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Humble suggestions for keeping the company on course.
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What started as a small gathering of virtualization geeks has grown into a powerhouse IT event.
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By Chris Wolf
Chris Wolf's transition from observer to participant.
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Contribute your best story for inclusion in an upcoming print issue.
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By Elias Khnaser
PernixData offers an elegant solution for achieving high performance with flash from local hosts.
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By Elias Khnaser
Teradici takes some steps in the right direction, but it needs to do more to get industry attention and give PCoIP the respect it deserves.
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OmniCube CN-2000 and CN-5000 showcased at VMworld 2013.
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By Elias Khnaser
It's been there, but App HA is vastly improved since the vSphere 5.0 release.
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By Elias Khnaser
Looking at three of many new features in the update to the popular hypervisor.
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In our second year of presenting awards for the best and the brightest companies and solutions among the hundreds of VMworld exhibitors, here are the standouts.
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From VMworld 2013: CEO Pat Gelsinger confirms delivery that aims to fulfill a vision to fully virtualize the enterprise.
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By Elias Khnaser
VMware is being VMware. Madden must be confused as to why it's in business in the first place.
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By Elias Khnaser
What ground-breaking announcements will VMware make is to be determined. But expect them to be big and to affect your work in the next few years.
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By Elias Khnaser
At VMworld 2013, the crowded exhibit floor will have vendors hawking their wares like carnival barkers. But where should you go? Who should you vist?
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See who will be at the show, and what they'll be offering.
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By Elias Khnaser
Now that VMware is clearly pushing the Web Client, I thought it would be helpful if I wrote about some of the useful shortcuts.
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A Q&A with the VMware COO on how the company intends to carve out a market for its unique brand of Infrastructure as a Service.
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VMware turns the cloud inside-out and covers every conceivable way you might work within the cloud. Here's what you need to know to map out a fundamental cloud strategy with its vCloud suite of solutions.
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VMware will soon be discontinuing the vSphere Client for Windows application, formerly known as the VMware Infrastructure Client (VI Client).
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Here's what you need to know to deploy vSphere Data Protection (VDP) as part of your business continuity plan.
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By Elias Khnaser
vCenter Heartbeat proves to be a viable alternative to vSphere High Availability when taking advantage of SSO HA.
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To get your virtualization project off the ground, all you need to know about VMware are its core products. Here's an overview.
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VMworld 2013 is no ordinary show. For Virtualization Review, it's the event of the year -- the one that takes our breath away as we try to keep up with new developments and updates upon updates on products that churn out of the labs of VMware and the related third-party products and services ecosystem.
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By Mike Matchett
With 358 sessions, time is money. Here are five sessions where your time will be well spent.
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Three Virtualization Review contributors give you their top VMworld 2013 sessions.
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I find myself working within vSphere Web Client more these days, and using the product is growing on me.
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VMware's Robin Matlock on the show's many offerings.
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Ravi Chalaka, vice president of solutions marketing at Hitachi Data Systems, recently sat down with Virtualization Review magazine to discuss trends in virtualization and how HDS is addressing them.
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Ziad Lammam, director of product management for desktop solutions at Teradici, sat down recently with Virtualization Review to discuss market trends and his company's technology.
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Kieran Harty, CEO of Tintri, recently took time to speak with Virtualization Review magazine about industry trends and how his company's products address customers' needs.
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By Ken Werneburg
vSphere Replication is all too easy, as long as you take it one step at a time.
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You have many options for deploying virtual machines. But here's one method you should become familiar with, as it'll help you when the other options become obsolete.