Thursday December 8, 2011 – Thursday December 8, 2011
6010 University Blvd
Description:
We invite IT Executive Decision Makers from the Baltimore and DC area to our December Roundtable and Brunch at Eggspectation Restaurant in Ellicott City, Maryland. We will provide everyone with the report from the current CIO Executive Series survey regarding the most interesting topics for 2012 and IT financial metrics discuss the CIO Executive Series group’s results. Also during this session, we will explore ways to communicate with CFOs and understand how a CFO will look at project expenses, Net present value, and operations expenses. With Cloud Computing, we now need a different conversation between our IT Departments and Finance Departments. Register to join RedZone Technologies and the CIO Executive Series for a great event!
- Attendees will have ample opportunities to ask questions proactively answer peer inquiries.
- Who lets you know systems are down first? Your users, customers, or your staff?
- When email is down, what is really down? Switch, router, virtual machine, host?
- When your key systems are down, what is down? App server database server, switch, router?
- Everyone will also get to see an awesome demo presented by RedZone Technologies on eG Innovations.
AGENDA
11:00-11:15 Join us Eggspectation Restaurant- Social Meet & Greet
11:15-12:30 CIO Only Roundtable Discussion and Completmentary Lunch
•Communicating to the Financial Decision Maker
•IT Projects – Tips and Tricks in CIO Salesmanship to the CFO
•Hand Out CIO Executive Series Survey Results
12:30-1:30 Live Technology Demo
•Review a 3rd party application for making Microsoft applications usable on iPhone, iPad, Android, Android tablets, and Symbian phones
•SharePoint – Review 3rd party application for making SharePoint docs usable and editable on Apple iOS, MAC Blackberry Playbook, MAC, and Android devices
•Who knows first that a system is down? Your staff or your customers? …Review a monitoring solution designed for the CIO
•Use Workspace Virtualization and Moka Five to deploy your corporate applications securely to MACs, Home PCs, and laptops that are not owned by IT
•Practical Discussion: Deploy Exchange 2010 in the Private Cloud. ** Use DAG to back up your Cloud provider to yourself











