London conference to tackle data centre infrastructure challenges
DataCentre Dynamics, an information provider for those involved in the design, construction and management of data centres, announces DataCentre Dynamics, London 2005. This major conference, which will be held on 27 and 28 October at the Royal Lancaster hotel in London, is set to be the UK’s largest ever gathering of data centre professionals.
The conference aims to assist businesses to meet the management and operational challenges of 24/7 mission critical IT facilities. In a comprehensive conference programme, internationally acknowledged experts will share their insights and best practices to help increase network availability while driving operational efficiencies in the physical layer.
With information security and compliance concerns placing network infrastructure management high on the corporate agenda, data centre operators are facing challenges ranging from the uninterrupted support of critical IT and cooling loads to the impact of blade servers on power quality or the requirement to provide chilled water in equipment racks. DataCentre Dynamics, London 2005 aims to
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