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Defining Software Defined Storage (SDS): What it is, and isn’t, Seattle Tech Forum, Jan. 28
January 28, 2014 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Defining Software Defined Storage (SDS): What it is, and isn’t, Seattle Tech Forum
When: Tuesday, January 28, 2014, to
Where: Bellevue City Hall, 450 110th Ave NE, Bellevue
What: A panel discussion on Software Defined Storage (SDS). Industry experts will demonstrate use cases, contrast different viewpoints and answer some of the most common questions surrounding SDS.
What skills are needed to deploy SDS?
What type of budget is needed to get your feet wet with SDS?
How does SDS define the problem of flat growth for the IT budget? Staffing?
Exponential growth for additional capacity? What drives that?
Is SDS HIPPA compliant? What are the core things you need to know about HIPPA compliance with SDS?
Is Hybrid Storage an option with SDS.
STF will also be covering use cases for the most common uses of SDS for Media and Entertainment companies, Cloud Providers and much more.
Who:
- Steven Umbehocker, CEO & Founder – OS Nexus, Steve has worked in the enterprise software & storage industry for nearly two decades at Citrix Systems, Symantec, VERITAS Software and now OS NEXUS.
- Paul Bibaud, Solutions Architect – Pogo Linux/Pogo Storage, Paul has an enormous amount of experience in SDS and has over 600 deployments in field with some very insightful use cases to talk about.
- Moderator: Scott Gorcester, CEO – VirtualQube, Scott has been working on Storage for over 20 years and is a recognized leader in the IT industry, architecting infrastructure and data hosting solutions built on Microsoft and Citrix technology.
How Much: $3
How: Register here.
