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Critical Infrastructure will be held on May 1 2019 at the Lowry Hotel in Salford Manchester


hether you manage a Data centre, operations room, production


facility, hospital, airport, freight depot or commercial property you have systems and infrastructure which if it failed would cripple your organisation and prevent it from operating. This one day event has been designed to


offer all those involved in the planning, delivery management and operations of critical infrastructure (including data centres) access to the latest in information, ideas, best practice that can benefit their team and organisations. Delivered by industry leaders and


experts in their field, the Critical Infrastructure Conference will utilise a mixture of presentations, workshops and interactive Q&A sessions to deliver a stimulating programme. Themes addressed include: •Systems design and planning •Risk analysis •Power & energy •Resilience/ back up systems


•Network infrastructure •Maintenance •Legislation and standards •Technology •Security (cyber & physical) •Management and people


NETWORKING AT THE HEART Information and ideas are vital, however at the heart of a great event is the opportunity to network, with peers, colleagues and suppliers. The Critical Infrastructure Programme is designed with the time, space and environment to encourage delegates, exhibitors and speakers to interact and forge lasting relationships. Critical Infrastructure is free for end


Critical Infrastructure May 1 2019 Lowry Hotel, Manchester critical-infrastructure.uk +44 (0) 1892 779992


users delegates to attend. Companies wishing to exhibit or sponsor should contact the Critical Infrastructure Team on +44 (0) 1892 779992 or email: adamdonovan@stepex.com. For the latest information and registration visit critical-infrastructure.uk.


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