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Sunday, 8 May 2011 10:16 by CENTEROS

Well it’s been a busy couple of months at CENTEROS.  Our website, thanks to Joels’ Search Engine Optimisation, is getting lots of hits which mean we are doing demonstrations to Data Centre Managers all over the world. Some of the companies reside in cities like Chicago, Seattle, Washington, Warsaw, Croatia, London, Bangladesh, Hyderabad, Cape Town,Singapore, and Vietnam and so the list continues.  This means we have either been up very early in the morning or demoing until very late at night because of the timezones. 

Kate has taken up the mantle of connecting with these prospects after the demonstration and is getting some wonderful feedback on the ease of use of our software and our pricing model.  Our sales pipeline is building with most overseas companies indicating they will purchase in Quarter 3.  

We are also off to the AFCOM Symposium in Sydney this weekend, where we will be showing our software in conjunction with Strategic Directions, one of our resellers. This is our first outing to a Data Centre show in Australia, so it will be a great experience and a chance for us to talk to people about our software.  We know, and our customers know that we have an awesome product!

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AFCOM's Asia/Pacific Symposium

Saturday, 5 March 2011 14:02 by kate.crossley

The first AFCOM Asia/Pacific Symposium will be held in Sydney this year from Sunday the 15th of May to Tuesday 17th of May.
 
The CENTEROS team is excited about attending this symposium, as we feel its an awesome chance to join our data centre peers and hear Keynote Speakers, attend Virtual Data Centre Tours and participate in Educational Sessions on topics like, Minimising the risks of a Natural Disaster, Implementing Virtualisation, Cloud Computing in the Data Centre and the Challenges of Data Storage Management.

What Makes The AFCOM Symposium Stand Out?
  • AFCOM is the largest data centre organization in the world, representing over 4,000  data centers in over 35 countries
  • For more than thirty years AFCOM has been successfully providing the best data centre education available anywhere
  • AFCOM’s conferences, trade shows and symposium have attracted over 40,000 data centre/facilities management attendees with the large majority returning over and over again
  • AFCOM allows vendors to attend its educational programs, but strictly controls the number so there will always be far more end users in attendance
  • AFCOM brings the very best and most knowledgeable speakers from around the world to its programs
  • AFCOM monitors and approves in advance any vendor presentations to ensure that they are strictly educational and never filled with sales content
  • When considering price and quality of education, AF COM delivers more “Bang for the Buck” than anyone else
If you're interested in meeting, networking and exchanging ideas with like-minded professionals in the Data Centre industry, click on this link to register for the AFCOM Asia/Pacific Symposium http://www.afcom.com/asiapacific/

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CENTEROS Sponsors Inaugural AFCOM New Zealand Chapter Meeting

Tuesday, 8 February 2011 10:53 by kate.crossley
In a Press Release on the 8 February 2011 ACOM, the world wide Association for Data Centre Professionals has issued an invite to people interested in being involved in the New Zealand Chapter.  The meeting will be sponsored by CENTEROS  who has a Data Center Infrastructure Management software package.

AFCOM, the worldwide Association for Data CenterProfessionals, has issued an invitation to local IT professionals to join its New Zealand Chapter.

The first chapter meeting will be held in Auckland on Tuesday February 22nd at the Owen G. Glenn Business School.  Robyn Goldstone, AFCOM’s Brisbane-based Asia Pacific Membership Services Manager, will be presenting at the meeting.

Local chapter organiser, Kate Crossley of CENTEROS,says “Until now, New Zealand data center professionals haven’t had a local forum.  Our new chapter is a great opportunity to learn, network and exchange ideas with like-minded peers.  Also being a part of the AFCOM global family means we get to share experiences with, and learn from, our data center colleagues around the world.”

US-based AFCOM was established in 1980.  The Association offers a comprehensive portfolio of resources for data center operators, managers and staff, including educational symposiums, an extensive local chapter program, and in-depth publications and research tools.  All facets of data center management are covered - including day-to-day operations and facilities-related issues, the latest technology and management techniques, best practices, disaster recovery, power and cooling, asset management and cloud computing.

AFCOM has more than 4,500 members worldwide.  Recently local chapters have been established in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra.  In May, AFCOM will be running its first Asia Pacific Symposium in Sydney.

For an invitation or more information, please contact local organiser, Kate Crossley by email (kate.crossley@centeros.com).  For more information click on www.AFCOM.com

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Thursday, 4 March 2010 19:34 by Joel Macfarlane
Hi, my name is James Crossley. I'm the CEO of CENTEROS.

The purpose of this blog is to share news, views and information about our company, our Data Center Management software and our people.

I'm encouraging the entire team to contribute snippets about what they are working on so you get a unique insight into developments. We'd love your feedback, opinions and suggestions too.

Thanks for visiting. We hope you enjoy reading (and participating!).

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