8.15 - 9.00 Arrival Breakfast

Highly Efficient Data Centre Cooling by means of Dynamic Free Cooling
The decision to green the data centre is no longer a question of “if”, but “when”. With significant energy efficiency gains possible using ambient air free-cooling, the challenge will be to select the optimum technology to meet initial capital cost constraints whilst maximizing long term operational benefits. Stulz will present a comparative analysis of the various free-cooling techniques currently available.

Mr Mark Ebert
Technical Solutions Engineer
Stulz Australia Pty Ltd

Designing Data Center UPS Systems For Flexibility, Reliability, Efficiency and Load Growth
The presentation will provide practical advice on considerations to make when planning data centre power reticulation - Designing for flexible configurations (N,  N+1 , 2N), gaining the most useable power to maximize data centre utilization, advances in high efficiency UPS designs and their  impact on data centre running costs, now and into the future, addressing input harmonics and power factor, designing and implementing a scalable system that will grow with the connected load and reliability considerations.

Mr Carlo Quiriconi
Technical Services Manager
Chloride Power Protection Pty Ltd.

Highly Efficient Data Centre Cooling by means of Dynamic Free Cooling
The decision to green the data centre is no longer a question of “if”, but “when”. With significant energy efficiency gains possible using ambient air free-cooling, the challenge will be to select the optimum technology to meet initial capital cost constraints whilst maximizing long term operational benefits. Stulz will present a comparative analysis of the various free-cooling techniques currently available.

Mr Mark Ebert
Technical Solutions Engineer
Stulz Australia

Designing Data Center UPS Systems For Flexibility, Reliability, Efficiency and Load Growth
The presentation will provide practical advice on considerations to make when planning data centre power reticulation - Designing for flexible configurations (N,  N+1 , 2N), gaining the most useable power to maximize data centre utilization, advances in high efficiency UPS designs and their  impact on data centre running costs, now and into the future, addressing input harmonics and power factor, designing and implementing a scalable system that will grow with the connected load and reliability considerations.

Mr Carlo Quiriconi
Technical Services Manager
Chloride Power Protection Pty Ltd.

11.20 - 11.40 Morning Coffee Break

Modernising Data Centre Power Infrastructure
A discussion on Powerchain solutions, including power distribution and power quality strategies to eliminate “under-powered” or “out of power” situations, freeing “stranded” capacity, increasing efficiency and reliability with a reduction in the total cost of ownership. Converging ad hoc IT, Facility and Utility systems to provide enterprise wide real time monitoring.

Mr Michael Mallia
General Manager, Power Quality
Eaton Industries, Electrical Group

Modular Data Centres - The Evolution to Green and Flexible
A look at the driving forces behind the rise of Modular Data Centres, the variations in designs that have emerged and how these address different issues in the move to greener data centres.


Mr James Hills
Principal Consultant,
SGI Professional Services

13.00 - 14.00 Networking Lunch Break

15.20 - 15.40 Afternoon Coffee Break

Bridging the Communication Gap
This presentation will address the communication gap between business and technology components of an organisation when developing Business
Continuity plans. In particular will explore the implications of
terminology confusion, assumptions and lack of a pro-active approach.

Mr Phil Carter
Group Business Continuity Management, ANZ

Certified Fellow
Business Continuity Institute (BCI)