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TECHFORUM ROUNDTABLE

Architecture Matters: From SANS to Grid--How to Architect for Utility Computing

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Architecture Matters: From SANS to Grid--How to Architect for Utility Computing
When:
Friday, Feb 24th, 8:30AM-12PM (with luncheon 12PM-1PM)
Location: The Bank of New York, 101 Barclay Street, the Green Room, 16th Floor. Click here for directions & a map.
Registration: Attendance to Corporate Challenge half-day meetings is limited to TechForum members or guests of members who are pre-approved (employed IT managers only). Pre-registration is required--anyone not registered will be turned away due to building policy. TechForum members: just email vadams@techforum.com to register. Outside inquiries: To inquire about registration if you are not a TechForum member, please call 212-787-1122 or email vadams@techforum.com. You will receive a confirmation when your registration is accepted. Employed IT managers only at mid to large firms may attend.
Sponsorship/speaking: If you are interested in being on the agenda and sponsoring, please contact executive director Priscilla Tate at 212-787-1122 or ptate@techforum.com

AGENDA:
8:30—9 AM Continental Breakfast

9:00—9:30AM: Capitalizing on the Convergence of SOA, Grid and Distributed Architectures
Robert Fogel, GGF (Global Grid Forum) Community Vice-Chairman, WW Director Grid Strategy, Intel Corp.

9:45—10:30 Storage Area Networks: Expensive to Provision, Difficult to Manage?
Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Managers Forum
Panelists:
George Podolak, IT Director, Pei Cobb Freed and Partners
Fred Silva, Director Operations, IT, NYC Dept. of Education/ SCA
George Lukon, SAN Migration & Implementation Engineer, EqualLogic, Inc.

10:30–11:00 CASE STUDY: Better Data Centers with Fewer Components: A Blueprint for Utility Computing
Mike Heal, Vice President NE Operations, Egenera

11:15—12:00 Corporate Challenge: The Value Proposition for Virtualization: Choose your Weapons Wisely
Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Managers Forum
Panelists:
James Harrison, AVP, The Bank of New York
Peter Gordon, Senior Sales Engineer, Softricity
Scott Nichols, Utility Computing Architect, Egenera
Todd Rosen, Senior Enterprise Sales Engineer, Citrix Systems, Inc.

12PM-1PM Buffet Lunch and discussion of future topics


 

DIRECTIONS TO MEETING LOCATION (remember you must be pre-registered to attend):
The Bank of New York is technically at 101 Barclay, but that street is closed for construction. The entrance for visitors is on the East (Greenwich) side of the BONY building, between Murray Street on the North, and Barclay on the South.
Getting there by subway:
The Chambers Street (A line) and Park Place (2 and 3 lines) stops are the closest--only about 2 blocks from the building. Or you can take the 4,5 or 6 to the City Hall/ Brooklyn Bridge stop and walk west along Park Place or Murray Street after you go through City Hall Park. It takes a bit longer this way, about 10-15 minutes.

Following is a map of the meeting location at the Bank of New York at 101 Barclay (entrance on Greenwich Street between Murray Street and Barclay):
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