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Blade.org Technology Symposium announced
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=854892
Blade.org Technology Symposium will convene Blade.org member companies, end users and stakeholders to explore the top seven trends that are shaping the future of blade server-powered data centers: virtualization, dynamic IT, power and cooling, security, networking, storage, and microprocessing and memory. The first-annual symposium will feature guidance on where technology is headed from technical executives and senior technologists at APC, BLADE Network Technologies, Brocade, Devon IT, Emulex, IBM, Intel, NetApp, NetXen, QLogic, VirtenSys and VMware as well as a panel of visionary end user adopters of advanced data center and blade server technologies.
Very cool, it will be interesting to hear what the trends are, the more we discuss them, the more opportunities and possibilites can be developed – what works for me at bank or enterprise A, might be the complete opposite in a small business.
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