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The bring your own device (BYOD) trend is putting unprecedented pressure on datacentres, and introducing a whole host of new security concerns to CIOs.
To ensure your organisation can cope with these challenges, register to secure your place in this discussion, where you will learn:
*The role cloud can play in helping your company achieve its BYOD goals;
*How you can prepare your datacentre infrastructure to handle the vast amounts of data created by a growing array of endpoints;
*How to manage and secure a datacentre without affecting employee productivity.
Date: Wednesday 12 December
Time: 2pm, UK time
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