Functional Programming Conference 2017

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For over 35 years, functional programming has been a hot research topic. However in the last 5 years, driven by the need to build massively concurrent systems and to handle big-data, we have experienced a rapid adoption of functional programming concepts by diverse companies, ranging from tech start-ups to financial institutes. These days, functional programming is at the heart of every, new generation programming technologies. Companies are employing functional programming to enable more effective, robust, and flexible software development. This has given birth to a very vibrant community of functional programmers, who are constantly exploring ways to bring functional programming concepts to the world of enterprise software development. Functional Conf is designed to bring the growing community of functional programmers together under one roof. At Functional Conf: * participants can understand the fundamentals concepts behind functional programming, * they can learn how others are using functional programming to solve real world problems, * practitioners can meet peers and exchange their experience, * experts can share their expertise on practical usage and gotchas in functional programming concepts. More details: http://functionalconf.com/ or https://confengine.com/functional-conf-2017

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325 Delegates from 13 Countries

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Early Adopters and
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This Conference rooms is ﬁlled with the best and brightest. Our conference thrives on change agents, thought leaders
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Attendees include Founders, CTOs, Architects, Developers, Testers, …
Participants from 138 Companies with 122 Unique Roles
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6. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK DELEGATES 6 325 Delegates from 13 Countries

7. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK Average Age: 21 – 62 Early Adopters and Change Agents Rather Than Followers This Conference rooms is ﬁlled with the best and brightest. Our conference thrives on change agents, thought leaders & inﬂuencers. Attendees include Founders, CTOs, Architects, Developers, Testers, … Participants from 138 Companies with 122 Unique Roles Connected, Engaged And Committed To Company’s Success Global Team Member. Connectors Within Their Companies 7 WHO IS IN THE ROOM?

8. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK 8 PARTICIPATING COMPANIES Accionlabs Acko General Insurance Ac1veSphere ADP India. AgileFAQs Tech Airbus Akamai Technologies Alert Logic Allstate Altran Technologies India Amazon Apinf APInf Oy. Applica1ve & Tweag I/O Ather Energy AxiomChoice Betaout Bigbinary Blippar Bombinate Technologies Caravel Channel Bridge SoLware Cisco ClearSeman1cs ClearTax Codemancers Cogni1veScale CTS Concur ConfEngine Consultant Cosmicvent SoLware Curl Cybrilla Technologies Data61 / CSIRO DCEngines Dyalog Edyst EFI elcomCMS Enspire Commerce Equal Experts Ericsson Erlang Solu1ons ESG ESTECO Excella Expedia, Inc. Farmizen First.io Flipkart Ford Motor Company Free-launcher GembaTech glassbeam GO-JEK Good Karma gozefo GreyOrange Hammerhead Naviga1on HCL Technologies HelloTomorrow HelpshiL Technologies hungryhouse IBM IDeaS Indiana University Innova Inc Intrepid Online Retail Intuit Invesco India IPsoL IRadix Inc JUSPAY LeanFP Lister Technologies Mgage Microfocus MicrosoL Mobigesture Monoid Systems MW Nelkinda SoLware CraL Netstratum Technologies Nilenso SoLware NITTE Minakshi college NRIFT OCaml Labs oogway consul1ng OptumSoL Oviyum Owler PayPal India Perﬁos PERSONAL Playment Polarizer Technologies Priceline Programmer qplum Real Logic RedBus Redmart RedMart India Robert Bosch Samsung Research Ins1tute Sandvine SAP Concur SAP Labs India Scripbox Sigmoid SRM Swisscom / Orexio Subvisual Target Corpora1on Tarka Labs The HINDU GROUP ThoughtWorks TomTom India Tomorrow Vision TopScreenMedia TRX.tv Twobeards Consul1ng TypeLead Udaan Uniﬁ SoLware Unisys Uppsala University Vaca1on Labs Valtrove People Solu1ons vmware Vocera Communica1ons Vroom WeInvest WeShine Tech WoxelWorks LLP Zalando Zynga Inc

9. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK DEMO & LIGHTNING TALKS 9 Take Charge! Indulge in some brilliant conversations.

10. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK FUNCTIONAL CONF SPONSORS 10

11. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK PROGRAM TEAM 11

12. + + SHARELEARN NETWORK @FnConf or #FnConf17 12 THANK YOU

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