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L-R: Rich Stroffolino, Glenn Dekhayser, Dave Henry, Matthew Leib, Ray Lucchesi, Jon Klaus, Dan Frith, Stephen Foskett, Kat Kitzmiller, Howard Marks, Arjan Timmerman, Chan Ekanayake, Chin-Fah Heoh, Adam Bergh |
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| March 8–March 10, 2017 | |
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| Who: Storage What: Field Day |
When: Past
Location: Silicon Valley |
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Delegate Panel
Delegates are selected by the Field Day Delegate community. For more information on our selection process, please see our page about becoming a Field Day Delegate.
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Data Center Practice Lead at Presidio. |
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Arjan Timmerman | |
Dutch analyst, world traveler and technology advisor |
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Chan Ekanayake | |
Technology Practice Manager – DC & AWS |
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Chin-Fah Heoh | |
Passionate storage technology enthusiast who enjoys the learning as much as the sharing. |
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Dan Frith | |
I like punk rock and storage arrays. |
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Dave Henry | |
Jack of all trades technologist, gadget guy, writer, job hunting. |
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Glenn Dekhayser | |
20+ year IT/Storage/Network/Security Veteran. |
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Howard Marks | |
Storage Analyst Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary |
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Jon Klaus | |
Storage architect gone project manager, working for a MSP in the south of the Netherlands. |
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Mark May | |
Storage expert, unix curmudgeon, IT nerd, and sporadic blogger |
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Matthew Leib | |
Long time engineer, and presales architect specializing in Storage, VIrtualization and Orchestrations in the cloud. |
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Ray Lucchesi | |
Ray Lucchesi is president of Silverton Consulting, blogs at RayOnStorage.com, co-hosts GreyBeardsOnStorage.com podcast and has worked in data storage for over 30 years mostly in marketing and engineering new disk and tape automation products. |
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Presentation Calendar
Most presentations are streamed live on this page, at TechFieldDay.com, and on the Tech Field Day LinkedIn page. After the event, the following pages contain video recordings of these presentations.
| Wednesday, Mar 8 | 09:00-09:30 | Ryussi Technologies Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | ||
| Wednesday, Mar 8 | 10:00-12:00 |  |
StarWind Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
| Wednesday, Mar 8 | 13:00-15:00 |  |
Elastifile Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
| Wednesday, Mar 8 | 16:00-18:00 |  |
Excelero Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
| Thursday, Mar 9 | 08:00-10:00 |  |
Nimble Storage Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
| Thursday, Mar 9 | 11:00-13:00 |  |
NetApp Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
| Thursday, Mar 9 | 14:00-16:00 |  |
Datera Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
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Presenters: Ashok Rajagopalan, Bill Borsari, Marc Fleischmann, Nic Bellinger |
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| Friday, Mar 10 | 09:00-10:00 |  |
SNIA Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
| Friday, Mar 10 | 10:30-12:30 |  |
Intel Presents at Storage Field Day 12 | |
Event Staff
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Kat Kitzmiller | |
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Rich Stroffolino is Señor Editor for Gestalt IT |
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Stephen Foskett is a writer and speaker on enterprise IT topics and organizes the popular Tech Field Day event series. |
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Links with Tag #SFD12
- Elastifile Cloud File Service Now Available on Google Cloud
- NVMesh 2 – A Compelling Sequel From Excelero
- Why Deterministic Storage Performance is Important
- Starwind software: SFD15 preview
- Data Mobility – Global/Scale-out Data Platforms
- My dilemma of stateful storage marriage
- Elastifile Add More Elasticity To Their Offering
- HPE Brings Nimble Skynet to 3PAR Arrays
- MoSMB, Less Problems
- SNIA Hops on DePop with Hyperscalers
- What the heck is tail latency?
- Excelero NVMesh: lightning fast software-defined storage using commodity servers & NVMe drives
- The Year of Cloud Extension
- Excelero’s NVMesh Magic
- Datera Elastic Data Fabric
- Back to the Storage Future with Intel’s SPDK
- Moving to and between clouds made simple with Elastifile Cloud File System – FastStorage
- The Future of On-Prem in a Cloud World
- Open19 Brings a new build paradigm to HyperScale Buildouts
- Excelero achieves amazing stats at #SFD12
- SNIA: Avoiding tail latency by failing IO operations on purpose
- There’s a new cluster filesystem on the block, Elastifile
- Nimble’s InfoSight – An #SFD12 Follow-up
- Impact from Public Cloud on the storage industry – An insight from SNIA at #SFD12
- Elastifile launches cross-cloud data fabric
- What Next for the new Tier 0 Storage?
- Visiting Intel with SFD 12
- Storage Field Day 12 – Wrap-up and Link-o-rama
- Netapp – an #SFD12 Update
- SNIA Know What Time It Is
- Datera – Hybrid Is The New Black
- There’s A Whole Lot More To StarWind Than Free Stuff
- StarWind Gives You a Gateway to the Cloud
- Storage Field Day 12 – Day 3 Recap | The Partly Cloudy Blog
- Storage Field Day 12 – Day 2 Recap
- Intel Optane Enters the Market
- Intel SPDK and NVMe-oF will accelerate NVMe adoption rates
- Intel Are Putting Technology To Good Use
- The Datera Company overview
- Excelero NVMesh 1.1
- Intel Storage Futures From #SFD12
- NetApp’s Dave Hitz on the Cloud
- Can NetApp do it a bit better?
- NetApp Aren’t Just a Pretty FAS
- In Search of the Perfect Data Management Machine
- Hardware vs. software innovation – round 4
- Excelero – The Latest Software Defined Storage Startup
- Nimble Storage Gets Cloudy
- Excelero are doing what? For how much?
- Storage Field Day 12 Day 1 Recap and Day 2 Preview
- Ryussi – Or Why Another SMB Stack Is Handy
- Storage Field Day 12 – (Fairly) Full Disclosure
- 4.5M IO/sec@227µsec 4KB Read on 100GBE with 24 NVMe cards
- Storage Field Day 12!
- The Engineering of Elastifile
- Ryussi MoSMB – High performance SMB
- Storage Field Day (#SFD12) – Presenting Companies
- Storage Field Day 12 – Day 0
- Confirmed: I’ll be a Delegate at Storage Field Day 12
- Storage Field Day – I’ll Be At Storage Field Day 12
- Storage Field Day 12: storage drop bears reunited!
- Storage Field Day (#SFD12) – A quick intro!
More Information
If you would like to sponsor or attend these events as a delegate, please contact Stephen Foskett, Gestalt IT Community Organizer, at [email protected] or call +1(508)451-9532.
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