FOCUS CONFERENCE PREVIEW
DatacenterDynamics Conferences: Highlights, Events and Latest News
conference in 2010 – and the year isn’t even done yet! Of these, a record number – 1,250 – came to DCD London to listen to, and take part in, a variety of sessions covering everything from sustainable construction and data center maturity modelling through to aligning IT and facilities lifecycles and modular economizer designs.
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In a sign of the ever-growing importance of the event worldwide, a number of new technologies were given their global or
PARIS – 6 DECEMBER
Jean-Marie Leclerc
CIO - City of Geneva
s of mid November, 12,621 data center professionals were recorded as attending a DatacenterDynamics (DCD)
European launch. Finally, thanks in large part to the generosity of sponsors, more than £10,000 was raised for Help for Heroes, a UK charity.
DATACENTERDYNAMICS’ NEW CONFERENCE STREAMS - STRATEGY DECISIONS AND IT OPTIMIZATION
Design, Build, Operate is our longest running content stream that focuses on every part of the mission-critical facility lifecycle: from site selection and engineering design to power availability and data centre automation, this stream is must attend for any organization intending to build a data centre or running existing facilities.
DALLAS – 7 DECEMBER
Charles W Rego PE
Chief Data Center Architect, High Density Computing/ Cloud Division, Datacenter Group - Intel
However, for every decision to build a data centre there is one to outsource. Exploring an enterprise’s strategic options for data centre outsourcing – whether to outsource or how to take advantage of new enabling technologies to keep infrastructure in house cost effectively will be covered as Decision Strategy streams at DCD events for 2011.
Enterprises continually need to evaluate their data centre requirements and decide on how best to accommodate growth and the changing way in which business operates and uses IT. The effi ciency of the facility
Continued… BEIJING – 9 DECEMBER BaoQing Dong
Deputy Director of the Information Promotion Division-
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, P. R. China
Issue 13, Dec 10/Jan 11
Jean-Marie Leclerc from the City of Geneva, Jean-Francois Paccini,
Chief
Information
Offi cer at France’s Yellow Pages and Patrick Cambon from Strasbourg Hospital provide an insight into the process of devising a data center outsourcing strategy at our Paris event on 6 December this year.
Also covered at DCD Paris, will be studies on drawing up service level agreements; an examination of the cost of compute power and its fi nancial implications for the enterprize; and the cloud as an enabling technology for outsourcing services.
Microsoft’s Nic Bustamante examines how the corporate giant is managing its asset development as it experiences an evolution in data center infrastructure strategy that is driven by economic constraints, business requirements and growing customer demand for cloud services.
In an age where innovations in silicon technology are driving the development of large-scale Ethernet fabric that is being deployed to build-out cloud-based data centers, Nick Ilyadis, CTO of the Infrastructure Networking Group at Broadcom, will explore its impact on data center design and networks.
In an opening keynote, Dale Sartor from the Environmental Energy Technologies Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in the US, sets out a programme for benchmarking data center design and operation in China by drawing on best practice in Asia-Pacifi c.
In a nod to ASHRAE guidelines, Intel APAC data center solutions architect Larry Zhang examines the impact of energy effi ciency on data centers by raising the temperature of the facility. Dr Peng Cheng Li from the China National Institute of Standardisation will discuss the impact of China’s server-level energy-effi ciency standard.
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