Seminars

We host dozens of live seminars around the world every year.  We hosted 20 seminars in 2011, 40 in 2012 and will be expanding to 50 seminars in 2013.  In 2011, our seminars focuses only on backup and recovery, but in 2012 we expanded to virtualization and will be expanding to include other topics. Our seminars are quite exciting and fun:

• Free to qualified end users
• Free breakfast, lunch and breaks
• The most exciting and independent speakers the industry has to offer
• Audience response system that allows live polling of the audience
• Face to face interaction with leading vendors and end users
• Approximately 2/3 of the day is independent content, and 1/3 is sponsored content
• Door prize drawing

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What our Attendees Say About Our Seminars

W. Curtis Preston feels free to speak candidly about technology, without leaving any details out. I feel my expertise on data management is better as a result of this seminar. 
~ Matthew Mosesohn, Red Hat

Curtis was fun, energetic and interesting to watch. He had a lot of great information to share. I have a new perspective (and respect) for the tape medium.
~ Carl Schmidt, RDU Airport Authority

I've attended about 5 consecutive years, and Curtis never disappoints.
~ Dan Doherty, Cambridge Health Alliance

One of the most useful and educational presentations I have attended in a long time. Good to see appropriate recognition given to Microsoft technology development.
[Regarding Stephen Foskett's Building Virtual Infrastructure seminar]
~ John Howard Oxley, American InterContinental University 

If you want unbiased information about the virtual infrastructure, you need to attend this seminar! Thank you Stephen!
~ Guillermo Garcia Jr., Autologue Computer Systems 

Great seminar as it provides the insight to pertinent considerations in virtualization.
[Regarding Stephen Foskett's Building Virtual Infrastructure seminar]
~ Balford Banton, Sto Corp. 

Will the content of the seminars be independent?

Absolutely.  The sponsors do pay a fee to exhibit and speak at the show, but they have no editorial control over my content.  My content will not be changing to anything that sounds like "product A is awesome and you should buy it." I will continue to speak primarily about concepts and techniques rather than products.  Product specific discussions will continue to be conducted on truthinIT.com.