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Bring your expertise and passion to our Task Forces!

Have you heard about our Task Forces: working groups adjacent to our main stream of member events? They bring together peers with specific expertise to exchange experiences and best practices, and are limited to users only, to maximise open and transparent discussions. Why not join one (check your membership plan for your eligibility), and share your expertise with others who have the same passion?

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These very active groups are committed to sharing knowledge among subject matter experts and peers.  Each Task Force covers a highly relevant area: Vendor Management, Security, Privacy, Public Tenders and SAP S/4HANA. And the Beltug CIO Cabinet offers a platform for CIOs to exchange experiences and best practices, and to make suggestions to Beltug regarding issues, activities and lobbying efforts.

Why not join them? A Corporate Basic membership allows your organisation to participate in 1 task force, while a Corporate Premium membership plan lets you have delegates in as many task forces as you want. Please keep in mind that the task forces are not open to IT service providers and consultants (associate members).

 

Are you interested in joining or finding out more? Check out our website or reach out to us!

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