Solid-State Storage Symposium | April 25, 2012 |
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When: Past Where: Silicon Valley |
Data storage is changing, with solid-state technologies presenting a unique challenge to spinning disks. But not all solid-state storage is equivalent, and new architectures will be needed to apply solid-state enterprise use cases.
On April 25, 2012 the industry will come together at the Solid State Storage Symposium! This all-day in-person event features panelists from key enterprise storage companies and will be moderated by independent experts, including Stephen Foskett, Robin Harris, Chris Evans, Howard Marks, and Nigel Poulton.
The Solid State Storage Symposium will be held in San Jose immediately preceding Storage Field Day. It will be streamed live from the Tech Field Day site and will include many of the Field Day delegates.
Free tickets are available now if you would like to attend in person!
When: Wednesday, April 25, 2012, from 9 AM to 4 PM
Where: DoubleTree Hotel, San Jose, CA
Who: Anyone with an interest in solid-state storage (end users, press/analysts, and vendor employees welcome!)
How: Claim your free ticket at our EventBrite page!
About the Organizers
Tech Field Day is a regular event that brings together vendors and independent thought leaders to share information and opinions in a presentation and discussion format. Independent bloggers, freelance writers, and podcasters have a public presence that has immense influence on the ways that products and companies are perceived and by the general public.
Event Sponsors
Moderators and Speakers
In addition to the sponsors listed above, we are pleased to have independent influencers moderating and participating in panels. The event also features a keynote speech as noted above!
Chris M Evans | |||
Chris is a UK-based consultant with an interest in all technologies, focusing on storage, virtualisation and cloud. |
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Howard Marks | |||
Storage Analyst Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary |
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Nigel Poulton | |||
Nigel is a self-confessed tech-addict who works, creates IT training vids, hosts a podcast, writes a blog, and writes books. |
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Robin Harris | |||
Order of the Day
Most presentations are streamed live on this page, at TechFieldDay.com, and at some delegate and presenter web sites. After the event, the following pages contain video recordings of these presentations.
Event Staff
Benjamin Freedman | ||
Claire Chaplais | ||
Claire Chaplais has over 20 years experience in business operations, marketing communication programs, and event management for the high tech industry. She worked for great companies like Wind River Systems, StorageTek, Common Sense Media, and Harris B … |
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Scott Sexauer | ||
Stephen Foskett | ||
Stephen is the President of the Tech Field Day business unit for The Futurum Group and focuses on AI, edge, and cloud |
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More Information
If you would like to sponsor these events, please contact Stephen Foskett, Gestalt IT Community Organizer, at [email protected] or call +1(508)451-9532.
Join Us!
Tickets for live attendance are available as indicated above, and the entire event is live streamed over the Internet.
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