The Ultimate Partner Discovery Experience for the data center supply chain comes to data center valley!
With more and more information exchanged online, we believe in-person content and networking should be experiential, memorable and based upon individuals meeting individuals.
We are delighted to bring the globally renowned DCD>Connect series to data center valley in the heart of Loudoun County where capacity is set to double once again! We are welcoming 500+ of the data center design and construction supply chain, for 2 days of debates, workshops, panels, interviews, demos and 1-2-1 introductions to support technology discovery and day-to-day best-practice.
In addition to our industry-leading content, we’ve also added a host of new networking and relationship building opportunities, so that you can connect with the industry's tech innovators in a 5-star setting, (think golf mornings, networking cafes, open bars and wine-tasting experiences) to reinforce your existing relationships and build new ones.
Tickets for DCD>Connect | Virginia
If you are a buyer or specifier of data center technology working on, or planning, new projects anywhere in North America, you can apply for a Buyer Pass to this event.
This includes all types of data center operator (enterprise, cloud and colocation) as well as AECs involved in the design and construction eco-system.
VIP buyer passes include:
- Your ticket to the event, including all of the content, main stage presentations, talks, debates, workshops and more
- 4x mandatory pre-arranged tech discovery meetings tailored to your buying requirements (20 mins)
- 1x closed door, hosted buyer networking lunch
- Full access to all of the onsite networking activations
- Hosted food and beverages throughout, including open bars, networking cafes and more
*Please note, that due to capacity limits, we are unable to accept more than 10 registrations per AEC/Advisory company. There is no capacity limit on groups from enterprise or colocation, however those with a sales, marketing or business development role must book a paid pass in order to attend.
Apply for a PassIf you are a buyer or specifier of data center technology working on, or planning, new projects anywhere in North America, but you cannot accept event gratuities from prospective partners, you can attend this event as a Private Buyer.
Private buyer passes are available to all types of data center operator (enterprise, cloud and colocation) as well as AECs involved in the design and construction eco-system.
Private Buyer Passes Include:
- Your ticket to the event, including all of the content, main stage presentations, talks, debates, workshops and more
- Full access to all of the onsite networking activations
- Hosted food and beverages throughout, including open bars, networking cafes and more
Business Development passes are available to any individual with a sales, marketing or business development function within AEC/Advisory, colocation or cloud organisations. However, at this time, Technology Vendors can only attend the DCD>Connect series in a partnership capacity.
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What's on at DCD>Connect | Virginia
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Industry-leading content
Including Major Panels, Case study presentations, debates and DCD>Talks
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Best-in-class partner & technology discovery
Enjoy 24hrs of cutting edge tech discovery on the show floor, with demos and emerging tech from over 50+ partners onsite
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Unparalleled networking opportunities
Including Networking Café's, Business Lounges, Hosted lunches and even a golf tournament
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Closing Drinks Reception
Wind down with live music and free-flowing drinks amongst old and new industry friends on closing night
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The pressure we're under to build faster and bigger means my team is always on the lookout for new technology and partners to get us there. For the last year we’ve had to rely heavily on pre-lockdown relationships. We’re coming to diversify our partner ecosystem & strengthen existing relationships, because truthfully, only so much can be done on Zoom.
Mark Flanagan, Group Managing Director, Kirby Group Engineering -
We're constantly churning through white papers. Listening to webinars. Looking for case studies on how new technologies are being applied in data centers. But we need to meet vendors face-to-face because we've always got more questions. And it’s not just about understanding the nuances of the tech. It’s about building the trust too.
David Hall, Senior Director Technology Innovation, Equinix