6G and machine learning are primed to be gamechangers. Join our panel of senior IT leaders as they discuss the future of WiFi from ML for problem solving to IoT as the next security frontier.

Your next Wi-Fi move has the power to revolutionise your business performance for years to come.

• Wifi in the enterprise use cases
• How ML adds value to solve problems
• Cybersecurity - wifi is pervasive in the enterprise but IoT is the next frontier
• Managing your network investment

Panellists: 

• David Coleman, Director of Product Marketing, Extreme Networks
• Rajinesh Shankar, Head of Security, Architecture & Operations, Technology Services, Manukau Institute of Technology
• Martin Reidy, Head of Operations, Waterman Business Centres

Moderator:

• CK Vishwakarma, Founder & CEO, AllThingsConnected, IOTSG

Reimaging the workplace as the world refocuses post the COVID-19 pandemic is a challenge for every business, large and small. The wired and WiFi network plays a critical role around how businesses deliver an underlying platform for digital transformation to enable new ways of working from online learning through to work-from-home, video streaming and providing access to secure applications anytime, anywhere.

Moderated by Frost & Sullivan Analyst, Nishchal Khorana, Director, Emerging Technologies, Cloud and Data Centres, you will hear from senior IT leaders as they share how cloud managed networking is creating a more flexible and responsive management environment to quickly adapt to the immediate, disruptive changes wrought by market forces such as COVID-19. Cloud networking is key to simplifying, growing, and securing the network whilst leveraging ML and AI to gain greater IT and business insights.

During the discussion, the panellists will share their insights and experience – helping you to advance IT and business operations and customer experience.

Panellists:

• Alexandra Gates, Director, Cloud Networking Strategy, Extreme Network
• Rabindra Das, Head of Information Technology, Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
• Damian Foster, IT Systems Manager, Damascus College

Moderator:

• Nishchal Khorana, Senior Director, ICT, Frost & Sullivan

COVID-19 has accelerated the need for network, cloud, and data centre services. There has been a monumental shift in the demand curve for bandwidth-intensive network services and applications. At the heart of this digital transformation is the data centre, with service demand increasing in parallel with other technologies and applications. With all the pressure to innovate and digitally transform from businesses, what do you do when your data centre struggles to keep up.

There is an increasing amount of high-performance computing and big data workloads. With this massive growth in data, and this all needs to be stored somewhere. So, data centre storage capacity will need to expand significantly over time. Hyperconverged systems, hybrid storage environments, edge storage applications will increase significantly. Faster storage requires faster networks.

This one-hour panel will discuss the seismic industry shifts taking place during 2020, leaders across the data centre and network infrastructure sector will discuss this new accelerated era beyond 2020 as we sit at the intersection of evolving technologies and new revenue streams for data centre operators.

Panellists:

- AJ Casamento, Global Solutioneer, Broadcom-Brocade Storage Networking BU
- Simon Lockington, Senior Director, Global Solution Architecture - Asia-Pacific, Equinix
- Jeff Barber, VP, WW Storage Infrastructure Solutions
- Simon Lewry, Head of Services, Asia, Telstra Purple

Moderator: 

- Glen Duncan, Associate Research Director, IDC

Whether you’re just beginning or far along your hybrid cloud journey, you know it can be a powerful extension for your data center and application strategy. However, the cost and risk of migration, protection, storage, and even consistent licensing across clouds can ramp up if you don’t have the right solution.

Panelists: 

• Beni Sia, Vice President, South East Asia & Korea, Veeam
• Anthony Hodge, Head, Cloud Governance, Standard Chartered Bank
• Bojan Obradovic, Head of Cloud Services, Asia Pacific, HSBC
   

Moderated by:  Fred Giron, VP, Research Director, Forrester

Data Centre World Asia and Cloud Expo Asia invites you to join us for an Executive Virtual Fireside Chat hosted by May-Ann Lim (Executive Director, Asia Cloud Computing Association) on bridging the digital divide. How can the data center industry most efficiently serve major metros while also serving rural communities? The panel will discuss edge to hyperscale and everything in between.

Join industry heavyweights as they discuss the role of various cloud deployments and how they will shape the data centre landscape moving into the future.

Presenters:

• Chris Thorpe – CEO & Founder, Leading Edge Data Centres
• Darren Hawkins – CEO & Founder, SpaceDC
• Braham Singh – CEO, BDx
• Moderator by: May-Ann Lim, Executive Director, Asia Cloud Computing Association

The demand for cloud-based services in emerging markets is booming. With growing populations gaining access to high speed internet, more and more individuals in these markets are consuming cloud services. The individuals are taking advantage of innovations in E-commerce, online gaming, and cloud-based work tools. These consumers demand super-fast speed and zero latency.

Presenters:

• Sunil Gupta, Managing Partner & CEO, Yotta Infrastructure
• Clement Goh, Chief Executive Officer, Southeast Asia, STT GDC
• Dana Adams, Chief Operating Officer, AirTrunk
• Moderator by: May-Ann Lim, Executive Director, Asia Cloud Computing Association

COVID-19 has created a surge in the demand for cloud-based business tools, entertainment on demand and video communication. Join industry heavyweights as they discuss the implications of these changes and how they will impact the data centre and cloud industry in the APAC region as we transition to a ‘new normal.’ 

Presenters: 

• Jeremy Deutsch, President, Asia-Pacific, Equinix
• Omer Wilson, Vice President of Marketing, Digital Realty APAC
• Jonathan King, Group Chief Operating Officer & Head of Investments, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres
• Moderated by: May-Ann Lim, Executive Director, Asia Cloud Computing Association