
Modernize the Industry
Keynote Speakers
David Goulden, Joe Tucci, Michael Dell
Monday, 2 May
10:00 - 11:30 AM (UTC-8) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
See what the EMC and Dell merger will mean for the IT industry’s future, and how together we will enable business and IT transformation through hybrid cloud solutions built for the modern data center.
Key speakers: David Goulden, Joe Tucci, and Michael Dell.
What does the merger of EMC and Dell mean for the future of the IT industry and these two businesses once combined? Joe Tucci and Michael Dell share their vision of what lies ahead for the marketplace, for enterprise IT and the combination of EMC and Dell. They will be followed by David Goulden, CEO of EMC Information Infrastructure, who has been named to lead the combined Dell | EMC Enterprise Systems Group when the two businesses come together. Goulden will outline how EMC enables business and IT transformation through hybrid cloud solutions built upon modern data center infrastructure incorporating industry leading converged infrastructure and storage technologies. Joining Goulden on stage will be Rodney Rogers, CEO of Virtustream, the enterprise-class cloud software and services provider trusted by enterprise customers worldwide to migrate and run their mission-critical applications in the cloud.
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Modernize Your Data Center
Keynote Speakers
Jeremy Burton, Chad Sakac, Guy Churchward
Tuesday, 3 May
10:00-11:30 AM (UTC-8) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Hear about EMC’s newest technologies and innovations—what makes them unique, what they can do for you, and how they fit into EMC’s broader solutions portfolio.
Speakers: Jeremy Burton, Chad Sakac, Guy Churchward
The rapid shift in data center technologies enables enterprises to optimize existing IT and legacy investments to free up resources for next generation IT that will transform the business. Hear how EMC helps enterprises drive down costs and optimize traditional application workloads through the pillars of the modern data center: flash, cloud-enabled, scale-out, and software-defined—all built on a foundation of trust (encompassing data protection, security, and world class service and support). The emphasis will be on EMC’s newest technologies and innovations: what makes them unique, what they do for customers, and how they fit into the broader EMC portfolio of solutions, converged infrastructure, and storage platforms.
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Modernize Your Business
Keynote Speakers
Chirantan “CJ” Desai, Jeremy Burton, Chad Sakac
Wednesday, 4 May
10:00-11:30 AM (UTC-8) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Hear how cutting edge innovations in software-defined technologies, cloud native applications, and new application development enable you to modernize your business.
Speakers: Jeremy Burton, Chirantan “CJ” Desai, Chad Sakac
The next 15 years in enterprise IT will be about enabling digital transformation—developing consumer grade mobile apps and embedded software to transform the business for a new era of competition based on digital business models. Hear how cutting edge innovations in software-defined technologies, cloud native applications, new application development, and modern analytics will enable customers to redefine enterprise IT, modernize the business, and meet the urgent demands of the new era.
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