Continuing a busy year of events and networking, Redstor are set to attend CompTIA’s ChannelCon 2017 in Austin, Texas.
Hosted at the JW Marriott hotel in Austin, ChannelCon is a 3-day event running from the 31st July to 2nd August and is set to combine networking, learning and true information sharing for a fantastic event. ChannelCon aims to connect solutions providers, IT professionals, vendor and distributors to one another while giving a platform to network successfully.
With keynote talks being held on the main stage, attendees will benefit from being able to listen to Scott Belsky, a well-known entrepreneur, author and investor as well as Mike Marcolina, Managing Director of Wells Fargo financial division. Further talks will be hosted by the likes of Microsoft and Spiceworks.
Redstor will be in attendance at the show for the first time and will be exhibiting at stand 206. Given the technology trends that the market has seen in the last 12 months, around cyber-security, Redstor will take this opportunity to meet with new and existing technology users and partners and to talk around the integrity of data protection.
As a specialist provider of data management and protection solutions for close to 20 years, Redstor are ideally positioned to talk about legislation and compliance with upcoming data regulations such as the GDPR and the various challenges that organisations face on a daily basis around Cyber-security.
We look forward to networking will all attendees of CompTIA ChannelCon, from partner specialists to IT Managers, CIO’s or technology vendors.
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