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VMworld, here I come!

Luca Dell'Oca, September 30, 2011December 4, 2016

I got confirmation I’m registered to the next VMworld, that will be held in Copenhagen 18-20 October (17 for Partners like us). I’ve created my session schedule, and I wrote down some of the stands I want to visit.

An offer for those not coming to VMworld: would you like to have further infos from a specific vendor? Would you like me to write about that product or technology? I’m already headed to these vendors: Veeam, ExaGrid, Tintri, Nexenta. If you have others in mind, and I will have spare time (and also if it’s something I’m interested too…) write in the comments what you would like, will see what I can do!

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