Cisco’s TechWise TV is webcasting a  60 minute Episode on 29th of October 2009  with a title ‘”Routers Are Dead. Long Live the Router!” where you can learn the Cisco integrated services router will dramatically simplify your branch architecture and greatly reduce your network management workload.

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By registering to this web cast you will get the chance to see the technological advances that will enable you to create a truly borderless network, while giving you the convenient, powerful network management features you crave in today’s resource-challenged IT environment.

The Agenda

• ISR G2: New Model New Story
• The ISR Autopsy
• New Modules
• Security Innovation in the ISR
• Collaboration Enablement
• The Service Ready Engine
• Universal IOS
• Long Live the Router

Register now

Building a Green Data Center?  Then Join hands with Douglas Alger on September 24, 2009

Safari Online is conducting a Webcast Series on the topic “Grow a Green Data Center” with Douglas Alger the author of the book “Grow a Green Data Center” on September 24, 2009. 

 Register now and by attending the Webcast you are eligible to win free 45 DAYS OF COMPLIMENTARY ACCESS to Grow a Greener Data Center. Even The first 10 people to register for the webcast will receive a FREE AUTOGRAPHED COPY of Grow a Greener Data Center. You must attend in order to win.

The Event information is as follows

Date and time:	Thursday, September 24, 2009 9:00 am Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00) Change time zone
	Thursday, September 24, 2009 12:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time (New York, GMT-04:00)
Program:	Safari Books Online Webcast Series
Duration:	1 hour 15 minutes
Description:	Data centers have historically had a huge environmental impact — consuming massive amounts of power, emitting pollutants, and discarding huge amounts of machine waste. Companies are increasingly objecting to the financial and public relations costs they are paying for environmentally insensitive data centers. Fortunately, it’s now both possible and cost-effective to run a “green data center.” In this one hour webcast, author Doug Alger makes the business case for greening data centers, and presents technologies, design strategies and operational approaches that can help any company improve the energy efficiency and “eco-friendliness” of their IT facilities. He walks step-by-step through “greening” physical construction, power, cooling, and servers; then covers equipment consolidation, virtualization, and much more.