
We are looking for speakers who wish to share their experience in implementing management practices in organizations.
This year, the theme of the conference is: “Governance and Integrated Service Management“. The proposed topics should therefore touch on one or more of the aspects making up the theme of the conference. This one being quite wide, it shouldn’t be too difficult…
While the program will contain a mix of industry trends and common practices, the selection committee will favor subjects representing real cases, rather than purely theoretical ones.
If selected, the speaker will receive a pass for himself as well as 2 passes for guests. It will also benefit from high visibility associated with its participation in the iQ7 conference.
NOTE: the travel and accommodation costs of the speakers will be borne by them. Additionally priority for the Montreal face-to-face program will be given to speakers who agree to present on site.
HYBRID EVENT :
In person - Denver Place
Virtual : via the broadcast link provided (on MeltingSpot)
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