DMTF Newsletter 2008

Management Matters, June 2008	Page 6

Register for NGDC 2008

Registration is now open for the Next Generation Data Center Conference & Expo in San Francisco, August 4 – 7! Sign up today and discover real-world, ready-to-deploy solutions to transform every element of your infrastructure—and leverage the latest innovations for advanced storage, networking, consolidation, virtualization, and green power to build a robust platform for long-term business growth and efficiency.

At NGDC this year, you’ll get the opportunity to:

Get practical, real-world guidance and inspiration from more than 75 technical sessions and visionary keynotes by the industry’s top practitioners
Brainstorm, network and share experiences at exciting special events with peers from throughout the IT community
Discover products, services and complete solutions for every part of your data infrastructure from more than 200 key exhibitors

Also be sure to check out DMTF President Winston Bumpus’ presentation entitled “Simplifying Virtualization Management: From Deployment to Operational Management.” Winston’s session will focus on how DMTF management standards for server and client management have been crucial in reducing complexity and cost via management interoperability. Winston will also discuss how DMTF has focused on developing standards for managing the lifecycle of a virtualized environment.

Click here to take advantage of Early Bird Savings and your DMTF membership discount.

DMTF Sponsors the Storage Developer Conference

DMTF is proud to once again sponsor the Storage Developer Conference on September 22-25 in Santa Clara, Calif. Now in its fourth year and again expected to draw more than 250 developers and engineers participating in more than 50 sessions in multiple tracks, the Storage Developer Conference is the only event created by the storage industry for the storage industry.

SDC provides the information and know-how to further advance solutions with features that shorten time to market for a developed solution, increase acceptability and interoperability in production environments and help participants understand where storage technologies are heading. In addition, plans are being finalized for the CIFS and iSCSI plugfests.

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