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ABSTRACT:
Seventy percent of CIOs have experienced a budget cut in 2008. This naturally affects resources and staffing and constrains IT as a whole. The implications? Ongoing software expenses and IT productivity are under evaluation. To succeed, CIOs stay within their ever-decreasing budgets by transitioning to open source IT monitoring solutions that deliver high availability at a fraction of the cost.
Be ranked among the successors and join us to learn how large enterprises are adopting new open source technologies like GroundWork Open Source. Learn how IT can maintain high service levels previously delivered by software from HP OpenView and IBM Tivoli but at significant cost savings. Hear directly from Raven Zachary, the Open Source Research Director at The 451 Group who will provide an overview of the IT monitoring and network management market and reveal the latest trends that he has uncovered in a recent CAOS report.
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Speakers
Raven Zachary
Open Source Research Director
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The 451 Group
Raven Zachary is the Open Source Research Director for The 451 Group, an independent technology industry analyst company. At The 451 Group, he is responsible for the firm's Commercial Adoption of Open Source (CAOS) Research Service and ongoing open source coverage in the end user, vendor, investment, and development communities. Raven has been involved with open source as an end user, project contributor, journalist, consultant, and industry analyst for over ten years.
David Dennis
Sr. Product Marketing Director
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GroundWork Open Source, Inc.
David Dennis is the Senior Product Marketing Director at GroundWork Open Source and has close to 15 years of marketing experience covering product marketing, corporate marketing, and technical marketing in the system and network management arena. Prior to GroundWork, he has held Director of Marketing roles at Levanta and Centrata. He did Product Marketing at Mercury Interactive and Technical Marketing at HP. David also frequently authors contributing articles for various trade publications.
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