CacheFlow's CEO To Present Keynote At Internet World Chicago

📅 July 6, 2001 - Content networking solutions firm CacheFlow (cacheflow.com) today announced that Brian NeSmith, President and CEO of CacheFlow, will present the keynote address at Internet World in Chicago July 10 at 1:45.

The Internet World Chicago 2001 conference runs July 9-12 at McCormick Place in Chicago. Internet World Chicago, the largest e-business and Internet technology event in the Midwest, is targeted at high level Internet professionals looking for tools to launch or expand their online business. In addition to the seminars and trade show, the conference features keynote presentations by leading industry experts. NeSmith will present one of four keynote addresses at Internet World. His 45-minute presentation will discuss how the Internet is evolving to handle increased demand and new content types such as streaming media.
Internet World Chicago 2001 will host more than 150 speakers, hundreds of exhibits and product demonstrations, and four keynote addresses. It is expected to welcome in excess of 10,000 attendees. The conference starts Monday, July 9, and concludes Thursday, July 12.
For more information, visit http://www.internetworld.com.

Reads: 1208 | Category: General | Source: TheWHIR : Web Host Industry Reviews
URL source: http://www.thewhir.com/marketwatch/cacheflow706.cfm
Want to add a website news or press release ? Just do it, it's free! Use add web hosting news!

Other news

📅 Jul 5, 2001 - SingTel EXPANs Managed Hosting Services Across Asia - Asian telecom SingTel (singtel.com) today rolled out EXPAN, its suite of managed hosting services, in key markets across Asia. The company says its EXPAN system will enable multinationals, Application Service Providers (ASPs) Internet-related businesses in the Singapre region to outsource their entire communications networks and hosting needs to SingTel. It will be available in SingTel's Internet Data Centres (IDCs) in the region. The EXPAN suite of services include system administration and maintenance, security services, data administration, performance monitoring and fault management, problem resolution and technical support. SingTel has partnered wi

📅 Jul 5, 2001 - Colt and Dante Create World's Largest Research Network - As part of a project designed to allow researchers across Europe to work faster and more efficiently, European telecommunications provider Colt Telecom Group (colt-telecom.com) signed a multi-million Euro, multi-year deal with research association Dante, creating one of the world's most powerful research networks. Dante operates a high-powered research Internet, connecting university research networks in 25 European countries, in an effort to deliver a platform that will allow researchers to share information, run high-capacity programs across multiple sites and co-operate on joint research in a range of areas, including telecommunications. The network, called Geant

📅 Jul 5, 2001 - FutureLink Seeks Buyer For UK Operations - Application service provider FutureLink Corp. (futurelink.net) confirmed this week that it is actively investigating the sale of its U.K. operations. FutureLink acquired the U.K. operations in November of 1999, when it bought the server-based computing and connectivity solutions distributor KNS Distribution Limited, and launched its ASP business as FutureLink Europe Ltd. The company said in a statement released earlier this week that it has received non-binding indications of interest from potential buyers. But FutureLink says that so far, it has no commitments or agreements with any of these potential purchasers. The Lake Forest,

📅 Jul 8, 2001 - Level 3 Says Funds Will Last Into 2004 - Communications firm Level 3 said Friday it had enough funds to last into 2004, disputing a previous article that ran on Bloomberg.com suggesting the company was nearing bankruptcy. "The company believes that the combination of available cash and future revenues provides sufficient funds to achieve free cash flow breakeven, projected to occur at the beginning of 2004," the company said in a release. The announcement came after Level 3 was listed as one of three companies that might "be the next telecommunications firms to file for bankruptcy - at least if their junk bonds are any guide," according to an article published Friday on investor site Bloomberg.com. "Bond

📅 Jul 9, 2001 - Keynote Announces Updated Red Alert - Keynote Systems (keynote.com), today announced an update to Red Alert, its up/down real-time Internet monitoring service, that now tests devices connected to the Internet every five minutes. Red Alert customers can now choose five-minute monitoring to test the availability of any Internet server or other TCP enabled Internet device. All Red Alert events are also integrated in Keynote's new Enterprise Perspective service, allowing real-time up/down alarms to be easily assigned and managed through the customer's existing enterprise management console. Research indicates that many accessibility failures cannot be detected locally, since the problem is often locate

📅 Jul 9, 2001 - Juno and VeriSign Join to Provide Web Presence Services - Juno Online Services, Inc. (juno.com -> hostinger.com) today announced a strategic agreement with VeriSign, Inc. (verisign.com) to provide Juno's subscribers with access to domain name registration services and other Web presence offerings, including professional Web site design services aimed at small businesses and consumers. One of the nation's largest Internet access providers, Juno will offer VeriSign products and services to its subscribers through banner advertisements and text links on its portal site. "VeriSign and Juno are helping consumers and entrepreneurs get started on the Web," said Ben Turner, VeriSign's vice president and general manager for value added services and