How to Find the Silver Lining in the Cloud:
Effectively Leveraging Cloud Services
Effectively Leveraging Cloud Services
Presenter: Mellie Chow, RTX Technology Partners
Monday, March 26, 2012 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Is your business making the most of cloud computing?
Sign up for this FREE webinar and learn the advantages for your business that cloud computing can provide:
Remote Accessibility
Easy Expansion
Security
Environmentally Friendly Solutions
Most large enterprises see clouds in their future and are still searching for the silver lining. Choosing whether to invest in building a private cloud service versus engaging with a cloud service provider will become more challenging over the next few years. To make the best decision, companies need to be able to evaluate the cloud computing trend, vendors and road maps. To help make these decisions it is critical we understand "Cloud Services" and the hype surrounding it all.
After this webinar, You will be able to answer the following questions:
•What is the cloud?
•What are the benefits and risks of Cloud services?
•What functions or capabilities are the "best fit" targets for migration to the cloud?
•What are the key considerations in selecting the "right" cloud service model?
•What are common pitfalls when migrating to cloud services?
Presenter Bio:
Mellie Chow is a Technical Program Manager and Snr. Consultant at RTX Technology Partners based in Toronto, Canada. Ms. Chow has a background in Digital Network Technologies & Next Generation System Integration including IPTV & DTV, Telepresence, IP MeetingPlace, Video and VoIP. As well as deep industry experience in Telecommunications, Cable and MSOs, Utilities, and Financial Services through working with fortune 100 companies. Ms. Chow has collaborated with vendor alliances & IT executives to successfully build and deploy Technology solutions to achieve technology innovation and business results. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Waterloo and is P.Eng and PMP certified.
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