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CA World 2013 to Showcase Cloud, DevOps and Mobility


ISLANDIA, N.Y., March 13 — CA Technologies will host its largest user conference, CA World 2013, April 21 – 24, at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. The event is expected to bring together more than 5,000 CA Technologies customers and partners to showcase its latest initiatives, including how to leverage DevOps, cloud computing and mobility for better business results.

CA World 2013 will feature an impressive lineup of keynote speakers including CA Technologies new CEO, Mike Gregoire on Sun., April 21 at 4:00 p.m. PDT and Executive Vice President, Peter Griffiths on Mon., April 22 at 8:00 a.m. PDT. They will discuss the latest IT trends and the need for actionable strategies to drive innovation and business growth.

The conference also will feature a keynote from one of the world’s foremost innovators, Sir Richard Branson on Mon., April 22 at 5:00 p.m. PDT. Best known as the founder of Virgin Group, Branson is an entrepreneur, author, humanitarian, adventurer and visionary – who routinely turns his out-of-this-world ideas into reality. He will discuss how technology can drive business innovation that changes the world.

“CA World 2013 will offer our customers educational sessions and opportunities to provide direct input into our strategy. The event also offers high profile networking, demos of our newest solutions and an opportunity to hear from leading technologists on market trends,” said Andrew Wittman, chief marketing officer, CA Technologies. “We are in the midst of an unprecedented era for CIOs and IT – where IT sets the stage for game changing business innovation. CA World 2013 will explore how customers can go big with these new technologies and deliver IT that has meaningful impact for their organization.”

CA World 2013 will kick-off CA Technologies new online video speaker series called Luminaries Live! The five minute video segments, featuring industry visionaries, are designed to offer a provocative perspective on how disruptive technologies will drive innovation and dramatically change what’s possible. The live talks will be presented on Mon., April 22 and Tue., April 23 and the video segments will be available on ca.com and on YouTube.

Sir Richard Branson will be featured along with Robert Scoble, technology evangelist, author and start-up liaison officer; Michael Hugos, author and speaker, CIO; Myrna Soto, chief information and infrastructure security officer, Comcast: Matthew Clark, senior director, Qualcomm; Ken Piddington, CIO, Global Partners; and many more. CA Technologies has launched a social media campaign to field questions from attendees for Sir Richard Branson during his Luminaries Live! session, #AskBranson on Twitter and also on Facebook.

Additionally, CA Technologies Chief Technology Officer, John Michelsen, will host the invitation-only Smart Architect program, that is customized for CTOs, senior architects, technical advisors and executive management. The event will feature real- life customer use cases discussing successful IT strategies mapped to disruptive trends like cloud and DevOps.

For more information, including a full agenda and registration details, visit http://www.ca.com/caworld.

About CA Technologies

CA Technologies provides IT management solutions that help customers manage and secure complex IT environments to support agile business services. Organizations leverage CA Technologies software and SaaS solutions to accelerate innovation, transform infrastructure and secure data and identities, from the data center to the cloud. 

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Source: CA Technologies

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