Eco-Efficiency: Driving Change Across the Technical and Cultural Divides

In this session, panelists discuss how political, functional and cultural divides can prevent organizations from clearly identifying and addressing internal problems - and what can be done to change this. Participants include Fred Mapp, Quality Service Solutions (Moderator); Lauralee Martin, Jones Lang LaSalle; Jim Smith, Digital Realty Trust; Pitt Turner, Uptime Institute; and Anthony Wanger, i/o Data Centers.

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Keynote Speakers

	Pitt Turner		Doug Oathout		Winston Saunders
	Lauralee Martin		Albert Esser		Jack Tison
	Jonathan Koomey		Werner Vogels		Rob Bernard
	Neil Rasmussen		Dean Nelson		Bob Callender
	Stephen Hassell		Mike Manos

Keynote Discussions and Roundtables

	Eco-Efficiency: Driving Change Across the Technical and Cultural Divides
	Optimizing Data Center and IT Performance: Virtualization, Cloud Computing, and Smart Grid
	Balancing Act: Maximizing Availability, Reliability and Sustainability Over the Entire Data Center Lifecycle
	Will Today′s Data Center Support Tomorrow′s IT?
	Driving Out Inefficiencies in Power and Cooling
	IT Equipment Energy Consumption: The Gap Between Common Idling Assumptions and Real World Conditions