Key Technologies at Interop

See the future of business technology at the Interop Conference and Exhibition. This year's event focuses on ten key technologies that every IT organization should be thinking about in 2008. Interop gives you the most comprehensive view of the tools and technologies that are part of a solid information technology strategy.

Virtualization Virtualization is driving a fundamental shift in how we think about our data environments. Are you leveraging the performance, reliability and cost benefits? Sponsored by:	Enterprise 2.0 Web 2.0 tools are entering the workplace, breaking down information boundaries and unlocking new value. See the tools changing the way we work. Sponsored by:
IT Security Identify, mitigate and resolve threats as they become more sophisticated and cause more damage to businesses than ever before. Sponsored by:	Networking & Services Explore the technical requirements of the next generation of network services and find out how to choose between Ethernet, MPLS and the Internet. Sponsored by:
Data Center Find practical and effective solutions to help cut costs, reduce power consumption and deliver world class data center facilities. Sponsored by:	Storage Learn how key storage and storage network technologies work together to drive your business. Clarify how to use storage protocols and technologies. Sponsored by:
Wireless & Mobility Wireless is the future of IT, driving both technology and strategy. Enable your enterprise to embrace mobility with confidence and efficiency. Sponsored by:	VoIP & Unified Communications Lead the transition to VoIP within your organization. Learn how UC can help you integrate communications with business processes.
Green IT Green initiatives not only benefit the environment, but they significantly reduce operating costs. Start conserving in every part of your data center.	IT Management Develop and enhance your IT policies and practices to create a more effective IT business unit. Learn specific steps you can take to improve your business model, presentation skills, staffing and operational procedures.
Software Traditional software applications are being replaced by Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud Computing, Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) and Open Source. Discover which best fits your needs and how your IT department can benefit from this change.