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News Desk Unleashing the Economic Benefits of Cloud Computing
Jason Waxman to discuss what it takes to build a cloud environment
By: Cloud News Desk
Oct. 22, 2009 07:15 PM
The 4th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo is co-located with the 7th International Virtualization Conference & Expo and will be taking place November 2-4, 2009 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA. Register Today and Save! During this session, the General Manager in Intel's Data Center Group, and learn more about what it takes to build a cloud environment and hear about real world customer examples of how companies are gaining significant benefits from optimizing their datacenters using innovative computing technologies. About the Speaker 4th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo More Than 100 Cloud Sessions by a Rock Star Faculty "Bringing the Economics of the Web to Enterprise IT Through Cloud Computing" is the conference theme and our organizing principle is that through our intensive three-day schedule of keynotes, and general and breakout sessions, attending delegates will be assured of leaving the Conference with abundant resources, ideas and examples they can apply immediately to leveraging the Cloud, helping them to maximize performance, minimize cost and improve the scale of their endeavors. Introducing "SOA in the Cloud" and "RIAs in the Cloud" Now is the time to take the Cloud seriously. And the Santa Clara Convention Center, at the 4th Cloud Computing Expo (Nov 2-4), is the perfect place to do it! Sponsors and Exhibitors:
Sponsorship Opportunities: Register Today and Save!
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There are tangible economic benefits and efficiencies to be gained from cloud computing. To realize those benefits, companies should consider specific criteria and develop a strategy for how to optimize their datacenters to gain efficiencies and significantly improve datacenter TCO. Jason Waxman's session at the Cloud Computing Conference and Expo, is key for companies that are seeking ways to improve datacenter efficiencies, drive down costs, and maximize use of their datacenter resources.
Jason Waxman is the General Manager in Intel's Data Center Group responsible for High Density Servers. His role includes a focus on blade servers, internet datacenters and technology for future dense data center architecture. He is also responsible for Intel's initiatives in Cloud Computing. Jason holds executive positions in industry design efforts including the board of Blade.org and the Server System Infrastructure Forum. He has previously served as the director for Intel's Xeon(TM) processor and chipset product lines and the related platform enabling and customer relationships. Jason has spent the last 11 years of his Intel career in Enterprise computing focused on server products and technologies involved in the introduction of over 12 new platforms. Prior to Intel, Jason worked in strategic planning for an industrial components company and as a management consultant. He holds Bachelor and Master's Degrees in engineering and a Masters of Business Administration from Cornell University.
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