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Into the Box 2020 is Going Virtual!

Paulina Lainez March 20, 2020

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Paulina Lainez

March 20, 2020

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Ortus Solutions has been constantly monitoring the developments of COVID-19. Given health officials’ recommendations, we are taking the necessary measures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of partners, attendees, speakers and staff. As such, we have decided to move our conference online.

Into the Box 2020 was set to include intensive, hands-on workshops. However, we will be unable to conduct those online given the nature of the trainings, yet our sessions are still scheduled as planned. Given the above, the new conference dates will be from May 7th – 8th. As far as logistics go, we will host the sessions through an Ortus Zoom Webinar Account and take care of all the setup. 

The price to register will be $199. The ticket includes two-days two-tracks of non-stop sessions on the most relevant and engaging topics surrounding modern web and mobile technologies, development processes, software craftsmanship, and infrastructure. This price also includes access to all recordings!

For those who have already purchased their tickets and are still planning to attend the online Conference, we can reimburse you for the difference in prices, or, if requested, you can receive a full refund of your purchase.

We thank you for trusting us and we’ll be doing everything in our power to make sure Into the Box 2020 lives up to your expectations. 

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