(Past Event)

Blade Servers: Ready for Business Critical Applications?

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Summary

The IDC predict that by 2009 Blade Servers will have a 25% unit share in the European server market. This increase may be down to the many benefits provided by Blade Servers such as cost cutting and greater business agility. But with a lack of standards, the high initial costs involved and reliability issues are you willing to take the plunge now and move business critical applications onto blade servers? How do you select, test and deploy the right solution without falling foul to one of its vulnerabilities?

Objectives

Delegates to share their experiences and knowledge on different Blade Servers and their selection and deployment.

 

Who should attend

Subscribers involved in the selection, deployment and ongoing maintenance issues of Blade Servers.

Agenda

  • Selection & Testing Blade Servers
  • Deployment , Connectivity & Reliability
  • Availability of Components
  • Standards
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