As we were wrapping up VMWorld Europe (or at least Mark Browne was) Gina Minks (@gminks) and Tony Foster (@wondernerd)discuss virtualising workloads for High Performance Computing and Big Data. Its an interesting proposal that could lead to more efficient and frankly less expensive Big Data projects, opening up the industry to innovation. If you have any further thoughts, please comment here or reach out to Gina and Tony.
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As we were wrapping up VMWorld Europe (or at least Mark Browne was) Gina Minks (@gminks) and Tony Foster (@wondernerd)discuss virtualising workloads for High Performance Computing and Big Data. Its an interesting proposal that could lead to more efficient and frankly less expensive Big Data projects, opening up the industry to innovation. If you have any further thoughts, please comment here or reach out to Gina and Tony.
As we were wrapping up VMWorld Europe (or at least Mark Browne was) Gina Minks (@gminks) and Tony Foster (@wondernerd)discuss virtualising workloads for High Performance Computing and Big Data. Its an interesting proposal that could lead to more efficient and frankly less expensive Big Data projects, opening up the industry to innovation. If you have any further thoughts, please comment here or reach out to Gina and Tony.
We catch up with Dell EMC Elect member Victor Forde of Asystec (@victorforde), in Barcelona with his colleagues Matthew Sheeran (@virtuepedia) and Thomas Kieran. We get their perspectives as partners of both Dell EMC and VMWare on how the show was going for them. A great conversation and good to have Victor back on with us.
The 2 for 1 episode. We start with Matt Liebowitz, (@mattliebowitz) and discuss his hit session in vegas that comes to Barcelona. Matt shares his perspective on the value of Dell EMC Elect and how to become a member. We thewn jum to Dell EMC Elect member Amit Panchal (@amitpanchal76). We get Amit's perspective on the show and tease out some forward looking for him. He's guessing of course and its not set in stone or endorsed by anyone, even Amit ;)
Link to Matts blog: https://infocus.emc.com/author/matt-_liebowitz/
Link to Amit's blog: http://apanchal.com
An interview with Jesus Escolar (@viirtualblackcat),CEO of @EXELERYS at VMworld 2017 Europe. We discuss VMWare from a security standpoint and get insights into what you need to know about security and VMWare. To find out more about Exelerys, check out thier LinkedIn profile: https://fr.linkedin.com/company/exelerys?trk=ppro_cprof
An interview with Dell EMC Elect member Andrew Miller (@andriven) at VMWorld in Barcelona. We talk a lot about VMware and where one could start if you were just getting involved with VMware. You can keep up with Andrew on his blog located at https://thinkmeta.net/
Dell EMC Elect member and technology legend Vuong Pham (@digital_kungfu) and Dell EMC Converged Social Engagment Manager Paul Young (@youngp2) join the podcast on day 3 of VMWorld to give run down on the show and their activities as it wound down. Plus some sound advice from Vuong on how to cover a VMWorld in person and offline and Paul's suggestions for what to attend or listen back to on the last day. Be sure to check out Vuong's blog:https://digitalkungfu.wordpress.com/
An interview with Dell EMC SVP of Germany and proud Dell EMC Elect member Dinko Eror(@DinkoEror). We get his perspective on how the customers are perceiving the VMWorld conference this year as well as his thoughts on the value of the Dell EMC Elect program.
In our 50th episode we talk with Dell EMC Elect member Sam Shouse (@kraytos). We discuss his very first VMWorld conference and what he makes it of it all from an IT field engineers perspective as well as the perspective of a Dell EMC Elect member. we get Sam's thoughts around the VMWorld announcements, virtualization, and the future of the Data Centre. To learn more about Sam check out his blog: https://samshouseblog.com/
As we were wrapping up VMWorld Europe (or at least Mark Browne was) Gina Minks (@gminks) and Tony Foster (@wondernerd)discuss virtualising workloads for High Performance Computing and Big Data. Its an interesting proposal that could lead to more efficient and frankly less expensive Big Data projects, opening up the industry to innovation. If you have any further thoughts, please comment here or reach out to Gina and Tony.
