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At the EMC Forum, We set 3 sessions - hardware, software and the management of information. You can choose the topics and sessions best suited to your needs. You can see for yourself how information lifecycle management (ILM) helps you maximize the value of information, at the lowest total cost of ownership, at every point in the information lifecycle.

Session One

Tiered Infrastructure: Today's IT leaders are under pressure to simplify complex IT infrastructures¡ªa challenge exacerbated by the rise in multi-vendor environments and explosive growth in data, networks, applications, transaction volumes, and users. Meanwhile, pressure is growing to meet higher service levels and regulatory requirements. The strategies for organizations that want to streamline and simplify their information infrastructure including: Consolidation, Policy-Based, Information Management, Information Lifecycle Management Services, End-to-end Storage Management, Intelligent Network Management, Simplified Backup, Recovery, and Archiving, Replication Management, Proven Solutions and Pay-As-You-Go Expansion.
Consolidation:Consolidation is a significant factor in lowering total cost of ownership (TCO), simplifying IT management, improving storage utilization, and boosting productivity. But consolidation is more challenging than ever given the rapid growth of information and the pressure to maintain service levels. The consolidation choices including: Technology consolidation (tiered, SAN, NAS, server, gateways, and high-end hyper-consolidation), Information consolidation (fixed content, Microsoft Exchange), and Operational consolidation (management, backup).
Virtualization:EMC Invista is a high-performance networked storage virtualization solution that runs on intelligent SAN switches¡ªplacing virtualization intelligence in your existing SAN infrastructure. With Invista you can choose from a wide range of intelligent switches and directors, giving you the flexibility to use the latest, most advanced hardware. Unlike other approaches to networked storage virtualization, Invista takes advantage of new specialized processing power in the switch to perform I/O redirection and other virtualization tasks at wire speed. With Invista, you can: Allocate any storage to any application¡ªas you need it. And dramatically reduce the downtime associated with moving data across storage tiers¡ªa key capability for enabling your information lifecycle management (ILM) strategy.


Session Two
Continuity: Business continuity means keeping a business going under all circumstances, protecting data from corruption, and recovering data quickly¡ªall while reducing costs and maintaining current staffing levels. It highlights EMC's range of choices for business continuity, including: Tiered Protection and Recovery, Local and Remote Replication, Replication Management, Data Classification and Movement, Advanced Business Consistency, Application Integration, Backup-to-Disk, Business Continuity Services.
BuRA:Backup, recovery, and archiving operations must be faster and more efficient than ever to keep information available, productivity high, and storage costs in control. Traditional options for maintaining availability were limited, largely manual, and generally inefficient. As backup environments and information continue to grow, managing these key operations becomes more difficult and costly. It highlights EMC choices/capabilities for backup, restore, and archiving, including: Backup, Recovery, and Archiving Best Practices, Backup, Recovery, and Archiving Solutions, Automated Extraction and Movement, Disk-Aware Backup Applications, Scalable Platforms for Backup, Recovery, and Archiving.
ESG: In 2004, EMC set up its Software Group (ESG) and integrated a number of leading enterprises in the field of storage management software, such as Legato, Documentum and Smarts, which were lately purchased by EMC. Focusing on providing software solutions to the various phases of the information life cycle, including storage management, content management, data backup, archiving and tiered storage, EMC software division has constructed itself, through efficient and sufficient integration of the excellent software resources from these enterprises, into the only supplier that is able to provide perfect solutions for each phase of the information life cycle strategy. Furthermore, the high availability, high operability and excellent integrality of the EMC software solutions make it possible for the customers¡¯ IT personnel to manage the internal storage resources in a more efficient and visualized manner.

The state-of-the-art software products offered by EMC, including NetWorker¡¢Retrospect, DiskXtender/EmailXtende, AutoStart+SRDF/Mirrorview, and VisualSRM, provide the customers with a more comprehensive, more efficient and more cost-effective combination of software products that will lay a solid foundation for the customers to achieve information life cycle management, drive down the TCO of information storage and enhance the business continuity and disaster recovery capability.


Session Three

Storage Management: Storage management from the storage experts, Working onsite, our highly skilled storage experts help you plan, build, and manage your storage environment. Accelerate projects. Speed time to value of new technology, and streamline storage operations¡ªas we deploy best practices and specialized skills to improve your operational infrastructure.
Storage Managed Services¡ªour most comprehensive management offering¡ªprovides day-to-day storage management governed by service level agreements. EMC assumes storage infrastructure responsibility in partnership with your IT staff, relieving your organization of operational tasks while instituting a more proactive approach to storage management.
Compliance: Compliance requirements are affecting more and more organizations, forcing them to re-examine their IT systems. EMC offers enable compliance and facilitate a proactive response to e-discovery demands¡ªincluding enhanced content and records management, more robust e-mail archiving, and audit and reporting capabilities. It explores new strategies for enhanced information management. And it highlights the EMC choices that help make compliance happen, including: Records Management, E-Mail Archiving, Content Addressed Storage and Flexible Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) Infrastructure.
Content Management: Unstructured data or digital content is one of today's fastest growing types of information¡ªincreasing as much as 200 percent annually and leaving some organizations drowning in a sea of content. Managing digital content is a major challenge across all industries, and organizations are looking for ways to drive down operation costs while enabling regulatory compliance. It highlights EMC's wide range of digital content management choices, including: Enterprise Content Management, Policy-based Storage Optimization, Automated Archiving, Content Addressed Storage, Tiered Storage, Business Continuity, Backup, Compliance Solutions.