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SAN DIEGO – September 22nd, 2009 – Nirvanix®, the premier enterprise cloud storage service provider, today announced the first of its CIO Roundtables, a series of events bringing together senior IT executives for the purpose of exchanging ideas about the adoption and integration of cloud storage. These events will be held in major cities across the country and focus on vertical implementations of cloud storage in the financial services, life sciences, media and entertainment industries. The informational event will present the challenges faced in keeping up with growing amounts of corporate data, enabling compliance, and the significant benefits of cloud storage for enterprise users. The first event will be held in New York on October 20th, 2009.

Attendees will learn details of successful enterprise cloud storage deployments directly from their peers, receive the latest market research from storage analysts, and share experiences, best practices and issues in an intimate and confidential environment. The format is geared toward facilitating open discussion, so attendance will be limited to 8-12 senior executives per group. Interested parties should contact a Nirvanix Solutions Representative to secure a spot.

The CIO Roundtable in New York City will focus on Financial Services organizations using cloud storage to enable compliance, optimize storage SLAs and reduce costs, with an emphasis on the technical and organizational elements that need to be considered. Arun Taneja, Founder of the Taneja Group, an analyst and consulting firm focused on storage and storage-centric server technologies, will be moderating the event. Jeff Boles, Taneja’s Senior Analyst and cloud specialist, will also be in attendance providing independent analysis on cloud adoption trends. A Fortune 50 CTO will discuss his experiences in evaluating and integrating cloud storage, followed by an interactive session and open discussion on key cloud storage considerations. Topics will include security, compliance, and network management.

It’s always interesting to hear what people are talking about at these kind of roundtable events, they often offer an insight to what is going on in the enterprise space, there are challenges to the cloud storage space, but as with buying in any service, it’s all about how you acknowledge and limit any liabilities or exposure to unnecessary risk, whether it’s process, organizational or economical.

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