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It is no longer sufficient to utilize yesterday’s outmoded approach when planning for tomorrow’s applications, systems and facilities infrastructures. We need to revolutionize the practice of capacity planning.

This webinar will examine the current scope and focus of capacity planning and propose an innovative methodology to evaluate, predict and plan for the all-inclusive Digital Infrastructure.

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About the Presenters

Amy Spellmann, The 451 Group

Amy is a Global Practice Principal with The 451 Group (451 Advisors), where she specializes in cloud and digital infrastructure capacity planning and application performance. Ms. Spellmann’s expertise includes modeling IT energy footprint projections and strategies for managing IT capacity to reduce space, power and cooling consumption in the data center.

Her extensive experience in capacity and performance planning guides Fortune 500 companies in optimizing and managing complex IT infrastructures including private/public/hybrid Cloud. One of her specialties is coordinating with IT and business partners to ensure cost effective service delivery through the entire digital infrastructure stack.

Richard Gimarc, CA Technologies

Richard is a member of the capacity management services team at CA Technologies. In that role he works with customers during the planning, design, implementation and institutionalization of the CA Capacity Management Solution.

Richard is a recognized industry expert in capacity planning, performance engineering and performance analysis. Over the years he has developed and applied his performance and capacity planning expertise to a variety of complex, diverse and challenging environments. Richard has authored 30+ papers covering a wide range of performance related topics including application scalability, green capacity planning and cloud performance. He is also a regular speaker at both CMG international and regional conferences.