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20 Jun
Sydney Australia Hilton Sydney

Design. Build. Operate

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Many enterprise disciplines impact how data centers are designed, built and operated. How they work together is often a function of the success of any project. Our multi-streamed conference programs ensure that there all parties can appreciate and learn how their own remit can impact this process:
  • Chief Information and Technology Officers
  • Datacenter Facilities Managers and Engineers
  • Information 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

"This show has become my favorite regional data center industry event because of its unique single day format and for the quality of the content provided by its featured speakers (and I'm not just saying that because I'm a presenter). Many shows of this type turn into a commercial for the vendors that pay good money to sponsor the event.
What sets DataCenterDynamics apart is that the event organizers demand that each presentation be consultative in nature. Additionally, they make every effort to review and comment on each presentation before the event. If you haven't attended this key data center industry event yet, I hope you'll get the chance to do so in the near future."

Peter T. Sacco, President - PTS Data Center Solutions, Inc.

"DCD has always had a very good blend of what we have to talk about right now, what we will be talking about next year, and what we should be talking about 5 years from now. It's that wide blend over a whole stack of things that really brings us back to DCD every year."

James Dow, Chief Technology Officer - CS Technology

 

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Registered attendees of an event are able to access the majority of the material presented after an event. We are introducing a new system - PresentationPLAYBACK - which enables you to listen to a full sound recording of the session along with the PowerPoint and any associated movies in a single file.

You will therefore need to have a recent version of Adobe Flash Player installed on your computer in order to view them (Google Chrome Users need not worry about this, as it's pre-built-in). Although we now endeavour to record all presentations in this format, occasionally - for technical reasons beyond our control - it is not possible to fully capture all sessions; in such cases you will only be able to view a PDF.

To access PresentationPLAYBACK you must be signed into your account. Click on the MyDCD button on the top navigation panel which will take you to your personal homepage - on the right hand column you will find an area headed 'My Presentations'. Here are listed the conferences you have access to (see access and restrictions below). The links will take you to the programme page of that conference, and by clicking on a session you will be taken to the individual conference asset where you will find the feature. Alternatively you can navigate to the conference site you wish and acess the file directly from there - remember you must be signed in.

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