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Catch me speak at the CIO In Action 2020 Conference in Kuala Lumpur

By Will Beattie
I’m going to be speaking at the CIO in Action 2020 conference in Kuala Lumpur 22-23 October.
I’ll be tackling the always fun subject of Technical Debt.
"Managing and Reducing Technical Debt In The Long Run The Do’s & Don’ts"
See you there.
http://www.zenithbizness.com/cio-leaders-in-action-2020/


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