Apr 5, 2005 : Inkra to Present at SAVVIS Seminars

📅 April 5, 2005 - Virtualization technology developer Inkra Networks (inkra.com) announced on Tuesday that it would participate in SAVVIS Communications's (savvis.com) seminar series, which kicks off on Wednesday in Washington, DC.
Titled "Virtualized Utility Services: Vision Realized," the seminar series focuses on how new technologies and services are improving IT performance while reducing waste, complexity and costs. Joydip Das, director of product marketing at Inkra Networks, will make a presentation on Inkra's network virtualization technology and the benefits to the hosting customer. The SAVVIS seminar series begins on April 6, 2005, in Washington, DC. The second seminar in the series will be held on April 27 in Weehaken, New Jersey, followed by Chicago on May 3 and Dallas on May 4.

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