Handle Explosive Data and Communications Growth
Seminar Details:Date: March 28, 2012Time: 4:00 PMLocation: Beacon Grille, 100 Sylvan Road, Woburn, MaA decade ago, supporting the data and voice communications of your company meant two things: connecting a few devices such as an office phone and a laptop, and supporting the data and devices on the back end. With yearly exponential data growth, companies today need to find a way to support numerous devices, with users accessing data from anywhere, while keeping data storage and networking requirements in mind. Workers today expect to do business anywhere, anytime, on any device. Few of these workers think about what it means to support their voice or data requirements on the back end, that is, except for the team whose job it is to keep the infrastructure running at maximum capacity. Join NWN for a complimentary lunch at the Beacon Grille in Woburn to explore options for dealing with explosive growth in data and devices. AGENDA: 4:00 PM - Data Center Efficiency with Intel Businesses demand IT energy efficiency, but also optimized capacities, lower energy costs, and room for growth, find out how intel technologies help to achieve this 4:30 PM - Cisco UCS as a backbone of your Data and Communications Unite computing, networking, virtualization and collaboration into a cohesive system Enable rapid provisioning of applications and infrastructure from shared pools of computing, storage, and network resource 5:15 PM - Dinner Served 5:20 PM - Providing reliable communications to rapidly growing number of users and devices Discover new features and tools in UC since your last implementation Take a look at the differences between an on premise or cloud-based delivery model 6:00 PM - Dessert and Networking
Businesses demand IT energy efficiency, but also optimized capacities, lower energy costs, and room for growth, find out how intel technologies help to achieve this
Unite computing, networking, virtualization and collaboration into a cohesive system Enable rapid provisioning of applications and infrastructure from shared pools of computing, storage, and network resource
Discover new features and tools in UC since your last implementation Take a look at the differences between an on premise or cloud-based delivery model
