If you received a promo code, please click on "New Registration", and your offer will be applied on the next screen.

Please note that your registration status depends on your role in the industry. You will need to identify with one of the following roles:

IT Executive/Manager?
SNW is intended to be a learning opportunity for IT executives and managers in IT end-user organizations.  With that in mind, attendance is restricted to individuals who have influence to buy or lease computer hardware, software or services for their organization.  As a result, registration applications submitted by those who do not have IT responsibilities, or by representatives of vendor organizations, integrators, VARs, consultants, and the like, may be subject to further review, with approval at the discretion of Computerworld.

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 Channel Partner/Integrator/Consultant
Channel Partners and Integrators are invited to participate in SNW.

There are three registration packages available to fit your specific needs.  Companies registering for any of these packages will be invited to participate in all Conference Sessions, Expo and posted meals and receptions.

Package A ($4,000) - Benefits include two Full Conference Registrations for representatives from your organization.  Your company may also invite up to 4 IT Executive/Manager Customers with a Full Conference Registration to attend SNW Fall (IT Executive/Manager Registrations must comply with the disclaimer listed under the IT Executive/Manager Option).

Package B ($3,000) - Benefits include two Full Conference Registrations for representatives from your organization.  Your company may also invite up to 2 IT Executive/Manager Customers with a Full Conference Registration to attend SNW Fall (IT Executive/Manager Registrations must comply with the disclaimer listed under the IT Executive/Manager Option).

Package C ($990) - Benefits include one Full Conference Registration for a representative from your organization.

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 Members of the Press
Members of the press are encouraged to attend this conference, and journalists who present valid press credentials will receive complimentary press registrations.  To register as press, please contact Topaz Partners at computerworld@topazpartners.com.   

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 Representatives from Sponsoring/Exhibiting Companies
As a sponsor/exhibitor, you may be eligible to attend using a registration provided with your sponsorship. (If those registrations have already been assigned/used, then you may register at the prevailing rates. Please contact your company's SNW Event Manager for availability of sponsorship passes.) Questions? Call 1-800-883-9090 or email snwreg@computerworld.com.

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Non-sponsoring/exhibiting IT vendor companies
Vendors are encouraged to participate in SNW through sponsorship. (Details are available by contacting Ann Harris at 1-508-820-8667.) Alternatively, vendors (as well as other "non-IT end-user" professionals as defined by Computerworld), may apply for registration at the "non-sponsoring vendor" rate of $5,000. Determination of what constitutes a "non-sponsoring vendor" registration is made exclusively by Computerworld. Please contact Ann Harris at 1-508-820-8667 with questions.  All non-sponsoring vendors must adhere to Computerworld's non-solicitation policy.*

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 Questions?
Call Customer Service at 1-800-883-9090.

*Non-Solicitation Policy:
SNW is intended to enable our conference sponsors the exclusive right to promote their products and services to the attendees of this event. All other attendees are prohibited from engaging in the marketing of their products and services in all designated areas of the conference and anywhere else in the host hotel. Furthermore, attendees representing competitive products and services to those offered by Computerworld, including but not limited to the Computerworld publication and Computerworld.com, are similarly restricted. Violators of these restrictions will be expelled from SNW and the host hotel without reimbursement.

"...the greatest thing about being at SNW is the ability to network with peers and discover the latest technologies coming from the vendors ... many of today’s technology conferences have a very broad industry appeal and don’t deliver the real-world, topic-specific information that SNW provides to its end users..."
Sasan Hamidi, CISO, Interval International

“The value of SNW is being able to meet a lot of your peers and seeing how they solve similar problems—what worked and sometimes more importantly what didn’t work and their experience with different vendors. There is also the chance to see what new technology is being showcased from the vendors.”

-Bill Montgomery, Manager Information Systems, Lulu.com

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