GlassHouse Speakers’ Bureau

GlassHouse executives and senior consultants are recognized industry experts in IT infrastructure.  Our vendor independent perspective cuts through the product hype and presents clear solutions, technology evaluations and market leading ideas to global audiences at industry events, conferences, webcasts, analyst forums and seminars.

Our speakers are available worldwide and have deep expertise to enhance any speaking event, be it a keynote address, panel discussion, roundtable or media/analyst interview.

If you’d like to have a GlassHouse speaker participate in your next event, please contact ghspeakers@glasshouse.com. 

Some topics of expertise include (but are not limited to):

• Data Centers
  • Realities and Options in Cloud Computing
  • What You Need to Know Before You Buy/Build/Lease Your Next Data Center
  • Moving/Migrating Your Data Center?  The Top Ten Things You Need to Know Before You Start
  • Key Strategies for a Green Data Center
• Storage
  • Using Cloud Storage in the Data Center to Reclaim Unused Space
  • Automation in Your Storage Environment
  • Storage Strategy Best Practices
• Backup & Recovery
  • Avoid 5 Common Mistakes in Backup
  • Backup and Archiving are NOT the Same
  • Achieving ROI and Cost Savings in your Backup Environment
  • Deduplication: What’s the Skinny and What Can it Mean for You?
  • A 12-Step Backup Program: Implementing
• Virtualization
  • Disaster Recovery Alternatives for VMware Infrastructure
  • Managing Your Virtual Environment
  • Measuring the Real Value (ROI) of Your Virtualized Environment
• Security
  • Establishing a Secure Mobile Environment
  • Securing Your Virtual Infrastructure
  • Protecting Critical Data: Beyond Encryption and DLP
  • Is Your Data Really at Rest?
  • Compliance and Data Management
• Disaster Recovery
  • Designing Your Recovery Site and Alternate Site Selection
  • Disaster Recovery: Before, During and After the Storm
• ITSM
  • Re-engineering Infrastructure: The Next Supply Chain Problem
  • Financial Management in IT: Learning from the Supply Chain Model
  • Demand, Design, Decision: Elevating IT through a Service Centric Model