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SUPERNAP executives possess world-class knowledge and expertise across a variety of disciplines. SUPERNAP thought leaders have presented around the globe, bringing the future of technology to the present.
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SUPERNAP (Thailand)’s partnership with Schneider Electric. SUPERNAP (Thailand)’s partnership with Schneider Electric enables us to maintain a sustainable and energy efficient data center. Discover how, thanks to #EcoStruxure, we monitor the usage of the data center’s capacity in real time and in-depth to increase the energy and cost efficiency of our operations.
Virtual Event by Infrastructure Masons (iMasons)
The iMasons Thailand Chapter Launch – The virtual launch co-hosted by Mrs. Sunita Bottse, CEO of SUPERNAP Thailand and Mr. Stephane Nuss, Cluster President of Schneider Electric brought together an amazing community of delegates from the Digital Infrastructure world. The launch was marked by International leaders, elaborating on the iMasons 4 pillars: Education, Technical Innovation, Sustainability and Diversity & Inclusion.
Virtual Event by Infrastructure Masons (iMasons)
The Global Member Summit APAC – Virtual Event by Infrastructure Masons (iMasons) took place via an online fireside chat between the Founder & Chairman of iMasons, Mr. Dean Nelson and SUPERNAP Thailand’s Managing Director, Mrs. Sunita Bottse. During this very interesting conversation related to sustainability, Sunita talked about Thailand’s sustainable trends, her view on the Sustainability, Strategic Development and achievements of SUPERNAP Thailand regarding infrastructure leadership in the Tech industry.
Dealing with Big Data : SDN, Data Centres
Our Commercial Director, Nitipong Boon-Long discussed the topic of “Dealing with Big Data: SDN & Data Centres” in TelecomsWorldAsia’s webinar along with other experts to share their thoughts about SDN’s role in supporting the growing traffic and how data centers can help to improve infrastructure that will support the growing demand for Big Data.
Asia’s Digital Charge – the drivers and opportunities across APAC
Sunita Bottse, was discussing and sharing her perspective on “Asia’s Digital Charge – the drivers and opportunities across APAC, analyzing the nuances of each market, capacity, investment potential and risk” at the Datacloud Global Congress in Monaco.
Local Traffic Management Strategy in the Streaming Era
SUPERNAP (Thailand) joined the 4th BKNIX Peering Forum 2019 at Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit on, discussing the “Local Traffic Management Strategy in the Streaming Era” together with Facebook and Cloudfare representative.
New Era New Partnership:A Colocation Provider for the Push of Digital Transformation (DX)
Nitipong Boon-Long, our Commercial Director, was speaking at Asia Insurance Review conference at Millennium Hilton Bangkok on 29th April 2019 with the topic of “New Era New Partnership: A Colocation Provider for the Push of Digital Transformation (DX)”.
Nitipong Boon-Long, SUPERNAP (Thailand)’s Commercial Director, talked about the latest on Cloud & Data Centers on February 21, 2019 at InterContinental Hanoi, Vietnam. Knowledge and insights about the “Data Center Infrastructure Planning and Design for the Future” had be shared among key industry veterans and international experts.
DevOps – The Symptom of an Agile Organization DevOps is all the rage these days and with good reason as it promises to reduce the time to market for new applications. It also promises to improve change management, allowing teams to deploy changes to their applications quickly and efficiently. However, DevOps isn’t something you buy, install or implement; rather, it is the symptom of an appropriate organizational system. How do we get to the right organizational model that will allow DevOps practices to flourish?
Is the data center dead? More than three years ago, a proclamation was made that the data center was dead. Now the original thought leaders re-assemble for the first time to discuss their assessment today.
IoT’s Potential Impact on Your Data Center
What does going from 7 billion connected devices in 2014 to more than 40 billion in 2020 do to your data center and infrastructure strategy? The truth is no one really knows for sure. My perspective is the impact will be significant, but it’s not as obvious as “just more stuff.” The industry will see new opportunities arise and new stresses occur. I hope to shine a light on the subject, start some debate, and give you food for thought on next steps for your organization.
