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ITIDA to Host DevOpsDays Cairo: Exploring Sustainable AI Practices

Get ready for DevOpsDays Cairo! This year's event, organized by ITIDA, will dive into how we can balance using advanced AI with keeping our work systems sustainable. It's all about making sure technology serves us well for the long run, focusing on people, processes, and tools.

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ITIDA to Host DevOpsDays Cairo: Exploring Sustainable AI Practices

The Software Engineering Competence Center (SECC), part of Egypt's Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA), is organizing the ninth edition of DevOpsDays Cairo. This exciting event will take place on September 26th at the Digital Egypt Innovation Center in Giza, under the theme "Sustainable DevOps Practices in the Era of Agent AI." This year's conference aims to explore how we can find the perfect balance between harnessing the advanced capabilities of artificial intelligence and ensuring our work systems remain sustainable. It will focus on three key areas: people, processes, and technical products and tools, all contributing to building more efficient and sustainable development and operations environments. The conference brings together specialists, experts, researchers, and practitioners from the fields of development, operations, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and software engineering. Its agenda includes sessions and technical presentations that will discuss the latest trends, practical applications, and challenges associated with adopting AI technologies in modern development environments. It's worth noting that the global DevOpsDays series kicked off in Belgium in 2009 and is now held in over 60 cities worldwide. These events focus on topics like software development, IT infrastructure operations, automation, cybersecurity, and organizational culture. Cairo has proudly hosted this event since 2018, making Egypt a leading Arab nation in organizing it. If you're interested in participating, you can submit your proposals for the conference until July 5th via this link.

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