Red Hat @ Enterprise Linux Forum 2002: Update

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     Dec. 3-4, 2002, Boston, MA                          Premier Sponsor

Thanks for signing up to attend the Enterprise Linux Forum Conference & Expo
(December 3-4, Boston Marriott Copley Place, www.enterpriselinuxforum..com
<http://www.enterpriselinuxforum.com/> ). This event is your chance to meet
with Red Hat executives and technical experts to hear about the latest Linux
developments and get your questions about enterprise deployments answered.
Here are some key presentations to attend:

- Opening Keynote: "The Inevitable Linux Momentum"
Matthew J. Szulik, Chairman, CEO and President, Red Hat
9:00 AM Tuesday, Dec. 3rd

Matthew Szulik has become one of the most prominent representatives of open
source technology, both in leading Linux into the enterprise and challenging
public policy and copyright issues relating to open source.  Get his unique
perspective as he discusses the inevitable shift happening right now in the
technology industry, a shift that Linux has helped push the balance of power
in favor of the customer, delivering choice and value. He’ll also discuss
how enterprises are taking advantage of this shift to build their
infrastructures around commodity hardware and scalable, cost-effective Linux
technology.

- Linux High Availability Cluster Selection
Tim Burke, Advanced Server Technical Project Leader, Red Hat
10:00 AM Tuesday, Dec. 3rd

This presentation will help you identify the true requirements of your high
availability deployments. Armed with the appropriate criteria, an array of
applicable cluster offerings will be categorized to match problem spaces.
Key feature differentiators of the various products will be contrasted.
After attending this presentation you will be armed with the right set of
criteria to enable you to make
an informed decision of which cluster alternatives are best for your
specific deployment.

- Red Hat Technology Roadmap
Paul Cormier, Senior VP of Engineering, Red Hat
11:10 AM Tuesday, Dec. 3rd

Discover which Red Hat products and services fit for your organization now
and in the future as Red Hat presents the latest technology roadmap.

- How Sitel Worldwide Runs Call Centers Utilizing Linux
Scott Clark, Director of Systems Engineering, Sitel Corporation

As one of the largest teleservices companies in the Americas, Sitel
Worldwide, a Red Hat customer, requires a stable platform for its 24/7/365
operations in remote offices and corporate data center. When Sitel required
increased performance and stability to improve customer offerings, they
turned to Linux. Come to this discussion to learn how Sitel has migrated
their call recording and Oracle 9i database environments to Red Hat Linux
Advanced Server and discovered how Linux compares to other UNIX platforms in
performance, uptime and portability.