The Odoo Community Association takes part in the Arena of ICT festival 2015

We look forward to meeting you the 11th november, 2015, in the new stage of ICT

It is official, this year we will participate in the ICT festival in the Arena, the area dedicated to associations, community, users groups, networks of professionals, universities, research centers, and other companies in the ICT world. The date is 11th November, 2015 for the third edition of the ICT festival, at the Fiera Milano Congressi (via Gattamelata, 5), with 5,000 square meters of contents and ICT protagonists (Italian and global).

In the Arena we will have a table completely dedicated to us where we will be available to meet you. We will bring our PCs and we will install and use odoo instances with you and take a look at the source code.

After the huge success of the first two editions, the festival has been called the new Italian ICT stage. With about 80 planned talks, the ICT festival offers quality content of real interest to the public. The audience will be composed strictly of businesses. Even the audience is selected to allow a real business to business meeting. The target audience are ICT professionals, including IT Managers, Network Engineers, Security Managers, Project Managers, System Administrators, CIOs, CTOs and decision makers.

The festival has prepared the Arena, an area of great attraction where people can network, share ideas and information, test technologies. The Arena is dedicated to gurus, hackers, to lovers of free information, developers, the open source world, and anyone who wants to network in a fertile habitat of ideas and enthusiasm. While the 2014 edition of the Arena hosted 26 community and associations, this year the number will grow to make this rich area even bigger and more attractive.

About the festival: http://www.festivalict.com/

• 1081 professionals
• 70 speeches
• 62 sponsors
• 25 media partners

• do networking
• create professional relations
• share information
• develop ideas
• test technologies
• get visibility