CBSA to host 'cloud computing' event


The team at the CBSA, Carmarthenshire Business and Social Action, in Stebonheath, Llanelli, have sent news about their latest events.
Less than a week until the free business networking and cloud computing Office 365 event. It's not to late to book your place.
The event is run by Orb ICT in conjunction with CBSA – Centre for Business and Social Action Ebusiness Club.
Office 365 will increase productivity, reduce total cost of ownership and communicate better with suppliers, customers and colleagues.
With the increasing use of Cloud technology, there are many means in which businesses can work more efficiently whilst reducing costs. Anywhere access to cloud based email, web conferencing, file sharing and office apps is gaining in popularity and costs are low.
This session will give you an insight into Microsoft offerings and will answer any questions you may have about the product.
There will be the opportunity to network with other businesses and light refreshments will be provided.
Date: Mon 23rd July 2012
Start time: 4.30pm
Venue: CBSA,Stebonheath Terrace, Llanelli, SA15 1NE
Should you not be able to attend the event but would like to know more about how your business would benefit from making further use of technology, we provide IT consultancy advice under the Welsh Government Ebusiness Programme via CBSA, It’s independent, impartial and FREE.
To book your place at the event or to find out more about our IT consultancy contact us via email at info@cbsa.org.uk

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