FREMONT, CA — (Marketwire) — 01/14/13 — , a leading consulting firm specializing in IT infrastructure design, planning and project management, today announced that its 2013 will highlight industry trends focusing on IT and data center operations.
The track titled will feature end-user presentations and panel discussions on developing IT concerns affecting today-s data center and IT professionals. Sessions on the track (one of three at the conference) will discuss the pitfalls and benefits of adopting and investing in such emerging trends and technologies.
David Shroyer, Senior Critical Facilities Manager at Citrix, will moderate a panel discussion between Greg Bush, Senior Manager Real Estate and Facilities at Sybase and Matthew Zeier, Director of IT Operations at Mozilla, titled that will focus on IT monitoring solutions.
Colin Mayne, Senior Architect and IT Management Consultant, will deliver a presentation titled which will focus on the assessment and migration applications for those companies looking to implement Cloud services.
Jason Weckworth, Vice President of Data Center Operations at RagingWire, will host a session on IT strategy in the search for data center space considering total cost of ownership, availability of applications, services offered, and risk management, in a presentation titled
Bruce Myatt, Executive Vice President at The Data Centers LLP, will moderate a panel titled , which will discuss alternate and traditional data center power transmission and the electrical grid. Panelists will include Brian Janous, Utility Architect, Data Center Advanced Development Global Foundation Services at Microsoft, and Peter Feldman, CEO and Principal at DataGryd.
David Adler, Partner at Leavens Strand Glover & Adler LLP, will deliver a presentation titled which will describe the complicated issues under cloud service provider-s hosting contracts, as well as the limitations of these services and the terms under which cloud services will be provided.
TELA-s Technology Convergence Conference focuses on providing an environment where IT, facilities and data center professionals can assemble to exchange ideas and best practices relating to the latest technologies in data centers, IT infrastructure, audiovisual and monitoring systems. Expert speakers and resources offer delegates critical information and in-the-trenches tactics to deal effectively with key issues affecting facilities and data centers.
Additional information on the conference can be found at .
TELA
TELA earned its leadership position through twenty-five years of consulting on complex IT infrastructure, data center, audiovisual and monitoring projects. As a project manager and advocate, TELA guides its clients every step of the way, from discovery to implementation. TELA makes a conscious effort to create collaborative partnerships with all project stakeholders, including IT managers, facilities managers, architects, facilities management firms, general contractors, telephone companies and other vendors, to ensure a seamless transition.
Additional information on TELA can be found at .
Amanda Nimitz
TELADATA
Phone: (510)979-4236
Adam Waitkunas
Milldam Public Affairs
Phone: (978)369-0406
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