Complexity is stopping you from being able to do this, leading to inconsistent processes in your organization. A clear example of how complexity is constraining you is DR. Even though companies want to do this, they are not able to.

Some customers have consolidated their servers and storage to minimize complexity. This helps, but is not enough. It introduces single points of failure and requires you to strip out a lot of your existing hardware.

So what's the solution? Find out how this session enables you to :
1. Develop flexible, automated storage management
2. Consistent management and policies
3. Automate Storage Provisioning
4. Automate Server Provisioning

The convergence of wired and wireless networks are speeding us towards an all IP-connected world where information will be location and device independent, and most importantly, always on. Enterprises face different types of threats as they start to open up their network to mobile employees, Extranet partners and the public. With lines blurring, the challenge that decision-makers face today is to balance the "openness" and "closeness" of the network and provide, on a continual basis, effective network security that will provide controlled secure access ensuring that network performance remains unaffected at all times.

These and other issues relating to securing the enterprise to leverage business efficiency will be presented at this session.

This session will address the changing needs for content security in distributed computing environments, new trends in viruses and malicious codes, and further illustrate how to set up proactive anti-virus and content security protections to guard against new viruses and cyber attacks.

How will management architectures that enable highly shared , cost effective, and efficient computer services emerge? What are early customer expectations for very large , scalable enterprise environments? Will bigger infrastructures allow more IT work to be managed? Is there a new role for the server, storage and network suppliers? Can IT departments drive business initiatives by pushing server and storage consolidation further than they have today? Is there technology in the near term that will release a flood of application resources into the CIOs computing and network grids?

Mr. Turner may have answers that may be music to every CIOs' ears or send them off searching for a new IT blueprint.

IT is fundamental to such business success, and Fujitsu is offering "TRIOLE" as the new strategy that meets these demands.

"TRIOLE" is an organic integrated platform concept. It has at its core "Autonomous", "Virtualization", and "Integration" technologies that encompass all aspects of the network, services, servers and storage devices. It contributes to building enterprise businesses in the shortest possible time, while bringing continuity, efficiency and high quality to the transaction process. The "TRIOLE" concept, from a servers-centric solution viewpoint, will be elaborated on at the forum.