A heads-up that the Autotask Community on Tour event that takes place this Friday 18th November in London has *exploded* in popularity over this past week!
I understand the team at Autotask were expecting around 100 registrations, but with the upsurge in new Autotask users within the UK over the past few months and the strong line-up for the day, at the close of business on Friday registration had exceeded 200!
To their credit, Autotask haven’t backed away from the situation and instead have moved the event from the original venue of the Holiday Inn in Oxford Circus to the Grand Connaught Rooms in London. If you’ve ever visited the Connaught before, you’ll know it’s a great venue!
What’s more, Autotask MVP Lee Evans of Vital dropped me a line on Friday to say that thanks to the new bigger venue, he’s contacted those non-Autotask users who expressed an interest in attending the event to welcome them along. As Lee said, “… it’s become less of a user group and more of a road-show come industry event that everyone is welcome to attend, and we are now able to accommodate more!”
I know that as well as Autotask flying in CEO Mark Cattini (who I interviewed on this blog a few weeks ago), Senior VP Len DiCostanzo and other senior staff, also in attendance will be GFI Max, Doyenz, Synaxon and the team from LogMeIn – who will be hosting a Cocktail Reception at the venue after the event.
And if I had to guess, I’d bet on the fact that due to the increased exposure of this event, more recognisable names still will be in attendance…
If all that sounds too good, the downside is that I’ve been asked to present to – but you can tolerate 30 minutes of me talking about Backup and Disaster Recovery for MSP’s, right? 
Registration is free, so regardless of what PSA or RMM tool you’re using (or even if you’re not) – if you’re an IT Solution Provider or Managed Service Provider, get yourself across to http://www.autotask.com/ontour/london/ and register now.
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