Private New York dinner to examine distributed file management challenges
The Register is hosting a private, off-the-record dinner in New York about the challenges of managing unstructured file data across distributed teams. The event will examine how organisations can modernise file infrastructure and governance without simply replacing existing systems, while discussing the hidden costs of duplicated storage, delays and uncertainty over file versions.
The dinner will take place on 27 October from 6.00pm to 8.30pm at The Capital Grille, 120 W 51st Street. Joe Fay will moderate under the Chatham House Rule, with Holly Bossert of LucidLink joining senior technology, infrastructure and data leaders to discuss storage growth, synchronisation, version control and security incidents. Places are limited and invitation-only.
- The Register is hosting an off-the-record dinner on distributed file infrastructure.
- Discussions will focus on storage, governance, synchronisation and security.
- The invitation-only event takes place in New York on 27 October.
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Originally published by The Register as “Which copy of that file is the real one? Dinner, off the record, in Midtown”.