Tech Target is taking a video they shot of my last DR Planning seminar and is streaming it on the Internet right now. Here are the details I received after pinging the site.
DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING
A Free Virtual Seminar with Jon William Toigo on Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
Congratulations, you’ve successfully registered for Storage Decisions’ Disaster Recovery Planning Virtual Seminar!
Thank you for registering for Storage Decisions’ Virtual Seminar: Disaster Recovery Planning! You are all set for immediate entry into the seminar at 9:00 am EDT on Thursday, July 22nd!
This email contains some quick info that will help you get the most from your virtual experience.
Tips for an Enriching, Educational Virtual Experience
How do I log in on July 22nd?
Because you’re pre-registered, we will send you an email reminder before the seminar begins with a link to enter the virtual environment. If, in the rare occurrence, you aren’t able to enter, you’ll be prompted to enter your email address and reset your password.
What is a virtual seminar?
You’ll enter a slick interface — along with several hundred of your peers — and experience all the expert information, peer interaction and technology solution information that IT pros across the US have experienced at Storage Decisions’ travelling seminars. You’ll attend sessions and Q&A’s with independent DR expert and event keynote Jon Toigo, visit vendor booths with product demo information and real live reps to answer your questions, download background information on disaster recovery technologies and best practices, and you’ll interact with your peers. Over the past year, we’ve held virtual seminars on topics such as storage virtualization, cloud storage, data deduplication, and email archiving — all to rave reviews on both the content received and the easy-to-navigate online experience.
What will I get from this virtual seminar?
The Disaster Recovery Planning Virtual Seminar address the potential threats to your company’s DR plans and helps your organization embrace disaster prevention while at the same time providing measurable business value to your organization beyond these risk reduction goals — all from the convenience of your desktop and at NO COST! And on top of that, you might walk away with an Apple iPad.
Should I do something to remind myself of the seminar?
We don’t want you to miss this live interactive broadcast. We will send you an email reminder the day before and the morning of the virtual seminar with a link to the environment. In the meantime, we encourage you to follow the virtual seminar tips below — and also we advise blocking off time in your calendar and adding this page to your favorites.
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We look forward to hosting you LIVE on July 22nd!
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I am scheduled to sign on at 2PM today for a live Q&A. Hope some of you can make it.
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thanks for this, are they going to provide the slide set as a download?
I missed you live today, hopefully it was recorded and I can catch it.
Hope this was one I caught live, but if it’s captured for future viewing, I would love to send the link to people who need to see you.
Caught them live yesterday, and the techs had mentioned that the presentations would be available next day for viewing, but I did not see them today. If possible, could you post/host them?
Thanks
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