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ABSTRACT:
IDC predicts that almost half of all servers in very large businesses will be virtualized by 2010. But medium-sized businesses have been slower to embrace virtualization, despite processor utilization rates of under 15 percent and fractional utilization of memory and disk resources. Now, however, changes in hardware and software have made virtualization easier and cheaper to implement and are making a logical server environment real.
To learn more about the changes taking place in the virtualization market and what those changes mean for mid-sized companies, check out this TechRepublic Webcast. Now available on demand, this Webcast explores these topics and more:
- Hardware-integrated hypervisors
- Emerging solution stacks
- Consolidation planning
Medium-sized businesses are the next market frontier for the deployment of virtualization technology. But multiple solution stacks, vendor capabilities, and fast changing product roadmaps can be confusing. This Webcast will help you identify opportunities in this dynamic and fast-changing market. Listen today!
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SPEAKER:
Lenore Adam
Senior Product Manager, HP Industry Standard Server Division, Hewlett Packard
Lenore has worked in the technology industry for over 20 years, encompassing hardware, software, and satellite wide area networks. At HP, Lenore has had product management responsibilities for multiple ProLiant server lines, Linux operating systems, and now virtualization technologies.
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BROWSE RELATED RESOURCES:
Hardware | Medium-Sized Businesses | Servers | Software | Virtualization |
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