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 Event Overview Discover the power of two: Software AG and webMethods come together to form the world’s largest independent business infrastructure software company. This Autumn sees the return and amalgamation of the Software AG Customer Innovation Day with the webMethods Business Integration Forum, to become a new entity, the Software AG Business Innovation Day. The dual inheritance will result in an exceptional day of informative sessions packed with case studies, strategic roadmaps, industry experts, and hands-on demonstrations, all set against the backdrop of the world’s finest collection of historic artefacts, The British Museum. Adding to the superlative content, the venue is all the more enhanced for us this year by the presence of the most exciting exhibition in the UK for many years: the terracotta army of the First Emperor of China. Qin Shihuangdi, in case you had forgotten his name, clearly understood that getting ahead couldn’t be achieved in isolation when he brought together the provinces of the south-east Asian continent to form what is today the world’s oldest surviving political entity, China. Today, he is better known for the extraordinary army of terracotta warriors that he had buried alongside him to protect his journey into the afterlife, and whilst the First Emperor might not recognise the high-tech world in which we live and work today, he’d certainly have appreciated the forward thinking that led Software AG to team up with webMethods – making us the world’s largest independent provider of Business Infrastructure Software. I am delighted to invite you to join us, and discover how the spirit of innovation can shape your business.  Jim Close Senior Vice President & Country Manager, Software AG (UK) Limited P.S. I urge you to register soon for this event as spaces are strictly limited. Early bird registrations will be entered into a draw for a ticket to see the exhibition during the lunch break on the day.
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| Armoured general, terracotta, Qin dynasty (221-206 BC). Museum of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang, Lintong, Shaanxi Province, China. Photo by kind permission Shaanxi Provincial CulturalRelics Bureau © The Trustees of the British Museum. | |
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