IBM Executive Briefing Center

IBM Tucson is the home for all storage hardware and software development, as well as a world–class, state–of–the–art Executive Briefing Center. It is located on the University of Arizona Science & Technology Park on the south east side of Tucson. The 15,000 square foot center is the single largest such facility in the State of Arizona. This facility is the focal point for all storage briefing engagements in the Americas.

The Briefing Center enables customers, systems integrators, IT consultants, independent software vendors and business partners to explore IBM System Storage™ offerings and IBM solutions that meet the needs of an on demand world through comprehensive technology briefings, product demonstrations and solution workshops. The Briefing Center helps customers understand how IBM is redefining the IT operating environment and provides advice on the delivery of innovative technology and solutions to meet today's business requirements.

The Center's professional sales support staff is committed to assisting customers in making an informed IBM decision and to educating them on trends and directions in storage. This includes the management of critical enterprise data across their storage infrastructure, such as Storage Management, Virtualization, Replication and Back–up and Restore disciplines. A variety of methods are use to bring this message to customers, including onsite briefings in our Tucson facility, outbound engagements at the customer's site and video conferencing. A visit to the IBM System Storage Executive Briefing Center in Tucson will be an informative and rewarding experience.

To arrange your visit, please have your IBM or IBM Business Partner representative contact:

• For accounts within the USA and Canada: Lee Olguin, Tucson Briefing Center Coordinator at (520) 799–5460
• For international accounts: International Sales Support Office (ISSO) at (914) 332-2000

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