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Derek Allen is Head of Data Centre Operations at Cable & Wireless. His current focus is to reduce energy consumption and costs across the Data Centre estate while improving their operations, stability and reliability. 
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Mark has sixteen years experience in security, risk management and consultancy.
Trevor Dearing is the marketing manager for Enterprise Solutions in EMEA. Since joining Juniper Networks he has focused on promoting the benefits of MPLS for the enterprise and campaigning for more secure VoIP networks. 
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Anthony Foy has been one of the chief architects of Interxion’s growth and success in the data centre sector since he became Group Managing Director in July 2001. He has responsibility for the overall strategic development of the company’s sales and country operations, which are spread across 24 data centres in 11 European countries. 
Andrew Gibson has worked for Raritan since Spring 2003 when he was responsible for setting up Raritan’s first London office and establishing a team that has grown the UK business five fold since then. 
After completing a Diploma in Architecture, Andrew Good joined ttsp in 1990 as a project architect and has been involved in a wide range of commercial projects, which have involved masterplanning, new build and refurbishment. Andrew was appointed as a Director of ttsp in 1999.
After completing his degree in Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Munich, Wolfgang Goretzki spent three years working in product development at Siemens AG and NEC Corporation, mainly in the area of telecommunications. 
Ken Hodge was educated at Liverpool University and Warwick University. He is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Institute of Engineering Technology. He is currently the R&D Manager in the Brand-Rex Company and is based in their headquarters in Glenrothes, Scotland. 
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Hamish E. Macarthur is the founder of Macarthur Stroud International. His experience encompasses the computer and telecommunications markets in Europe and the United States. 
Rosemary McGlashon has over 20 years experience in structured cabling and is currently European Technical Manager for 3M, the diversified technology company, which has ranges of both fibre and copper cabling components and systems under the Volition brand name. 
Graham McKay is a senior consultant with brightsolid and heads up their business continuity consulting division. He regularly supports organisations in creating their business continuity capabilities and conducts regular scenario based exercises and workshops. 
Jim Murphy is vice president of Sales for EMEA and Asia Pacific regions. He is responsible for managing Active Power’s customer relationships and sales growth in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Japan, Korea and southeast Asia. 
Simon has over 17 years of experience working in the IT industry. His first role was as a Contract Programmer in the early nineties. He then moved onto Windows and Unix Administration followed by Data Base Administration at Oracle and Sybase, which then lead him into Storage Administration with Symmetrix. 
Phil Pavitt is Group CIO for Transport for London (TfL), the functional body responsible for the implementation of the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy and the management of transport services across the Capital including London's buses. 
Alex Rabbetts is co-founder and Managing Director of Migration Solutions. A member of the Institute of Directors and the Project Management Institute, Alex has considerable experience of managing projects with budgets ranging from £20,000 to £200 million, employing formal project methodologies including PRINCE and Perform. 
Peter has worked in the IT industry for over 30 years, both in the public and private sectors. For the past 25 years he has worked for IBM UK in a variety of roles, starting out as a technical specialist and migrating though consultancy and business development to marketing. 
Paul Rose achieved his Mechanical Engineering Degree from The City University in 1987. Paul has spent the last 15 years working for Mentor Graphics Corporation, Mechanical Analysis Division (formerly Flomerics Ltd) specialising in the application of CFD to the design of the built environment and electronic equipment. 
Alec D Selvon-Bruce is Hitachi Data Systems' EMEA Eco-Solutions Champion. Alec is a political studies graduate of University of Aberdeen and a member of the Storage Network Industry Association (SNIA). 
Jim Smith is the Chief Technology Officer of Digital Realty Trust where he oversees data centre development, the company's efficiency & green strategy, and power procurement & energy management. 
With a background in the IT industry, Tom Sperrey founded UPS Systems plc in 1993 to satisfy a gap in the marketplace IT departments that needed specialist and impartial advice on the best standby power solutions to satisfy their very specific power requirements. 
Jim Spooner is the Strategy Services Practice Manager for GlassHouse Technologies UK, where he brings over 20 years experience within data storage and IT service delivery. 
Mick joined IBM from the acquisition of Sequent Computers in 2000, where he managed the European Services Business. He currently holds the position of Green Computing Consultant in IBM STG advising IBM clients on energy efficient data centres and distributed computing environments. Platinum Sponsors
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