Does Your Cloud Really Need Its Own Data Center? (Panel)
For so many enterprises, the public cloud equals loss of control. But private cloud often means the further buildout of expensive, centralized infrastructure. Many IT leaders believe the only way to maintain security policies, compliance, and ultimate control is by building and managing their own data center and cloud infrastructure. However, the reality is that all the leading cloud companies are turning to industry experts to run some or all of their cloud infrastructure. This session looks at the pros and cons of running your own infrastructure versus leveraging infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and other related areas, such as colocation facilities. It also examines other popular alternatives to full data center buildout, such as PODs and modular architecture. Attendees learn key criteria to evaluate whether they should outsource or own their cloud platforms.
Jason talks about the one-of-a-kind ecosystem of Switch SUPERNAP, choosing a data center and future-proofing decisions.
Exploring the Data Center of the Future: Where We Are and Where We Are Headed (Panel)
Enterprise Initiatives Episode 8: Should you avoid DIY private clouds? Mark discusses the idea that private clouds are often equated with do-it-yourself and why that should change. View Archive
Data Centers and Cloud
Mark discusses the latest trends in cloud computing related to the impact on data centers. View Archive
Software Defined Data Center: Product or Project
Simply defined, the SDDC promises that you’ll be able to treat “all” of your IT infrastructure as if it’s completely malleable. That there are no restrictions to how you can use and assign everything from border controls to VM size as long as you stay within the technical capabilities of the devices. The promise is great, but the reality is still a dream for the majority of enterprises. This talk covers where and how a business might benefit from SDDC and also why they should or shouldn’t attempt to adopt today.
Mark covers the history and technologies of Switch and SUPERNAP, industry trends and the data centers of the future. Mark’s insights into the next generation of technological innovations, and how these technologies speak to client needs and solutions, are invaluable. He shares his enthusiasm and passion for technology and how it impacts daily life and business on local, national and world stages. View Archive
The Power of a Strong IT Ecosystem
This session dives into the benefit of a broad and diverse technology ecosystem. As we pursue IT transformation and look to build better, more agile and innovation-oriented organizations, we must consider the technology ecosystem as integral to our ongoing success. Gain a better understanding of the value of having immediate real-time access to a strong technology ecosystem. Understand how the ecosystem plays a critical role in the IT organization’s ability to transform and become the Agile IT function known more for innovation than “keeping the lights on” that we all want.
Software Defined Data Center: Product or Project
Simply defined, the SDDC promises that you’ll be able to treat “all” of your IT infrastructure as if it’s completely malleable. That there are no restrictions to how you can use and assign everything from border controls to VM size as long as you stay within the technical capabilities of the devices. The promise is great, but the reality is still a dream for the majority of enterprises. This talk covers where and how a business might benefit from SDDC and also why they should or shouldn’t attempt to adopt today.
Technology Innovation and Economic Development
Jason discusses cloud, big data and data center trends and how Switch SUPERNAP supports them. View Archive
Introducing the Composable Enterprise
Businesses are demanding new functions and processes at low cost and high speed, driving technologists to consider new approaches to software development and technology adoption. Processes like agile and “the composable enterprise” will drive IT shops to models for technology and solution adoption that support real-time response to business requirements. IT infrastructure managers need to become part of a strong IT ecosystem, in proximity to a wide range of independent and competitive services and solution offerings.
Mark Thiele explains the benefit of treating a data center as a foundational set of infrastructure tools. View Archive
Jason discusses cloud, analytics and how Switch SUPERNAP supports the growing data storage needs of the healthcare industry. View Archive
Sunita Bottse is the CEO of SUPERNAP (Thailand). She is an executive leader with P&L responsibility building and managing Tier IV data centers. Successfully delivered a total of 270,000 square feet and 28 megawatts of distributed power across data centers. Led all aspects from blueprint to go-live encompassing technical and commercial functions. Achieved year-on-year business growth objectives within start-up and rapid-change environments.
At SUPERNAP (Thailand) she is responsible for managing all business-related aspects, including setting the strategy and vision, and creating annual operations plans that support the strategic direction and drive sales to ensure the long-term financial viability of SUPERNAP Thailand. Prior to joining SUPERNAP (Thailand), Sunita was the Vice President of Ctex data center where she successfully managed overall data center operations and assisted in attaining Tier IV certification (both design and constructed facility), as well as ISO9001: 2008 for the facility. Furthermore, she was part of the project management office and oversaw the construction of the data center and its commissioning activities.
In her spare time Sunita is actively involved with volunteer work, helping service clubs with achieving their social philanthropical goals and coaching young professionals. She firmly believes that creating a better corporate world starts with educating young people to be tomorrow’s leaders.
