Each year, CIOs and IT Executives across the globe gather at the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo to share the latest research, technology, and strategies driving business.
This year, Veracity is thrilled to attend the annual symposium in Orlando, FL October 20-24. Veracity CEO, John Esser, and his staff look forward to gathering new insights from Gartner on how technology can impact business, and how we can further refine our strategic offerings moving forward.
If you know an executive who might be attending, we could use your help! Throughout the conference, we’ll be gathering insight from attendees on the critical challenges facing technology leaders today. Then, following the symposium, we'll be publishing our findings in an exclusive report on VeracitySolutions.com.
If you or someone you know would like to participate, spot the man wearing an orange balloon at the conference to start the conversation. Plus, he'll be handing out Amazon gift cards to all who participate!
Can’t find the man with the balloon? Click here to set up a time to meet!
We look forward to rubbing shoulders with top industry leaders, and anyone interested in leveraging technology to improve and impact their business. We hope to see you there!
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