Green must be convenient

Italiano Introductory and overview Inspirational

GSF (Green Software Foundation) is getting much attention from last COP27 where, among other news, the SCI specification has been launched. In this wannabe-sustainable session we understand the basics of the Green Software Foundation organization and the basics of the principles, patterns and practices we can implement. And remember: all this beautiful stuff, must be economically convenient.

Azure Meetup Torino

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Speaker

Roberto Freato

Solution Architect, Conference Speaker, Author (7 books), CTO @Witailer, Microsoft Azure MVP

I've been an independent IT consultant since I started to work. After my MSc in computer science engineering with a thesis about consumer cloud computing I got specialization in Cloud and Azure. Today I work as a freelance consultant for major companies in Italy, helping clients to design and kick-off their distributed software solutions. I wrote some books on Microsoft Azure, for K12 education and I train/speak for the developer community in many national and international conferences. I hold 45+ technical certifications on various vendors (MS, Sun, EXIN, Apple, Cisco, IBM) and I am a Microsoft MVP since 2010. In the last years I've been also CTO for ReStore, an eCommerce company leading the Click & Collect Italian eCommerce market for grocery, and now for Witailer, a leading company in the Amazon and eMarketplace services for brands.

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