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Upcoming Event: Removing the Barriers of Virtualization

In November and December, Virtual Iron will be hosting a three-city road show with PlateSpin, DataCore, Provision Networks and Virtual NGenuity. Removing the Barriers of Virtualization will be held in Denver, Houston and Atalanta. For full details (including an agenda) and to register, click here. Since these are live events, space is limited -- register early if you'd like to attend.

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Posted by Tony A. on November 1, 2007 10:54 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)

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