Condor Storage To Present Complimentary Passes to LA's Upcoming IT Summit

(PRWEB) November 5, 2008 -- Jeanne Wilson, President of Condor Storage states that Condor has complimentary exhibit and full conference passes available on a first come first serve-basis for this year's IT Summit to be held in Los Angeles on November 12, 2008. IT Summit's 'The City of Los Angeles Technology & Education Summit' is the executive technology conference for leaders from the government, education, economic development and corporate communities. The event is produced by and for senior-level IT executives for the purposes of economic development, education, and the proliferation of information technology and will be held in the Los Angeles Convention Center. Wilson asks that you contact Condor Storage directly for details. Condor will be featuring products from two manufacturers; Nexsan and RelData.

Nexsan is a data protection company that develops and markets secure storage appliances and modular, high capacity disk storage systems for a broad range of applications. The award winning Nexsan SATAbeast will be on display, illustrating how 42 hot swappable drives are vertically mounted in one in one 4U shelf, now available as tiered storage with both SATA-II and SAS drives intermixed. New features include a refreshed wizard driven GUI that now supports MAC OS/Apple X SAN, as well as SSL secure web management and an optional Nexsan NAS gateway, all from one single vendor for support.

Condor also features RelData this year. RELDATA is the leader of a new generation of consolidated storage solutions that deliver Unified iSCSI SAN, NAS and WAN replication functions from a single virtualized storage platform. RelData serves it up as hybrid SAN/NAS at blazing IOPS with virtualization & replication plus more.

"We are excited to participate in another IT Summit conference, as we find IT attendees are looking for specific solutions and do not wish to have 30 vendors calling them afterwards. Condor is adept at matching solutions perfectly aligned with data requirements while staying within or below tightening budgets. Our '08 corporate theme of illustrating smartly tiered storage has never been as relevant as it is right now", states Wilson.