By
Bob Flynn - Senior Program Manager, Cloud Infrastructure & Platform Services
The Higher Education Cloud Forum takes place in Atlanta, May 10–12, 2023.
The Cloud Forum is an annual gathering for higher education IT professionals to discuss the challenges, potential, and best practices for using hyper-scale computing tools and platforms to support enterprise computing, and academic research, as well as teaching and learning.
The event is created by higher ed, for higher ed. The target audience for the Cloud Forum is CIOs, directors of infrastructure, and of course, cloud enablement leadership and architects. Participants regularly identify the limited size and frank discussions the forum facilitates as core benefits of the event.
Attendance is restricted to staff, faculty, and with approval, students from institutions of higher education as well as invited guests. This year’s Cloud Forum venue will be limited to 84 participants. To accommodate as many institutions as possible, each institution may send no more than three attendees. We strongly encourage attendance by institutions early in their cloud journey.
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About the Author(s)
Bob Flynn is the Sr. PM of Cloud Infrastructure & Platform Services at Internet2. He joined Internet2 after nearly 25 years service at Indiana University. For years Bob has helped the higher education community explore, understand, and implement cloud-based hyper-scale technologies and innovations in support of their institutions’ academic and research missions. He manages the Cloud Infrastructure Community Program (CICP) and the Cloud Learning and Skills Sessions (CLASS) programs. His current focus is finding new ways to bring the community together to excel in their use of cloud technologies, wherever they may find them.