The Management Developers Conference Is Proud to Host the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Common Information Model (CIM)

Pinehurst, NC - Management Developers Conference (MDC), the only developer conference dedicated to Standards Based System and Network Management Technologies is excited to announce a special reception on Monday, December 3rd to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Common Information Model (CIM).

“DMTF is very proud to honor the Common Information Model standard, as it is a significant milestone for the industry,” said Winston Bumpus, DMTF president and an active driver of CIM development since its inception in 1997. “We are excited to host this special 10-year anniversary celebration at the MDC, where a number of DMTF technologies are highlighted.”

Concurrent with this special reception, DMTF will host the annual Star Awards to honor the hard work of its wmembers. In addition at MDC, DMTF will also provide sessions and activities for other DMTF technologies including the: Common Diagnostic Model (Initiative, Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware (SMASH) Initiative, Desktop and Mobile Architecture for System Hardware (DASH) Initiative, Web Services for Management (WS-Management), and Virtualization.

“The Management Developers Conference is honored that the DMTF has selected our venue to host the 10th anniversary celebration of the Common Information Model”, said Nuala Ferdinand, MDC Event Manager. “We have worked very closely with the DMTF to supply education from industry experts to accelerate the adoption and implementation of the many management standards and initiatives that are created and delivered by the DMTF and the DMTF alliance partners.”

About MDC:
Management Developers Conference is the only developer conference dedicated to Standards Based System and Network Management Technologies including the Common Information Model (CIM), Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM), the Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware (SMASH) Initiative, the Storage Management Initiative (SMI), the Common Diagnostic Model (CDM), Web Services for Management (WS-Management), Virtualization, and other standards based management technologies. Information about Management Developers Conference can be found at: http://mandevcon.com/