Has VMware lost its edge?
Founders were the driving force behind much of VMware’s current product line
Refers to the various techniques, methods or approaches of creating a virtual version of something, such as a virtual hardware platform, operating system (OS), storage device, or network resources.
Founders were the driving force behind much of VMware’s current product line
Lefthand Networks says storage is the achilles heel of virtualization
HP Canada says channel partners need to move beyond technology and point solutions
Reflecting on his first 100 days, Avnet’s Jeff Bawol says Canadian partners are better positioned to succeed in server virtualization
The distie’s global president, John Paget, wants to grow Avnet’s business through verticals such as healthcare, virtualization and government
The value-added distributor sees virtualization, storage and security as vast opportunities for the channel moving ahead
Tom Flink outlines general goals and channel plans for the vendor’s worldwide partner community
The trick is to develop a model that’s fair and protects revenues
Microsoft and VMware put the virtualization pricing war into hyper speed
This isn’t the first time a vendor has reevaluated its alliances and it won’t be the last, but Ingram will need to produce
Virtualization pioneer VMware to give away ESX in response to Microsoft’s aggressive pricing
With storage costs accounting for at least 11 per cent of IT hardware budgets, here’s five ways you can cut your storage bill
Company creates affiliate program with other vendors to increase partner profitability
More SMB customers are adopting virtualization in its computing environments
VMware has the most to lose by backing an interoperability specification