Data Centre Transformation Manchester

The next Data Centre Transformation Manchester event, organised by Angel Business Communications in association with DataCentre Solutions, the Datacentre Alliance, The University of Leeds and RISE SICS North takes place on 3 July, 2018 at the University of Manchester. For the 2018 event, we’re taking our title literally, so the focus is on DATA, CENTRES and TRANSFORMATION. Workshops and Keynotes on: Digital Business, Skills, Cyber Security, Energy, Connectivity, Hybrid DC, Open Compute, .. continue reading Automation and The Connected World.Delegates select two 70 minute workshops to attend and take part in a interactive discussion led by an Industry Chair and featuring panelists - specialists and protagonists - in the subject. The workshops will ensure that delegates not only earn valuable CPD accreditation points but also have an open forum to speak with their peers, academics and leading vendors and suppliers.

Highlights

• Cyber Security - Prof. Adam Beaumont, visiting Prof. Cyber Security, University of Leeds & CEO aql
• Connectivity - Dean Sheehan, Director Customer Solutions EMEA, Apcera (Ericsson)
• Open Compute - John Laban, European Representative Open Compute Project Foundation

Speakers (past edition)

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Dennis Kehoe

Chief Executive Officer at AIMES Grid Services CIC Ltd Liverpool, United Kingdom

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ANDREW DONOGHUE

European Research Manager at 451 Research Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom

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Prof Ian Bitterlin

Consulting Engineer & Visiting Professor, Leeds University at Critical Facilities... Gloucester, United Kingdom

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Vasiliki Georgiadou

Project Manager at Green IT Amsterdam Netherlands

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Simon Campbell White

Executive Director at Data Centre Alliance Newbury, United Kingdom

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Don Beaty

Founder, Owner, Director at DLB Associates New York, United States

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Dirk Harryvan

Research Consultant at Cerios Green Apeldoorn, Netherlands

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Exhibitors Profile

Just as data centre managers have to manage the balance between consolidating their existing facilities and IT estate alongside the need to embrace innovation, so the conference recognises the importance of the ‘traditional’ data centre disciplines, such as power and cooling, alongside those evolving technologies and business requirements that are placing new demands on data centre facilities.