Presentation Topic: Transforming IT. The Power To Do More.
Presenter: Dmitry Grinko, Dell Enterprise Business Manager
Venue: Microsoft Innovative Center Armenia (State Engineering University of Armenia, Building #10, 6th Floor).
Time: December 2, 2011, 11 A.M.

Development of IT is tightly connected to the development of economy. Information systems today support ever-growing flow of information, generated by business processes, and demand permanent improvement to correspond norms and standards, budget compliance, environment influence, new technologies receptivity, etc. Following the economic crisis specific requirements have been applied to optimized data storage technologies and IT infrastructure productivity.

To strengthen competition advantages of organizations it is necessary to drastically improve the ability of IT departments to manage these and many other aspects of development and improvement of IT infrastructure. The most important aspects to be:

• Lowering costs of innovative IT services delivered to business units
• Easy and effective manageability of constantly and quickly growing data volumes
• Optimization of power consumption and heat generation for both existing and the new equipment
• Reduction of deployment space
• Security and confidentiality of data stored
• Increasing life-cycles of solutions and optimizing expenses
• Supporting continuous business processes

For over the past 26 years Dell, Inc. has been helping organizations and people worldwide use modern technologies to realize their dreams and wishes. Our clients trust us in supplying advanced technological solutions that help them do and achieve more, wherever they are – at home, at work, in school or elsewhere.

Where to start and what options are there? How to choose a strategy of increasing effectiveness of IT infrastructure with concurrent decrease in expenses and increase in effectiveness of business units activities? Dell’s approach and experience in huge projects realization might help organizations and enterprises free up to 50% of funds that were previously spent on maintaining their present infrastructure. So, why wait?