CompTIA Communities Ready to Share Best Practices and Business Challenges at ChannelCon 2016

And CompTIA, the non-profit association for the technology industry, today announced that seven of its member communities will be based on interactive presentations, panel discussions and additional sessions in 2016 ChannelCon CompTIA and, "Breaking Borders" for 1-3 August planning diplomat Resort and Spa in Hollywood, Florida.

"ChannelCon community meetings are an important part of our programming because they provide information technology solutions providers, suppliers, distributors, consultants and opinion leaders a platform to discuss issues, trends and opportunities facing industry and the customers they serve, "said Kelly Ricker, senior vice president, events and education, CompTIA and more.

Some of these community meetings focused on issues related to the business of creating amazing experiences for fans grow their business and customer management services. A few sessions with a focus on technology are also planned, including the ubiquitous nature of security and the use of large volumes of data and business intelligence in managed print services.

Moreover, participants are looking ChannelCon gambling market for cloud services will not want to miss "Do you have enough good offer cloud?" And "Cloud Crowdsourcing Insights" with interactive discussion and review of trends and ideas obtained from CompTIA members and community clouds.

For participants to increase gender diversity in the workplace, "create a culture that generates confidence" it will address how women and men can have the confidence they need to succeed.

Young professionals wants to participate in the "Who are you anyway?" The personality and leadership and provide information about starting a successful consulting and developing strong working relationships with colleagues.

"One of the most important aspects of CompTIA members and the opportunity to communicate, collaborate and be part of the collective influence in the community and is a member of CompTIA," said Jim Hamilton, vice president, community members, CompTIA and more. "Together, our communities a successful track record of driving positive change in the IT channel and the technology industry as a whole, and we're excited to take this opportunity to highlight the achievements, experiences and their studies are ChannelCon 2016."

CompTIA communities and will be presented during ChannelCon include the advancement of women in the cloud, the future leaders, computer security, support services, managed services and print services. Members of the international community of CompTIA and, ANZ channel including information technology, companies from Canada and Great Britain channel will also be present during the event.