Dell redefinerer lagring

I forrige uke gikk Dell Storage Forum av stabelen i London. Temaet for de tre dagene med seminarer var hvordan IT-bransjen har behov for å konstant utvikle seg for å være i forkant av krav fra brukere. Fra Compellent og EqualLogic-løsninger til våre “tradisjonelle” PowerVault-produkter, alle ble behørlig satt i system under det flere kaller årets viktigste lagringsevent.

Nå er alle foredragene fra DSF lagt ut på vår Flickr-konto, og det er en glede å videreformidle de her på DellDirekte.

Har du spørsmål om lagringsutfordringer, så tar vi selvføgelig gjerne en prat.

Dell Storage Forum London

Partner Day keynote speeches (presentation to the channel/channel media):

• Bob Skelley (head of global storage channel) introduces new channel programmes
• Bob Skelley talks about opportunities for channel of working with Dell
• Bob Skelley talks about partnering with Dell
• Andy Hardy talks about driving down costs through Dell Storage
• Andy Hardy talks about driving efficiency through Dell Storage
• Good explanation of what Fluid Data is
• Manu Mouquet outlines our key channel storage commitment
• Kathy Schneider explains the news in more detail

Main Event Day 1 (presentation to customers and partners/all media):

• Darren Thomas introduces the The 8 Tenents of Dell’s Fluid By Design Data Storage (part 1)
• Darren Thomas introduces the The 8 Tenents of Dell’s Fluid By Design Data Storage (part 2)
• Darren Thomas introduces the The 8 Tenents of Dell’s Fluid By Design Data Storage (part 3)
• Darren Thomas on Dell’s Fluid Data vision
• Phil Soran (former CEO of Compellent) introduces the Storage Center 6.0
• Phil Soran introduces Storage Center 6.0 (continued)
• Phil Soran on Dell’s Compellent investment/relationship

Main event Day 2 (presentation to customers and partners/all media):

• Darren Thomas announces DR4000 and other key news
• Stephen Murdoch keynote – focus on customers and Dell’s approach to selling storage
• Stephen Murdoch keynote – focus on critical role of storage in the business