Interop New York 2011 Keynote Panel: How to Identify and Clear Cloud Computing Hurdles
The majority of IT organizations have either already adopted, or are in the process of adopting cloud computing. The broad interest in cloud computing is understandable
given that, as explained in this report, the goal of cloud computing is to enable IT organizations to achieve a dramatic improvement in the cost effective, elastic
provisioning of IT services that are good enough.
The role of network management has fundamentally changed. It is no longer just about the availability of networks. It now includes managing the performance of networks, applications and services. In addition, the continued deployment of new functionality, such as mobility and the virtualization of just about every component of IT, is making the task of network management significantly more challenging.
Interop has compiled a strategic guide featuring delivering key insights, important strategies and best practices
for cloud computing.
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Feeling bewildered by the slew of new acronyms, technologies and concepts describing virtualization? This is the presentation for you.
Which WLAN architecture is going to best serve the diverse missions of today's (and tomorrow's) enterprise LAN? Is a controller still required, or will more-distributed architectural approaches dominate?
Power management doesn't just stop at the outlet either. It requires thorough integration into the virtualization layer to ensure the compute environment that stays protected.
Organizations must be able to protect themselves regardless, and do so in a way that is in parity with business operations, maintains employee and partner agility, and is manageable without the complexity of the solution being worse than the attack itself. -
Interop has compiled a strategic guide featuring delivering key insights, important strategies and best practices for cloud computing.
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Interop New York 2011 Keynote Panel: How to Identify and Clear Cloud Computing Hurdles
Interop New York 2011 Keynote: Sujai Hajela, Cisco
Interop New York 2011 Keynote: Carole Post, NYCIT
Interop New York 2011 Keynote: John Roese, Huawei
Interop New York 2011 Keynote: Werner Vogels, Amazon -
Interop New York 2011 Keynote: Robert Wahbe, Microsoft
At Interop New York 2010, Ben Gibson, VP of Data Center/Virtualization at Cisco, delivered a keynote titled, "The Advantage of a World Without Walls"
Interop New York 2010 Keynote Panel: Cloud Computing: The New Platform, Day 2
Interop New York 2010 Keynote: Dario Zamarian, Networking Platform VP and General Manager, Dell
Interop New York 2010 Keynote: Dirk Gates, CEO and Founder of Xirrus -
Interop New York 2010 Keynote: Dave Crespi, CTO, Emulex
(TSG), an approximately $41B business. TSG encompasses storage and servers, software and services, including EDS, HP's outsourcing business. The products and services from this organization serve HP's business customers of all sizes in more than 170 countries. Marius Haas is senior vice president and general manager of the ProCurve Networking business. He oversees the group's worldwide operations, with a focus on expanding its position as a leading networking supplier in the market. Previously, Haas served as senior vice president of strategy and corporate development for HP.
New requirements, new architectures and new constraints are creating a new order inside the data center. Our panel of experts will debate the effects of virtualization and high-speed networking as they describe the shape of things to come and what users need to do to prepare for the next generation of data center solutions. This keynote panel from Interop Las Vegas 2009 is moderated by Art Wittmann of InformationWeek and Lenny Heymann of Interop. Panelists include Mark Day of Riverbed, Paul McNab of Cisco, Dave Stevens of Brocade, and David Yen of Juniper.
John McAdam has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of F5 Networks, as well as on the board of directors, since July 2000.
Russ Daniels is vice president and chief technology officer of Cloud Services Strategy at HP.
Presentations
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It will highlight key best practices, learned over many years of experience, and help put any organization on the path to mobile success. We'll cover, in depth, vital issues related to managing a mobile workforce and ensuring security and integrity, and also explore the very important emerging field of mobile device management.
Learn how to identify appropriate reliability criteria, based on the users specific business objectives, for the data center services; facility and IT enterprise architecture.
This presentation will give you the foundation you need to understand where utility computing is headed and arm you with the fundamentals of on-demand infrastructure.
The presentation features best practices for deploying IPv6 with a variety of associated technologies.
This presentation will demonstrate how a layered approach can deliver a security that exceeds that of most all wired networks today. -
This presentation is a primer on how to implement advanced management capabilities such as dynamic workload balancing, automated policy-based workflows, self service provisioning, high availability, automated disaster recovery, and capacity and performance management.
This presentation will cover a range of new technologies that provide enterprise-class productivity and data protection without breaking the budget.
A new breed of testing methodologies and tools is required to test or monitor converged networks and to isolate problems. This presentation will analyze and categorize these tools, and list vendors that provide the different kinds of solutions needed to manage today's complex networks.
To thrive in the world of utility computing, you need to think cloudy. In this presentation, you'll learn where common wisdom fails, and how to change your mindset when it comes to on-demand architectures.
The Cloud Ready Data Center - Sponsored by Alcatel Lucent -
As data centers converge, the lines of responsibility for storage, server, application and network teams are blurring.
