CA Expo 2004 -16 & 17 February Managing On-Demand Computing
Sydney, 21 January 2004 - Computer Associates will host its annual Australian Expo on 16 February in Sydney and 17 February in Melbourne. Sanjay Kumar, Chairman and CEO of Computer Associates International Inc., will deliver the keynote address.
Where: Sydney Melbourne
Date: 16 February 17 February
Cost: Free Registration Free Registration
Time: 7:45am - 4:50pm 7:45am - 4:50pm
Venue: The Westin Hotel Crown Towers 1 Martin Place 8 Whiteman Street Sydney Southbank
CA Expo 2004 will focus on unifying existing, heterogeneous computing infrastructure into one on-demand business resource. With a flexible framework of four tracks (Enterprise Management, Storage Management, Security and Information Management) and 28 sessions to choose from (each lasting 45 minutes), CA Expo 2004 will help organisations synchronise IT resources with the changing and evolving needs of their business.
Who should attend? · CIOs · CEOs · IT Directors · Security specialists · Database Managers · Network Managers · Systems Architects
The sessions, which will be delivered by senior CA Executives, CA's business partners, clients and independent IT experts will include: · Making On-Demand Computing a Reality · The Future of Managing Enterprise Storage · Key Security Challenges · BPM, What can it do for you? · Availability Infrastructure Management · Window Storage Investment and Management · The State-of-the-Art in Security Governance · Delivering Composite Applications across the Enterprise
For further information/free registration: http://www.caexpo.com.au
About Computer Associates Computer Associates International, Inc. (NYSE:CA), one of the world's largest software companies, delivers software and services that enable organisations to manage their IT environments. Focus areas include network and systems management, storage and security management, portal and business intelligence, and application life-cycle management. Founded in 1976, CA is headquartered in Islandia, NY, and operates in more than 100 countries. For more information on CA, please visit http://ca.com.
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Media enquiries Cathy Jamieson Recognition PR (02) 9252 2266 cathy_jamieson@recognition.com.au
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