Help/Systems, a world leader in systems and network management, security, and business intelligence software, is pleased to announce the fall schedule for their popular POWER7 Trends & Tech Tour.
IBM has been rapidly releasing next generation technologies that enhance the Power Systems line of servers such as PowerHA, IASP, VIOS, SAN, and VTLs. As a longtime IBM Solutions Partner, Help/Systems developed the POWER7 roadshow to educate IT decision makers on best practices for leveraging these techniques in their environment for real-life, use-case scenarios.
Customers and non-customers alike have shown great interest in the topics and format the Trends & Tech tour presents. "We had three successful events this past spring in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Hackensack," says Tom Huntington, vice president of technical services at Help/Systems and moderator for the POWER7 tour. "IT experts in each market have been so appreciative for the opportunity to discuss these new technologies from IBM and network with their peers."
"During each of the previous events, end users shared their stories and experiences with VIOS, SAN, PowerHA, and VTL. It was so valuable to the other attendees. Our customers were also interested to learn about the direction Help/Systems is taking in these areas. Attendees love the casual atmosphere, excellent information, and free lunch!"
Four more events are scheduled this fall in Boston (Sept. 17), Philadelphia (Sept. 19), Detroit (Oct. 8), and Dallas (Oct. 10), with IBM to host and co-present in Boston. Details are available at www.helpsystems.com/power7.
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