Past Events
CRITICAL
FACILITIES ROUNDTABLE
New Risk Management
& Energy Management Issues in the Data Center
hosted by
ORACLE
CORPORATION
600 Oracle Parkway
Redwood
Shores,
CA
FRIDAY , March 9 from 8:30AM to Noon
"Biological,
Chemical, and Microwave
Risk:
What are other Data Centers
doing?"
LOOK AT REAL RISKS
& PRACTICAL MITIGATIONS FOR YOUR CRITICAL FACILITY
"How would you Design
your Data Center to Maximize Performance & Minimize Total
Costs?"
RELIABILITY,
PERFORMANCE & EFFICIENCY ARE NO LONGER MUTUALLY
EXCLUSIVE
Dear Members
and Guests of the Critical Facilities Round
Table,
Please accept this invitation
to the next Quarterly Membership Meeting of the Critical Facilities Round
Table. This invitation is intended for Critical Facility
owners and operators, and their representatives, only. Three cutting-edge Mission Critical
presentations.
There is no cost for
attendance or for membership in the CFRT. Our thanks and
appreciation go out to Mukesh Khattar and Oracle
Corporation for their generous support of our group!
DATE
& TIME: Friday,
March 9, 2007 from 8:30 AM ‘til
Noon
LOCATION: ORACLE Corporation, 600 Oracle Pkwy, Redwood Shores, CA Conference Room 6OP101
DIRECTIONS: Oracle’s
Redwood Shores campus is 22 miles south of San Francisco & 23 miles north
of San Jose off Highway 101 east of the Ralston/
Marine Pkwy Exit (details at foot of page)
AGENDA:
8:30 –
9:00 Registration &
CFRT Networking
9:00 –
9:30 CFRT Business
& Announcements Bruce Myatt & Charles
Krieger
9:30 – 10:00 “Increasing
Capacity and Managing Data Center Growth through with Energy Efficiency
Methods”
Dr. Mukesh Khattar, Global
Energy Efficiency Manager for Oracle Corporation will discuss recent research
that will have you thinking twice about how you should design and operate your
data centers. Mukesh will extend an invitation to our
members and guests to help establish and develop solutions for the Mission
Critical Industry.
10:00 –
10:45 “Managing
Security Risk through Surety Methods - An Owners/ Operators Assessment
Methodology to Mitigate (physical) Retained-Risk in Data
Centers”
Dr. John H. Strothman,
President of Strothman Associates, Inc. of Schaumberg, IL, will focus on the
transfer of methods from the National Laboratories to Critical IT Facilities
to assess and mitigate high-consequence risks. John specializes in Surety
Engineering and Methods, is licensed in risk assessment methods, emanating
through work at Sandia National Laboratories ‘Center for Security Science and
Technology’. His approach facilitates the recognition of
high-impact systematic flaws (especially those of malevolent intent) in the
management of critical infrastructures that elude decision-makers using other
methods.
10:45 – 11:00 Break & CFRT Networking
11:00 –
11:45 “Biological,
Chemical, and Microwave Hazards in the Data Center”
Dr. Richard Jimenez,
President of Applied Sciences Laboratory, Inc., Albuquerque, NM is a science
and technology investigator active with the assessment of biological, chemical
and high power microwave vulnerabilities in government and industry critical
facilities. Richard will explain the risks of these hazards as they
relate to data centers and critical facilities, and present realistic
solutions for their mitigation.
11:45 –
12:00 CFRT Open Forum and
Close
Bruce Myatt & Charles Krieger
Remember, a continental
breakfast will be served, and there will plenty of time
for networking and Q&A.
Thank you for your
continued support of the CFRT. We look forward to seeing
you at this unusual event.
If you have any
questions please visit our web site at www.cfroundtable.org, or
contact Bruce Myatt at 415-748-0515.
Detailed
Directions … Take
Highway 101 to the Ralston Avenue/ Marine Parkway exit, turn East onto Marine
Parkway, and turn left at the first light beyond the freeway onto Oracle
Parkway. All of the Oracle Parkway Buildings will be on the
right starting with 100 to 600 Oracle Parkway. Park in lots
or structure and enter reception.
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