2010 Creative Storage Conference Announces Call for Presentations, Sponsors and Exhibitors

San Jose, CA, May 05, 2010 -- The Fourth Annual Creative Storage Conference (CS10) will be held Tuesday August 3, 2010 at the Radisson Hotel West Los Angeles in Culver City, CA. This event brings together digital storage providers, equipment and software manufacturers and end users.

Higher resolution and stereoscopic content are swelling the demand for digital storage capacity and performance for media and entertainment. This one-day conference and exhibits brings together the vendors, end users, researchers and visionaries that will expand storage into the third dimension to find out the latest developments in digital storage for media and entertainment and network with industry professionals.

Presentations are now being solicited for the 2010 Creative Storage Conference. You can submit speakers/panelists for this premier event at http://www.creativestorage.org/2010SpeakersCall.htm. We have a great agenda planned with 5 sessions throughout the day. Here are the CS10 preliminary sessions:

Session A1. Content Capture: Many cameras, many effects, many storage devices: Find out about the revolution in storage technology for stereoscopic and very high definition content capture and field editing. We will also have discussions of digital storage for animation and special effects generation.

Session B1. Soothing the bits, Posting the Passion: Storage for Editing and Post Production: Explore direct attached, networked storage as well as grid and other advanced storage architectures to support digital intermediaries, non-linear editing and post production. Find out what sort of storage to deploy and how to keep your content protected and available.

Session C1. Delivering the goods: Storage for Content Delivery: More formats, more channels and bigger pipes are changing the storage hierarchy in content delivery. Flash memory is showing up in edge delivery systems and larger higher performing storage libraries are needed for video on demand, cable and satellite distribution and various methods of internet and mobile phone distribution. What is the future of physical content delivery?

Session D1. Keeping the good stuff to last: Content Archiving and Asset Management: Will our valuable content libraries survive with the every changing formats and storage devices? Will we be able to find our content when and where we need it? Find out about valuable developments in content archiving and automated metadata generation and asset management that will make sure that our content libraries are resilient, strong and useful.

Session E1. So that’s what you mean--Entertainment and Media Users Talk About How they Use Digital Storage: Listen to notable end users of digital storage from the entertainment and media industry discussing their uses and issues with digital storage devices, systems and applications.

There will also be two keynote talks during the conference and perhaps a sponsored reception in the evening.

Sponsorships and exhibits are available for the 2010 Creative Storage Conference. Several levels of conference, web site and event sponsorship are available as well as a full exhibit hall. Information on the sponsorship and exhibit opportunities are available at http://www.creativestorage.org/2010SponsorExhibitorInfo.htm. There is also information there on how to reserve your sponsorship or exhibit.

Conference registration is also open. You can register to attend at: http://www.creativestorage.org/2010Register.htm.

For additional information on the conference call 408-978-8184 or email info@creativestorage.org.

The Creative Storage Conference is put on by the Entertainment Storage Alliance and Coughlin Associates.
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Contact:
Thomas Coughlin
Coughlin Associates
1665 Willowmont Ave
San Jose, CA 95124
408-978-8184
tom@tomcoughlin.com
http://www.creativestorage.org