After a rollercoaster 6 months, DCD is returning to NYC “virtually”. As a major financial hub, home to NASDAQ, NYSE and many of the Fortune 500, and one of the cities most impacted by COVID-19, DCD is hosting a global conversation about how the relationship between the Enterprise and their data centers is shifting in response to the pandemic. Topics include:
– What technology and investment decisions is COVID-19 accelerating?
– How are operators dealing with strained supply chains, network traffic surges and workforce restrictions?
– What about business continuity and contingency planning?
– and much more.
Broadcasting on September 1-3, DCD>New York will bring together all parts of the enterprise data center ecosystem to discuss its future with an anticipated audience of more than 2,000 professionals. Register here.
At this conference, Morrison Hershfield will be participating in a panel that focuses on future-proofing the data center with modular construction.
Wednesday September 2 at 2:00 EDT
Land availability issues within nearly all metro areas of the world push many data center operators towards brownfield redevelopment. The types of facilities now required are also changing due to the shift towards hybrid IT, edge and a proliferation of new latency-sensitive applications.