Making Smart Cloud Storage Choices: Listen & Discuss on Interop Radio

NEW YORK, Aug. 27, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- When it comes to deciding how to store your company's precious data in the cloud, you need to know all the facts in order to make the best decision. You need to develop a leave-nothing-to-chance approach.

With that in mind, join host Curtis Franklin and storage expert Howard Marks this Thursday, August 28, at 2:00 p.m. EDT (11:00 a.m. PDT) on Interop Radio, where they will discuss everything you need to know about cloud storage and how you can make the best decision for your company and your IT department.

To register for this week's show, click here, and then stick around after the discussion for a live chat on the InformationWeek website, where Franklin and Marks will read your comments and address your questions.

Cloud storage is everywhere and as prices drop, it's becoming a more attractive option for businesses of all sizes, especially as companies look to secure their data in case of a disaster or cyberattack. However, this option can mean big changes for your IT department, including issues from application latency to trusting your data to a third party.

During this week's show, you'll hear about the different cloud storage service types, get real-world use cases, and learn how to look beyond just price as a cloud driver.

If you are interested in hearing more from Marks and other IT leaders live and in person, please register to attend the 2014 Interop conference in New York City, which kicks off September 29 and runs through October 3, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

The Interop conference offers a unique opportunity to help you connect with your IT colleagues, help your career take off, and learn how technology is changing the way business is done. You can find more information about Interop New York and the show speakers, as well as the registration page, here.

For additional information about Thursday's Interop Radio show on InformationWeek, please click here.

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