DataSynapse CEO to Present at Morgan Stanley Cloud Computing Symposium
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NEW YORK--(Business Wire)-- DataSynapse, a leading provider of dynamic application service management (DASM) software, announced today that DataSynapse CEO and Co-Founder Peter Lee will be on a panel entitled "The Private Cloud" at the Morgan Stanley Cloud Computing Symposium this Thursday, May 28, 2009. The Morgan Stanley Cloud Computing Symposium is an exclusive, invitation-only event that brings together industry experts to provide an early and unique view into technology`s most rapidly changing markets. The Private Cloud panel will focus on the technology and adoption of cloud computing by enterprise IT organizations as a model to reduce costs and drive innovation. Mr. Lee will be joined on the panel by executives from VMware, Cisco, Savvis and others. "I am excited to be part of this amazing group of presenters." said Mr. Lee. "Private clouds are a real growth area for the utilization of DataSynapse`s leading-edge software, as more organizations adopt cloud computing as a delivery model for enterprise IT." DataSynapse recently announced a number of product offerings designed to advance the enterprise adoption of cloud computing, including support for the Amazon Web Services cloud computing platform and a self-service infrastructure solution. About DataSynapse DataSynapse is a world leader in dynamic application service management (DASM) software for the always on, always responsive data center. The DataSynapse platform is used by leading organizations to configure, activate and manage scalable enterprise-class application services for physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure in real-time environments. For more information, please visit www.datasynapse.com. Media and Analysts: DataSynapse Alison Minaglia, 917-902-3404 aminaglia@datasynapse.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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