IDC’s Benjamin Woo and Suncorp’s Ross Windsor have joined the line-up of speakers at the forthcoming Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium (IIIS). The conference will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney on August 2-3.
Program VP of Worldwide Storage Systems at IDC, Benjamin Woo, will lead a session on governance, risk and compliance in the Cloud, a presentation on Big Data – one of the hottest topics in IT - and will also host a panel discussion.
Senior Technology Architect at Suncorp, Ross Windsor, will address the subject of IT transformation in the enterprise.
Windsor will outline the business challenges that Suncorp faced that led it to undergo a major IT transformation including private clouds, desktop virtualisation and sustainability initiatives that have had a dramatic positive impact on Suncorp’s IT service delivery costs and performance.
These additions add to the line-up of industry thought leaders and experts, including vendors, integrators and channel partners. The symposium will also feature expert presentations, technology workshops and implementation guides, training sessions and a high-tech art technical demonstration laboratory.
Computerworld readers can also get a sneak peek of some of the major presentations at the IIIS event:
Q&A: Enterprise Strategy Group's Steve Duplessie
Enterprise Strategy Group founder and senior analyst, Steve Duplessie, speaks with Computerworld Australia ahead of his keynote at the Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium (IIIS).
The Storage and Networking Industry Association’s (SNIA) global education director, Paul Talbut, speaks with Computerworld Australia ahead of the Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium (IIIS).
Big data to dictate the future of IT infrastructure Understanding what is driving changes in IT infrastructure today is essential to understanding the future of information infrastructure tomorrow, according to technology futurist and strategic advisor, Ross Dawson.
Infrastructure vendors face off at Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium (IIIS) IT managers and CIOs will be treated to a rare series of head-to-head, presidential-style vendor debates between the likes of HP and IBM, and Brocade and Cisco at the forthcoming Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium (IIIS) to be held in Sydney during August.
For more information see the Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium homepage.
