Virtual Desktop Infrastructure – How To Get Started
March 12, 2010 – 10:57 am | No Comment

By Mark Gabryjelski

So much has been said about VDI over the past few years, generating new buzz, new questions, & new methodologies regarding how to deliver a desktop. Delivering a desktop to a user is what we need to do from an IT organization’s perspective, but just the desktop is not enough…

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New VIB PriceBuster service (BETA)
February 9, 2010 – 9:54 pm | No Comment
New VIB PriceBuster service (BETA)

We are ready to start testing our New VIB PriceBuster service (BETA).
In our initial testing phase,  we are going to keep it pretty basic.  In a few months from now,  I think you will like …

Step by step – configuring networking under ESX Server 3.x
February 7, 2010 – 6:48 pm | No Comment
Step by step – configuring networking under ESX Server 3.x

Networking is one of the major components of VMware’s virtual infrastructure. While installing VMware ESX server you get the option to create default network for virtual machines.
Jitendra Kumar from virtualizationtrainings.com outlines your options when configuring networking under ESX Server 3.x.

Virtualization: Fitting a Large Idea Into a Small Business
February 1, 2010 – 5:09 pm | No Comment
Virtualization: Fitting a Large Idea Into a Small Business

By Igor Varnava
The term “virtualization” is easy to dismiss as yet another in a long string of high-tech buzzwords. However, implementing virtualization in your small business can result in real-world savings, increased efficiency, and the …

VCP Certification for Beginners – Why it’s so Important
February 1, 2010 – 4:48 pm | No Comment
VCP Certification for Beginners – Why it’s so Important

By Harris Andrea
There has been a quiet revolution in computers over the past couple of years, but only developers and IT professionals are aware of it. This revolution involves the new found popularity of virtual …

Interview with Chris Akerberg of Vizioncore
February 1, 2010 – 9:16 am | One Comment
Interview with Chris Akerberg of Vizioncore

VIB chats with President and COO of Vizioncore Chris Akerberg, about vOptimizer, Foglight, changes, upgrades, and what Vizioncore product offers you the fastest ROI.

Stratus Lunch & Learn, New York City – Recap
January 31, 2010 – 12:05 pm | No Comment
Stratus Lunch & Learn, New York City – Recap

   
  
Thanks to all who attended Thursday’s Stratus Avance Lunch and Learn.
Date: January 28, 2010
Location: craftbar, NY
Attendees: 40+
Click below to take a look at the presentation slides:

If you would like more information about Stratus Technologies and their offerings …

Step by step instructions to install VMware ESX Server 3.x
January 29, 2010 – 6:08 pm | No Comment
Step by step instructions to install VMware ESX Server 3.x

Jitendra Kumar from virtualizationtrainings.com gives you a simple to follow, step by step overview of how to install VMware ESX Server.

Recap & Review of VM6’s Webinar “Virtualization Made Easy:Lower Virtualization TCO by 70%”
January 29, 2010 – 1:19 am | One Comment
Recap & Review of VM6’s Webinar “Virtualization Made Easy:Lower Virtualization TCO by 70%”

This past Tuesday, I sat in on a webinar called “Virtualization Made Easy:Lower Virtualization TCO by 70%”
What caught my attention wasn’t the name of the webinar (does anyone market a product today that lowers TCO …

How to Turn Information Sprawl into a Competitive Asset with Business Search
January 28, 2010 – 12:32 am | No Comment
How to Turn Information Sprawl into a Competitive Asset with Business Search

Author Vicky Harris

“What do you mean, you can’t find the file?!”

Ever lose something on your network? It could be a file, contact name, email, phone number, report, or proposal. You name it. Every organization has experienced an explosion of different types of data over the last decade. Every person has faced the frustration of searching for something on the network.

Company data sits everywhere: on the network, in emails, on intranets, and the information deluge only seems to worsen each year as disk storage increases in capacity and decreases in cost. Data is simply growing at a faster rate than our ability to manage it.