News and insights on how end users are deploying server virtualization to better manage their IT infrastructure - from Tim Walsh, Director of Marketing at Virtual Iron
Tim Walsh
InfoWorld Virtualization Executive Forum

I'm be participating in two sessions at the upcoming InfoWorld Virtualization Executive Form.

The first is a "vendor crossfire" on x86 server virtualization and the other session is on getting started with virtualization. Both are on the first day of the event -- Sept. 24.

For more information ont he event, click here.

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Posted by Tony A. on September 14, 2007 1:59 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

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