Data Centres Malaysia Regional Summit 2011

Competition at regional level is intensifying, which presents location insensitive enterprises with a choice most often influenced by the most critical factors cited by enterprise leaders in BroadGroup surveys - Power and Security. Data Centre decisions present significant challenges, as user transaction demand is accelerating, storage requirements intensify and the need for bandwidth and connectivity accelerates.

Added to all this, global pressures to reduce carbon emissions, curtail energy requirements, introduce green technologies and comply with a range of legislative and regulatory mandates collectively provide a new dynamic to enterprise IT decisions.

How is Asia responding to these pressures, and what unique advantages can be gained from building or outsourcing in Malaysia? Enterprises are faced daily with the need to answer thses questions, and this two-day intensive meeting provides a unique opportunity to question and debate with the people on the ground, international experts and practitioners in the sector.



Strong Heritage:

The event aims to capture all the main inputs needed to business and technology Data Centre planning over the short term, presented in an international context, through the perspective of an outstanding academy of speakers and experts. Attending the Summit will enable participants to approach the challenges ahead with scale and insight and provide a valuable forum to meet and network with business contacts and representatives of the companies supporting solutions, technologies and services.