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Past Events
CRITICAL
FACILITIES ROUNDTABLE
11th Quarterly
Membership Meeting
hosted by
ORACLE
CORPORATION in Redwood
Shores
401
ISLAND PARKWAY MAP
Friday 1/13/06 from
8:30 AM to Noon
"Technical and Financial Decision
Making"
CRITICAL FACILITIES ASSESSMENTS
AND TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP SOLUTIONS
Dear Members and Guests of
the Critical Facilities Round Table,
Please accept this invitation to the 11th Quarterly
Membership Meeting of the Critical Facilities Roundtable. Our
meeting will be hosted by Mukesh Khattar, PhD and Oracle
Corporation. Our speakers will discuss "Best Practices" and modern
methods to assess the condition of your critical facilities, to compare alternative
facilities solutions, and to implement decisions considering
both cost and reliability variables.
DATE
& TIME: Friday, January 13, 2006 from 8:30 AM to
Noon (you really don't want to be at work on that day
anyway!) |
LOCATION: ORACLE
CORPORATION, "Conference Room 1060, 401 Island Parkway, Redwood
Shores, CA
DIRECTIONS: Freeway 101
to Redwood Shores (about 2 exits south of 92 and the San Mateo Bridge), Exit
Eastward at Marine World Parkway, and turn left at the
first controlled intersection onto Oracle Parkway, then make your
first left onto Island Parkway, and continue to the
end, to parking and into 401 reception. There should be plenty of
parking (map attached).
AGENDA
8:30 Coffee,
Juice and
Breakfast Snacks Many
thanks to Mukesh & Oracle for providing today’s facilities
and refreshments
9:00 Welcome to
Oracle Mukesh
Khattar,
PhD
9:10 CFRT Business and
News , Bruce
Myatt, PE
and Charles Krieger, PE and Horst
Pfendt
Summary of last CFRT
MEETING
CFRT Board of Directors Status
Report
Operations, Communications & Web
Site
New Committee
Formation & Future
CFRT Programs
9: 30 "Data Center Assessments and Cost for
Improvements" Chuck
Shalley, PE and President of The Engineering
Enterprise
Chuck manages his own electrical engineering practice in
the bay area and provided services to several data center owners in the bay
area. Chuck will discuss his methods for assessing the
reliability and performance of a data center, how to develop and
prioritize recommendations for improvement, and how to estimate and
justify costs for the implementation of these recommendations.
Reliability vs cost analysis
will be considered for the prioritization
of recommendations.
10:30 Break and CFRT
Networking with Other Data Center Operators
10:45 "Total Cost of Ownership Analysis for Data
Center Projects" Jerry Inguatiato, SVP and Shap
Roder, VP, CB Richard Ellis
Jerry and
Shap Roder have completed more data center real estate transactions in the
Bay Area than any other real estate services company. Their expertise in
the datacenter real estate market helps their clients evaluate their
options and make informed decisions. They will discuss how to compare data
center site and facility alternatives using total cost of ownership
methods. He will show us how to consider 1. upgrades to an existing
facility, 2. migration to a collocation site, and 3. migration to a new
facility. Relocation, capital and operating costs will all be
considered in the final equation for determining the most cost
effective strategy for improving data center operations. Ideas on
how to best present this analysis to your executive management will also
be discussed.
11:45 Announcements, Upcoming
Events and Close
12:00 Adjournment/
Join your friends & colleagues
for lunch at Oracle's corporate facilities or at one of
many neighboring waterside restaurants on
the Bay.
Please RSVP by email
to chk1308@aol.com or bmyatt@eypmcf.com.
We look forward to seeing you at this event. Thank
you again for your support of the CFRT, and best regards from the Founders ...
_________Charles
Krieger, PE________________ Bruce Myatt,
PE________________Horst
Pfendt________________ Steve
Johnston_______________
If you have
any questions please visit our web site at www.cfroundtable.org
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