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High Availability Applications in an HE Environment 

 
 

19 May 2006
University of Leeds



This event addresses the continuing pressure for university I.T. providers to move towards twenty-four by seven services and how IT departments can achieve near zero down time for key applications yet remain within their limited budgets. The seminar will include a mix of sector and industry presentations looking at business drivers, strategies and tools for achieving high availability.

Programme and Links to Presentations

10:00

Registration and Refreshments

 

10:30

Welcome and Introduction

Stuart Bolton

10:45

What’s changed and why do we need highly available systems?

John Heap Leeds Metropolitan University

11:30

Affordable Enabling technology 1

 

 

Les Birchall, Oracle Corp

12:15

Affordable Enabling technology 2

 

 

Giles Gamon, High Availability Ltd

13:00

Lunch

 

13:50

(un)paralleled Resilience

Dr Stuart Brough, Strathclyde University

14:35

Improving and Sustaining High Availability - What our Users and Customers Want to see! - Or is it?

 

 

Mike O’Brien
Afiniti Ltd

15:20

Thanks and Close

Stuart Bolton

15:30

Refreshments

 


 


 
Event Information
Event: High Availability Applications in an HE Environment
Date: 19 May 2006
Venue: University of Leeds
Status: Closed

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