Covid-19: What worries data center management most?
So far the industry has coped well - but there are some concerns for the future
The virtual conference on mission critical operations
How is COVID-19 going to change the way we operate data centers?
We’re bringing together leading mission critical operations professionals and technologists from across the world for a deep dive into the future of data center command and control. With operations staff in many locations now classified as essential workers, the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how important digital infrastructure is to our way of life. Couple this to the many exciting automation technologies now available and many believe there is big change ahead.
We will be looking at the operational strategies being deployed and the new infrastructure management stack that includes advanced DCIM, DMaaS, other remote monitoring and visualization tech and the network that connects them. We'll also be exploring how machine learning and AI will be leveraged in data center operations.
With 13 free-to-view expert sessions this one-day virtual conference will span both European and North American time zones to ensure that this is a truly global conversation. Hosted on our fully interactive platform you’ll be able to participate in live Q&A, audience polls and thought-leadership sessions with over 1,000 other "virtual" delegates.
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Thought Leaders
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Knowledge Partners
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Industry Partners
Your DCD virtual conference experience
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Learn
from a conference agenda packed with industry experts
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Interact
through live Q&A, instant polls and social media
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Network
with your peers on our AI-driven 1-2-1 meeting platform
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Exchange
ideas and knowledge with our virtual roundtables
Speakers include:
Connect with speakers & delegates live!
Registered owner/operator delegates can now connect with other professionals on our easy to use virtual networking platform. If you want to meet new people and gain the types of valuable insights you only get talking to people who share similar challenges, then this is the virtual alternative to meeting at a physical event.
- Join roundtables discussions after each conference session
- Arrange 1-2-1 meetings with our expert speakers and other delegates
- Meet new people on virtual speed networking
- Get advice at the genius bar
The COVID-19 pandemic is radically changing how professionals now access the knowledge and networking they previously got at industry events.
We've gone virtual and everyone loves it!
In the news:
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During the Covid-19 crisis, put people first
Data centers are recognized as critical infrastructure, and their staff are widely classified as “essential.” Let’s make sure we look after ourselves and the people who depend on us
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The Future of Data Center Operations
Data center operators need to find more efficient and cost-effective ways to operate mission critical data center facilities.
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Improve data center operations with forecasting
Leverage asset data to get the most out of your DCIM platform
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COVID-19 Industry Update - Bulletin 2
COVID-19 presents operators and owners of mission critical facilities and digital infrastructure with wide-ranging and often unforeseen challenges. This bulletin identifies issues and new developments and points to further resources.
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Data center staff classed as "essential" during pandemic
UK and Santa Clara among the authorities to specify digital infrastructure people are key workers
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Singapore goes into partial lockdown, exempts data center employees as essential
Essential services exempted from “circuit breaker”
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