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Meet us at the 2013 API Days in Paris

By Clément Nivolle

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Are these words meaning something to you?

Turn the APIs, Internet of Things and Data deluge into business fuel.

Beacause this is the mantra of the APIdays, a great conference holding in Paris, during the december 4 & 5.

APIdays annual conference, with the presence of worldwide-class speakers will present all the opportunities to better understand paradigms behind APIs, thinking the future of Software through APIs, on Cloud, Big Data and Internet of Things topics.

Quentin Adam – our mighty CEO – will held the conference "How PaaS and tools can make you more efficient", at 9:00 the first day. Don't hesitate to poke us via Twitter if you want to meet!

Whoo! SPECIAL OFFER: If you are looking to got to the APIdays event, you can save 30% today using the code “CLEVERAPI”.

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