Continuing from a series of events in the first two months of the year, Redstor will be in attendance of this years, Alternative Accountancy Strategic IT Conference (AASIC). The two-day event, delivered in partnership with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), features a fantastic line-up of guest speakers and industry specialists, who will be discussing topics such as:
There will also be a series of industry lead round-table discussions and break-out sessions. Redstor, focus on delivering services to accountancy firms around data management and protection including data backup and recovery.
In a year which will see data protection take on new levels, with the implementation of the GDPR, Redstor will be talking to organisations around data protection and management including best practice data management, how to implement successful data management processes and policies and GDPR compliance.
The evening of the first day of the event will play host to a drinks and networking reception before a dinner for attendees and vendors, with day two picking up where the event left off, with more fantastic speaking slots and industry discussions.
To meet us at the show or find out more about how we can help your organisation with challenges around Data Protection and Management, get in touch now.
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