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The event will be officially opened by
 Ing Miroslava Křížka Ph.D
CEO
CzechInvest
Lead Speakers include
Paul-Francois Cattier
Global Vice President Data Center
Schneider Electric |
Jan Daan Luycks
CEO
CE Colo |
Alan Hawkins
Commercial Director
Dataplex |
Miloš Macúch
Chairman of the Board
Altron |
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Ken Baker
Senior Consultant, Critical Facilities Services
Hewlett Packard Company |
Harkeeret Singh
EMEA Chair, The Green Grid and Global Head of Energy & Sustainable Technology, Thomson Reuters |
Gabriel Harris
Director, Head of Acquisitions
CBRE Data Centres |
Richard Sealy
Director
Deloitte Consulting SA |
Welcome to the 2nd Datacentres Central and Eastern Europe
Market and Technology Insight + Outstanding Networking with CEE region peers
The data centre market globally is forecast to experience substantial growth over the next 3-5 years due to the convergence of several factors including M-commerce and 4G, E-commerce and video usage, fibre deployment, data transfer, storage and the onset of costs and efficiency savings found in new technologies.
Central and eastern European region is increasingly well positioned to exploit the next wave of data centre development as international Enterprises seek new markets, fibre deployment is sustained, outsourcing opportunities evolve, and investors turn their attention to the growth prospects across the key metropolitan areas.
Attendees at the annual CEE summit will gain access to a unique package of benefits:
- enterprises considering outsourcing or establishing their own data centres regionally
- services and solution providers seeking new markets
- investors assessing new opportunities
- telcos and carriers assessing fibre availability or business partners
- all users who require greater insight into the very latest technology from an expert academy of speakers
Highlights of the event features the conference, special sessions, and an industry exhibition Plus - all attendees benefit from the extensive content and insight provided, plus an unparalleled opportunity to network with peers from across the CEE region.
In 2012, the host city for the second regional conference for data centres in central and eastern Europe is Prague, Czech Republic.
feedback from last years event...
"The event in Budapest was super!
For me it was super because I met some potential customers in a location where they are able to see our other activties too, with the possibility of presenting our region. We are keen to participate in other events like these."
Andris Gailitis, CEO, DEAC.
Feedback 2011
2012 venue
Datacentres and the CEE economy
Studies by BroadGroup, have demonstrated the favourable economic impact of data centres, and the investment opportunity they represent.
Reflecting these opportunities, the conference will include a special focus on the CEE regional market for data centres, enterprises and their evolving outsourcing needs as emerging private clouds, new technologies and market growth impact across the sector.
The programme includes a regional leadership panel, a market perspective of CEE, with current trends in demand in datacentre markets across the region and growth forecasts, datacentre finance and investment, colocation business models, sustainability and efficiency in datacentres, modular datacentres, fibre connectivity and cloud evolution.
Evidence does show that some countries in CEE are embracing the idea of investment by datacentre companies but many of these opportunities remain under exploited.
For further information about BroadGroup’s datacentre country benchmarking studies – please contact:
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