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Winter Symposium – a DMF
Success:
The energy was contagious
throughout the meetings at SNIA’s Winter Symposium
last week in San Jose, CA – but none as inspiring
and exciting as the work being accomplished during
the DMF Initiative and leadership meetings. In
addition to the DPI, ILMI and LTACSI meetings,
there were two BOF presentations offered to all
SNIA members in attendance relating to the work of
the DMF. You will be seeing the output of these
active working sessions in the weeks to come.
Thank you to everyone who participated! We are off
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SNW Tutorial Review – mark
your calendar & watch your email:
It is SNW Tutorial preparation time
again. If you will be presenting a SNIA tutorial
during SNW Spring, the deadline for
submitting your draft presentation is next Monday
February 11th.
Starting Monday
February 18th, the peer review period will open.
Watch for the email notification and take this
opportunity to review the material that will be
presented to thousands of end users during SNW
Spring on April 7-10 in Orlando, Florida. This is
your chance to provide feedback and suggestions to
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SNW Spring Hands–On–Lab
planning begins this week!
Visit www.snia.org/education/hands_on_lab/
for more details on the labs.
Current HOLs include:
- Configuring IP SANs
- Zero to FC SANs
- Establishing a Virtualized Storage
Environment
- Managing Storage Resources
- Protecting and Securing Your
Environment
For more information and to
access the reflector email project manager Marty
Foltyn at marty@bitsprings.com
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DMF Member – In the
news:
SNIA Data Management Forum
members have many opportunities contribute
articles or points–of–view in industry
publications. For your reference here is a link to
the recently published article in Storage
Networking Times by Glyn Bowden of UBS, titled “Only One Copy!” |
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Watch for these informative emails about twice
a month with news on Data Management Forum
activities and events. Comments, topic suggestions
and questions are always welcome. Please send
emails to ebull@advisorygroups.snia.org. | |
