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The SE-Corp team are true professionals
 

The SE-Corp team are true professionals and organise the best possible events. There are many summits, but they create a positive environment which enables delegates to discuss freely and openly about concerns and issues - something many organisers aim for but only a very few achieve.”

Carsten Boeckmann, Ovum MD ANZ

Managing Increasingly Complex and Dynamic Architectures

Harness the collective intelligence of your peers, share best practice, trade war stories with Australia’s largest IT users and Data Centre eco-system and plan for success. Over 40 Keynotes, Roundtables, Collaborative Think-Tanks and Workshops across a unique 40 hour event.

A Rapidly Shifting Landscape

Dozens of new Data Centres will be switched on and populated within the next two years, thousands of corporates will move services to the cloud, and many businesses will come online thanks to the National Broadband Network. Most large enterprise and government IT departments are consolidating but face ever-increasing capacity, latency and availability demands. Communication across the entire value chain – from Data Centre  operator to IT users – is required to bridge the gaps and ensure best outcomes – not just for individual services but for the wider Australian Data Centre industry and its ability to compete as a regional hub.

Managing Increasingly Complex and Dynamic Architectures

Your Challenges: • Simplify and optimise your infrastructure. • Support mission critical client, IT and business needs, increasingly through virtualised and cloud-based services. • Satisfy increasing demands with fewer resources. • Balance network and application performance, availability and latency. • Leverage legacy; consolidate, transform and simplify whilst also divesting, rationalising, migrating and embracing third party capacity. • Predict and plan capacity demand and risk in the face of VMSprawl and Mobile proliferation. • Integrate private, public, hybrid, physical and virtual environments across distributed WANs, varying SLAs and multiple stakeholders. • Prepare for higher density computing and more demands on storage and network • Negotiate fluctuating power costs

Main themes for the 2013 agenda – led by iTnews Editor Brett Winterford

The Summit endeavours to align the requirements of IT users with those resources being made available by DC builders and operators. Topics will be tackled from a C-level stakeholder perspective, with presentations covering common political, eco-system, future technology and capacity issues. These will be complemented by deep-dive sessions and private roundtables to allow each delegate to tailor their specific event content.

– Building out the capacity  and capability required for domestic cloud computing services. – Managing increasingly complex and dynamic IT architecture.

Data Centre Strategy Summit 2013 – not another conference – Network, Meet and Benchmark

Networking and benchmarking with your peers is essential. Trading best practice, war stories and word of mouth supplier referrals will make sure you stay a step ahead. Sadly the specific opportunities are too few, the generic opportunities too many. With that said and with such demands on your time, as a stakeholder - you need to make sure the few events you actually can attend deliver the maximum benefit and specific ROI. We promise no death by PPT, no generic data, no product marketing and back-to-back vendor-led presentations . We will instead deliver a unique chance to be involved, deep-dive, interact with your peers and come away with real ideas, relationships and strategies to help you achieve your organisational and operational goals.

With decades of experience across global markets in engaging at the strategic, operational and corporate level, along with delivering summits to you and your peers, we are proud to bring you the 2013 Australian Data Centre Strategy Summit A 40-hour deep-dive event and the most effective way for industry stakeholders to:

• Get 1-1 with others in your situation in the value chain, in both large and smaller groups • Immerse yourself overnight for the 40 hour event, with numerous networking opportunities • Spend quality interactive time with your peers and build your human network • Trade war stories and assess real-life best practice, pitfalls and innovations • Keep up with technology and service advances and find alternative solutions to your problems • Discuss and debate the challenges and prospects of this critical sector • Build your perfect agenda and customised programme, tailored specifically to you

Let us show you How? email jim.berry@se-corp.com.au for qualification and access to the site