Accenture Lab’s Marc Carrel-Billiard to speak at Interop 2019

Accenture Lab’s Marc Carrel-Billiard to speak at Interop 2019
This year’s event will also offer a new tech fair, highlighted sessions and more 

Elly Yates-Roberts |


Interop 2019: The Unbiased IT Conference has expanded its programme and announced the first keynote that will speak in Las Vegas from 20-23 May, Marc Carrel-Billiard, global senior managing director at Accenture Labs. The event will also offer a new tech fair, highlighted sessions and more. 

Having worked with Accenture for nearly 20 years, Marc Carrel-Billiard has contributed to all five industries that Interop aims to serve. Prior to leading the company’s Technology Research and Development division, Carrel-Billiard was the global lead for Emerging Technology and held several global leadership roles within Accenture’s Technology Group. Additionally, he has worked across several areas of IT spanning voice recognition, knowledge-based systems and neural networks. 

Talks for the event have been organised into eight topics that represent the industry’s most critical areas, namely: infrastructure, security, emerging technology, DevOps, cloud, data and analytics, IT strategy, and professional development.

Among the talks, Archana Kesevan, senior manager of Product Marketing at ThousandEyes will present a session on ‘Public Cloud Performance: Which is the Right Cloud Provider for Your Business?’ Harry Sverdlove, chief technology officer and founder of Edgewise Networks will discuss ‘Statistical Analysis of Network Exposure’ and Rosalind Radcliffe, engineer at IBM will cover ‘DevOps in the Enterprise: Getting the Most Value’. 

Interop 2019 will offer attendees a new way to discover the industry’s latest innovations at its TechFair. Delegates will be able to network and watch demonstrations from solution providers in the pop-up marketplace.  

Register for the event. 

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