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Save the Date: 20 October 2026 – ElasticON Amsterdam

By 11/06/2026Headlines

Save the Date: 20 October 2026 – ElasticON Amsterdam

On 20 October, Elastic users, experts and innovators will meet at ElasticON Amsterdam. We will be there. Will you?

The world of data, search, observability, security, and AI is developing at breakneck speed. During ElasticON Amsterdam, you'll discover how organisations are already using these technologies today to work smarter, gain faster insights, and extract more value from data.

On Tuesday 20 October 2026, ElasticON will once again come to the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam. The event brings together Elastic users, experts and technology partners for a day full of inspiring sessions, practical case studies and the latest developments within the Elastic ecosystem.

PuurData is also in attendance. As an Elastic Elite Partner, we’d be delighted to discuss the challenges and opportunities within your data environment. Naturally, we’ll also be sharing practical experiences and customer case studies from a wide range of sectors.

Are you curious about the future of Search AI, observability, security, or data solutions powered by Elastic? Then ElasticON should be on your agenda.

View the programme and register here (coming soon)
www.elastic.co/events/elasticon

We look forward to meeting you there.

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Would you like to know more or do you have a question about the possibilities, call us on 088-7887328, go to Contact or fill in the form below!

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