Jan 9, 2006 : Red Hat CEO to Present at C3 Expo

📅 January 9, 2006 - C3, the Corporate Channel and Computing Expo, announced on Monday that Red Hat (redhat.com) CEO and chairman Matthew J. Szulik will deliver the keynote address at its second annual exhibition and conference. The event will be held June 27 to 29, 2006 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City.

In addition to exhibiting, Red Hat is sponsoring the conference track "Critical Linux," which will focus on open source and Linux infrastructure, applications and technologies. Szulik will discuss innovations and Red Hat's future technology direction in the enterprise marketplace.

"We are delighted that Matthew Szulik will be speaking and that Red Hat is sponsoring the 'Critical Linux' conference track," says Mark Dineen, vice president and show director at C3. "Red Hat is a leading provider of Linux and open source technology to the enterprise."

The second annual C3 will offer an extensive conference program, including topics such as the Shifting Sand of Corporate Systems: Extracting Meaningful ROI, Critical Linux, Regulatory Issues and Compliance, Total Security, Dynamic Systems Creation, Controlling Storage, Personal-Corporate Computing Life, Mobile and High-Speed Data Structures and US-CCA Connected Communities Program.

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