[TriLUG] Fw: NetApp/Red Hat Executives in Session on Open Computingand Grid Storage

[len boyle]

It looks like my email client stripped off all the pretty stuff that 
Kimberly had posted.

So if you want to register try the following site.

http://www.netapp.com/go/gridstorage.form

If  you want the pretty invite, please send email to 
Kimberly.Melvin at netapp.com

len

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Melvin, Kimberly
Subject: NetApp/Red Hat Executives in Session on Open Computing and Grid 
Storage





        Open Computing &
      Grid Storage
      Tuesday
      January 11, 2005
      10:15-11:30 a.m.

      Registration
      9:45 a.m.

      NC Biotechnology Center
      15 T.W. Alexander Dr.
      RTP, NC 27709
      (919) 541-9366
      Directions

      Questions?
      E-mail contact

      Register Now!  Please join Tom Mendoza, President of Network 
Appliance, and Matthew Szulik, Chairman, CEO, and President of Red Hat, for 
a brief open discussion of the new paradigm of open computing and grid 
storage.

      With new storage virtualization technologies and advancements in open 
computing, IT organizations are now able to increase utilization of existing 
infrastructures, resulting in immediate cost savings and simplified data 
management.

      Please register here (admittance to the event does require on-line 
registration).

      For more information, please contact Jennifer Craig.


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