![]() Beyond Virtualisation - The Roadmap to 2012Click here to register for the event in Brisbane. Click here to register for the event in Sydney. Click here to register for the event in Canberra. CIO Breakfast Briefing 8:30am – 10:30am Brisbane | 22 July | Sofitel Brisbane Sydney | 23 July | Four Seasons Hotel Canberra | 24 July | The Hyatt Facts:
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Remarks from last years attendees: "It was all excellent, both content & venue""It provided a good overall understanding of where virtualisation is heading" "Provided a fantastic framework for positioning and developing virtualisation technologies and directions" Attendees at the 2007 Virtualisation Breakfast gave it top marks:
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8:30am – 9:15am Phil Sargeant Managing Vice President, Gartner Virtualisation & Beyond. The Roadmap To 2012 Through 2012, virtualisation will likely be the highest-impact trend in infrastructure and operations, impacting everything from how you plan, what you buy, how you deploy, how you manage and how you charge. As virtualisation matures and becomes the default, the "next big thing" will be automation. Automation will drive incredible change within organisations as constraints are removed and management can drive innovation and growth knowing that IT can respond to the ever changing priorities of the business. Phil will give a view of the technologies, developments, challenges & opportunities likely to be encountered or required as organisations look to maximise the benefits of automation. 9:15am – 10:00am Ben Robinson ANZ Services Lead, Unisys Infrastructure Management Suite Automation Benefits & Challenges - Delivering The Automated Infrastructure Automating a business's IT infrastructure to run the critical and mundane aspects of IT management will allow it to sense and respond to changes in circumstances, moving capacity where it's needed, provisioning new servers and applications as demand spikes and running backups during slower periods. Virtual provisioning software will make provisioning and the re-purposing of infrastructure an automatic process, changing which servers are running what application and how those servers are connected to network and storage, It will also enable capacity to be 'dialled up' or 'dialled down. within minutes. Ben will discuss the benefits and challenges involved in building the automated infrastructure likely to transform the IT environment. 10:00am – 10:30am Panel Discussion A panel of experts will share their first hand experienced and respond to questions in an interactive Q&A session.
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