"Data Protection 2010:
Building a Future-proof Data Protection Strategy "
* Which of today's hot new data protection technologies have a long-term play?
* How will data protection models evolve in the next 5 years and what will the resulting IT solutions be?
* How can enterprises select data protection technologies today that avoid future rip-and-replace scenarios?
Presentation Description
Sepaton CTO and industry visionary Miki Sandorfi will address what's on the horizon for data protection and how companies can position themselves for tomorrow with today's technologies. As data protection advances, many technologies are emerging but a clear end-game is not yet defined. Miki will discuss new technologies like data de-duplication, CDP and more. He will describe how fragmented data protection technologies will come together in the next few years to create a unified backup, recovery and archive system that meets regulatory requirements and business Service Level Agreements. We'll explore key considerations for ensuring your IT environment is optimized for today yet positioned to take advantage of evolution in this rapidly advancing area.
Speaker Biography
Miklos Sandorfi is responsible for SEPATON's product vision and roadmap. He has an extensive background in the development of enterprise-class storage systems. He served for more than a decade at EMC Corporation, where he was responsible for many technological advances in several product categories including client/server, mainframe and Open Symmetrix.Miklos worked closely with industry leaders to help develop the Fibre Channel protocol in its infancy, and was instrumental in bringing Fibre Channel connectivity to EMC products. Most recently, he was responsible for the FICON (ESCON-over-Fibre Channel) architecture and implementation in Symmetrix. Miklos has 10 granted and 10 pending patents for inventions in the Fibre Channel and Disk Subsystem I/O technology space. Prior to EMC, he held positions at a leading nationwide computer rental and services company, where he developed corporate MIS infrastructure and software. He has a BS in Engineering from Northeastern University and completed an EMC-developed Executive Education Program in conjunction with Babson College.
