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San Francisco 2013

At the start of this year California became the first state to put a price on carbon emissions. The Cap-and-Trade program, part of California's Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), forms a core part of that state’s ambitious energy policy targets.

As large energy consumers, how will this affect data center operators? What efficiencies can be put in place to take the new tax into account internally or should more focus lie on the utility grid?

And how will this impact data center investment? what will the continued trend toward virtualization and consolidation mean in this context? There will be fewer data centers, but will higher densities demand and energy demand counter-act any savings?

As converged infrastructure becomes the norm and network programmability on the rise, how is this changing the data center landscape? Is the world of many Clouds being made easier? And how will the continued evolution of virtualization, SDN and the emergence of the Software Defined Data Center make themselves felt? Is the continued move towards virtualilzation and multi-vendor networks actually simplifying and economising the data center?

With 5 halls offering up to date information from leading industry experts in the form of individual sessions addressing Power, DCIM, virtualization, Cloud Computing and the rise of the Software Defined Data Center, DCD Converged San Francisco is the event to explore the latest trends and technologies in the data center space.

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Key topics:

DESIGN, BUILD,OPERATE:
From site selection and engineering design through to power availability and full data center automation

OUTSOURCING DECISIONS:
From collocation to Platform-as-a-Service, from Software-as-a-Service, to building your data centre capacity in the cloud

IT OPTIMIZATION:
Insight on how IT needs drive data centre strategy and how that impacts infrastructure requirements

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DatacenterDynamics San Francisco is specifically designed to fill the knowledge and networking needs for both those responsible for the design, build an operation of IT facilities as well as key IT decision makers responsible for strategic decisions regarding capacity planning and technology investment.

  • Chief Information and Technology Officers
  • Datacenter Facilities Managers and EngineersInformation Technology and Infrastructure Managers
  • Network, Cabling and Communication Engineers and Integrators
  • Architects, Design Build Consultants, and MEP Professionals
  • Datacenter, Commercial Office Space and Operations Staff
  • NOC, SOC and DOC Staff and Managers
  • Server, Storage and Application Administrators
  • C-level executives (Chief Executive Officer / Chief Information Officer / Chief Operating Officer / Chief Financial Officer / Chief Technology Officer)
  • Data Center Managers and Directors
  • Data Center Project Managers
  • IT Directors
  • IT Project Managers
  • Infrastructure Directors
  • IT Consultants
  • Data Centre Consultants
  • Business Analysts
  • Finance Directors & Managers

 

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