US Roadshow: “Storage for Life Sciences”
September 10th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
Isilon Systems is doing a series of roadshows and talks beginning in early October with locations all over the east and west coasts of the USA.
BioTeam is participating in the event series by giving a talk on “Storage for Life Sciences” – our part of the presentation is not meant to be vendor-specific so it may be of interest to those who read this blog.
Obviously before and after our presentation attendees can expect a bit of marketing centered around Isilon capabilities and how it can (and is) being used in the life science space.
For full event details including dates and locations, click below:
http://www.isilon.com/media/email/invite_storageforscience/invite_storageforscience.html
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