Boosting reliability and efficiency with storage intelligence |
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By Mark Lewis, Site Editor
26 Feb 2002 | SearchStorage |
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Join Bocada President & CEO Mark Silverman on Thursday, March 7 at 12:00 p.m Eastern (17:00 GMT) for a LIVE audio discussion on "Boosting reliability and efficiency with storage intelligence".
Pre-register for the event
Decreasing control and visibility into an ever more complex data storage infrastructure, combined with increasing data volumes, costs and requirements are stressing current IT managers to their limits. The renewed focus on business continuance and disaster recovery is further increasing organizations' aversion to risk, and pressuring enterprise managers to adopt storage policies that specify clear operational and business objectives for storage administrators and solutions.
Whether to meet service level commitments, audit or credit requirements, disaster recovery plans or government regulations, the need to gather, analyze and present critical information required to prove that data storage operations reliably and efficiently comply with these enterprise policies has never been more critical.
Please join Mark Silverman, from Bocada, Inc., to discuss Storage Intelligence: using critical data about your storage operations to prove compliance with enterprise storage policies as well as increase the reliability and efficiency of your systems.
About Mark Silverman:
Mark Silverman, President and CEO of Bocada, Inc., has more than 10 years of experience in business development, finance and strategic alliances. Silverman has built his career on helping companies manage their business and legal risk while at the same time maximizing their upside potential.
Most recently, Mark was responsible for business development, health
services and pharmacy services at drugstore.com where he developed key
relationships with industry leaders such as Rite Aid, GNC, PCS, CIGNA, and
WellPoint. Mark holds a J.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles
and a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley.
Don't miss this event. Make sure to pre-register today.
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