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ITCamp, May 21-22, 2015 - The largest community conference for IT professionals in Transylvania

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ITCamp is back. Yes, the largest community conference for IT professionals in Transylvania will be organized for the 5th time.
For 2 days, more than 30 well-known speakers from all over the world will sustain more than 40 sessions. This year we will have 3 technical tracks and a separate track for business.

Why you should join ITCamp?
• Be up to date with the latest IT technologies
• Get the chance to interact with highly skilled professionals
• See how technology helps you re-imagine your business
• Learn about latest best practices and tools for application development
• Enjoy presentations held by experienced and influential speakers
• Discover how to get the most out of your existing IT solutions
• Expand your customer or collaborator/partner portfolio
• Take smart business decisions and build relevant strategies

When?
May 21-22, 2015, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Where?
At Grand Hotel Italia, Cluj-Napoca



Past events
2014 - http://2014.itcamp.ro
2013 - http://2013.itcamp.ro/
2012 - http://2012.itcamp.ro/
2011 - http://2011.itcamp.ro/

The story of ITCamp
We started thinking about ITCamp in late 2008, together with the Microsoft MVPs and community friends in Romania at that time. We realized the one thing missing back then in Romania (and maybe in the region) was a very good conference on Microsoft technologies where we would have liked to go in order to learn new things and to get to know renowned speakers from around the world.
At that time, we used to travel quite a bit and spend a lot of money to get to conferences such as Microsoft's TechEd along with other MVPs and colleagues in the local IT community. We only found what we were looking for in remote places such as Barcelona, Amsterdam, Berlin, Madrid, or the US -anywhere but here in Romania.
In 2011 we finally got together and organized the first edition of ITCamp. Back then, it was only designed to validate our assumptions about the local market, and it turned out to be a huge successas we passed the test of the audience: people came in larger numbers than we expected (ITCamp 2011 had over 200 attendees) and went home satisfied, and we knew that we will have them back for a second edition.
ITCamp has evolved since then - last year we had 440 participants, 40+ sessions on 4 technical tracks, with great speakers from all over the world as well as from the local IT community. This year's edition will change a few things.

This is the perfect moment to book your seat. There is a special price for early bird - http://itcamp.ro/register.html

See you at ITCamp
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