Congrats to my buddy Ed Saipetch (fellow Indianapolis Cloud, Storage, and Virtualization contributor (http://breathingdata.com/) ). Here is a GREAT video he and some of his team created for the VMWorld 2010 conference this year. Listen close and you just may pick up a few deatial of the value of virtualization AND Cloud related IT services. Enjoy!
Blog Roll
- Dave Graham
Dave's excellent information on the networking of storage, and constant updates on EMC storage products as they are released. Technical in nature. - Chad Sakac
Chad's amazing insight on all the "next things" coming surrounding storage and virtualization. If you are technical, you'll like content and examples.
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Pretty good stuff. Maybe Eazy V and the crew can help Snoop Dogg stop all the nasty hackers. http://www.securityweek.com/snoop-dogg-teams-norton-fight-cybercrime
Put your V's in the air!
Posted by: Frank S | September 09, 2010 at 02:18 PM
I just love blogging and as i get spare time from busy schedule i start working on it. Wonderful post, I really enjoyed reading it!
Thanks for all these ideas it inspired me to go after many of them and use a lot of you suggestions like a blog…
Posted by: ian | October 15, 2010 at 09:10 PM
I just love blogging and as i get spare time from busy schedule i start working on it. Wonderful post, I really enjoyed reading it!
Thanks for all these ideas it inspired me to go after many of them and use a lot of you suggestions like a blog…
Posted by: ian | October 26, 2010 at 02:34 AM