(Past Event)

Strategies for Managing Highly-Distributed Branch Office Infrastructures

W606 on 19 Mar 2008 , 14.30 - 16.00
Architecture/Strategy, Infrastructure, Technologies

What strategy do you employ to give you flexibility and agility in a Branch Office Infrastructure

Output

Strategies for Managing Highly-Distributed Branch Office Infrastructures (Report)

Summary

The arrival in the mainstream of thin-client computing, IP telephony and virtualisation technologies, means it is increasingly possible to rationalise costly complex office networks whilst simultaneously delivering increasing flexibility and agility.

What strategies and models are organisations developing? How far is it possible to simplify today, and what is being planned for future deployment?

Speakers

Details will be available soon

Objectives

This workshop will encourage delegates to share and deliberate the trends, techniques and technologies being trialled and used by organisations for distributed branch office management at a global level.

Who should attend

Subscribers in the process of rationalising a global branch office infrastructure.

Agenda

1425hrs - Logon to WebEx

1430hrs - Welcome by Victoria Green, Facilitator

In-depth case study presentation by a financial company
Branch Office Definitions
Requirement Definitions & Design
Support Models
The impact of new & emerging technologies

1600hrs - Finish

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