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The IT Hot Topics Conference, hosted by Carolina Advanced Digital and industry partners, is one of the most unique technology and security events in the area. An event that started as a technical user group in 2002, the IT Hot Topics Conference has blossomed in to a full-featured conference, with internationally-recognized speakers, trainings, and technical content unparalleled in the area.
This fun and intimate event brings together a few hundred IT and security professionals from across North Carolina, the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, and offers hand-picked content based on attendee requests, exceptional peer networking, and technical content that transcends sales-driven conferences and seminars.
Join Carolina Advanced Digital and HP engineering teams to discuss the latest networking technologies announced at Interop, including the HP 5400R with new v3 modules and OpenFlow support for SDN, HP’s 6th generation ASIC, and Smart Rate multi-gig ports for 802.11ac Wave 2 wireless support.
Technical Topics Covered
– Network Visualizer SDN app- Integrates with AD to speed up troubleshooting and eliminate the need for mac-IP user correlation. Plus updates to Network Protection and Network Optimizer SDN apps.
– New 6th Gen ASIC- Provides 4x better throughput and 3x lower latency compared to the Cisco Catalyst 4507R-E.
– HP 5400R Chassis- overview of the new 5400R, offering the redundancy of the 8200 for the price of 5400. Overview of interoperability, migration path and enhancements.
– Smart Rate multi-gigabit ports- Provide 1Gbps, 2.5Gbps, 5Gbps and 10Gbps on a single wired interface for enhanced 802.11ac Wave 2 wireless support.
– 5400 v3 modules- New 40GbE and QSFP support, MACsec for link encryption, enhanced QoS, DLDP, OpenFlow enhancements and Distributed Trunking enhancements. Overview of interoperability and performance upgrades.
Carolina Advanced Digital will be sponsoring and exhibiting at the FLGISA conference.
About FLGISA
The Florida Local Government Information Systems Association is an organization for CIO’s, IT Managers, and technology decision makers from the state’s local government agencies. We welcome all jurisdictions to become a member. The FLGISA can benefit your organization no matter how big or small.
Join us FREE at upcoming Crash Course trainings November 10th, 11th, and 12th across North Carolina for a technical dive and mini-training on innovative technologies and new solutions for enterprise networking and mobility including new 802.11ac Wave 2 technology. You can choose to attend the morning session, afternoon session, or both. We provide the fun, food and engineers, you just register and attend.
Pick a city and date when registering
- West: Tuesday, November 10th in Lexington, NC
- Central: Wednesday, November 11th in Cary, NC
- East: Thursday, November 12th in New Bern, NC
Each date includes training on these technologies
- Secure Networking Technologies featuring HP
- Mobility and 802.11ac Wave 2 featuring Aruba
Who should attend
- Technical audiences
- Network engineers, network managers
- LAN/WAN engineers
- Wireless network managers
- Network security managers
Join us FREE at upcoming Crash Course trainings November 10th, 11th, and 12th across North Carolina for a technical dive and mini-training on innovative technologies and new solutions for enterprise networking and mobility including new 802.11ac Wave 2 technology. You can choose to attend the morning session, afternoon session, or both. We provide the fun, food and engineers, you just register and attend.
Pick a city and date when registering
- West: Tuesday, November 10th in Lexington, NC
- Central: Wednesday, November 11th in Cary, NC
- East: Thursday, November 12th in New Bern, NC
Each date includes training on these technologies
- Secure Networking Technologies featuring HP
- Mobility and 802.11ac Wave 2 featuring Aruba
Who should attend
- Technical audiences
- Network engineers, network managers
- LAN/WAN engineers
- Wireless network managers
- Network security managers
Join us FREE at upcoming Crash Course trainings November 10th, 11th, and 12th across North Carolina for a technical dive and mini-training on innovative technologies and new solutions for enterprise networking and mobility including new 802.11ac Wave 2 technology. You can choose to attend the morning session, afternoon session, or both. We provide the fun, food and engineers, you just register and attend.
Pick a city and date when registering
- West: Tuesday, November 10th in Lexington, NC
- Central: Wednesday, November 11th in Cary, NC
- East: Thursday, November 12th in New Bern, NC
Each date includes training on these technologies
- Secure Networking Technologies featuring HP
- Mobility and 802.11ac Wave 2 featuring Aruba
Who should attend
- Technical audiences
- Network engineers, network managers
- LAN/WAN engineers
- Wireless network managers
- Network security managers
The Savvy CIO’s Guide to Planning a Mobile-first Enterprise
Lead your team through successful implementations of resilient and secure networks.
Carolina Advanced Digital Vice President of Engineering Jennifer Minella is headlining an upcoming event titled ‘The Savvy CIO’s Guide to Planning a Mobile-First Enterprise.’ The event is being held on two dates in March and is open to corporate CIOs, CISOs, Vice Presidents and Directors responsible for technology, mobile integration and network security topics.
The Savvy CIO’s Guide to Planning a Mobile-first Enterprise
Lead your team through successful implementations of resilient and secure networks.
Carolina Advanced Digital Vice President of Engineering Jennifer Minella is headlining an upcoming event titled ‘The Savvy CIO’s Guide to Planning a Mobile-First Enterprise.’ The event is being held on two dates in March and is open to corporate CIOs, CISOs, Vice Presidents and Directors responsible for technology, mobile integration and network security topics.
The IT Hot Topics Conference, hosted by Carolina Advanced Digital and industry partners, is one of the most unique technology and security events in the area. An event that started as a technical user group in 2002, the IT Hot Topics Conference has blossomed in to a full-featured conference, with internationally-recognized speakers, trainings, and technical content unparalleled in the area.
This fun and intimate event brings together a few hundred IT and security professionals from across North Carolina, the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, and offers hand-picked content based on attendee requests, exceptional peer networking, and technical content that transcends sales-driven conferences and seminars.