Subpar performance and a poor user experience can plague any geographic information systems (GIS) project accessed from the cloud. But with NVIDIA GRID and ArcGIS Pro, no map is too complex or dataset too large to be delivered remotely as a rich visualization. To get the most out of ArcGIS Pro, a leading application for […]

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Beitrag von Jörg Knippschild, Head of PreSales Germany, VMware

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Mike Langdon, Blue Medora If you need to get your enterprise storage under control and keep it there, Blue Medora is the new enforcer on the block. Blue Medora has a history of providing top-notch monitoring platform extensions for database, compute, network, and other platforms (think Oracle EM, MS SCOM, Solarwinds). For storage up until […]

The post Blue Medora Has Storage on Lock appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.

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If you’re in IT chances are you have some form of a home lab, whether it’s a virtual machine on your laptop, an old computer or even a cloud environment. Perhaps you are one those who have taken home labs to a whole new level earning the term Home Datacenter. This week on the Virtually

The post Virtually Speaking Podcast Episode 17 - Home Labs appeared first on Virtual Blocks.

The VMware Certified Design Expert (VCDX) certification is the highest level of certification that we offer at VMware. VCDX architects demonstrate that they have enterprise-class skills in both VMware Solution design and implementation. Please join us in congratulating the 2016 VCDX certification recipients thus far: First VCDX Certification Ryan Veino, 218 Christophe Charrier, 219 Thomas […]

The post Congratulations to all the new VCDXs! appeared first on VMware Education and Certification Blog.

College used to be so simple when the only tech students and faculty had to worry about was a typewriter and a telephone. Today’s campus denizens are a much more connected bunch — and they’re making more demands than ever on their institutions. IT decision makers at universities nowadays face the prospect of modernizing, streamlining, […]

The post The College IT Challenge: Student Demands Are Outstripping Capabilities appeared first on VMware Cloud Blog.

Part 1: Getting Started. By Kevin Lees For IT to truly transform into an effective, business-focused service provider it has to do more than implement an enabling technology like software defined data center, though that’s certainly a great start. In fact, according to the recently published State of IT Transformation analysis done by EMC and […]

The post Mind the Gap: Breaking Down Silos appeared first on VMware Operations Transformation Services.

Just imagine you are an IT guy, working hard in an air conditioned windowless (home-) office - your social life is limited to slack, skype, socialcast or some other social media plattform. Wouldn’t it be nice to pretend, that you participate in the life outside and chat about something not work related - for example […]

The post Let’s talk about weather… in Log Insight appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.

Learn more about the updated EUC vertical solutions by accessing the resources on these pages: Financial Services Federal Government State & Local Government Manufacturing Retail Healthcare Primary & Secondary Education Higher Education

The post Looking for Assets to Sell into Verticals? appeared first on Partner News.

We are excited to announce the fall VCDX Defense dates. As announced earlier, we are separating defenses for Data Center Virtualization (DCV) fromthe other three tracks. Week of 24 October: VCDX5-DCV, VCDX5-DTM in Australia Applications are due 12 August Week of 31 October: VCDX5-DCV in London, UK Applications are due 19 August Week of 7 […]

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Kyle Wassink, Blue Medora There are two key relationships that need to be identified in order to provide comprehensive Oracle monitoring in VMware vRealize Operations (vROps): relationships within the Oracle stack, and relationships between Oracle and the VMware stack. When combined, these relationships give you a complete picture of the Oracle on VMware stack for […]

The post Relationship Mapping Oracle-VMware in vROps appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.

By Amber Boyle, Diversity and Inclusion Program Director, VMware At VMware, we are all about harnessing the power of human difference. As a global multinational company, VMware competes to win in markets across the globe, and that means we need to attract and retain the best talent in each market. Diversity and inclusion is about […]

The post Introducing VMinclusion: Harnessing the Power of Human Difference appeared first on VMware Radius.

By Daniel Berkowitz,Horizon Air Senior Solutions Engineer Managing virtual desktops requires some infrastructure services to support everyday use, services such as: user authentication and entitlement (Active Directory), IP address management (DHCP), Key Management Services and File Services. This isn’t an exhaustive list; it is really any service that supports the desktop’s basic functionality so that […]

The post VMware Horizon Air: Utility Server Considerations appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

Daring to take a look at who you are is a powerful journey to go on. It’s also an opportunity to reflect on where you’ve come from, what makes you unique, your strengths, and what you could improve upon. For VMware, 2014 marked a pivotal moment for our workplace community when we committed to being […]

The post How the VMware Community is Harnessing the Power of Human Difference appeared first on VMware Careers Blog.

The following is a guest blog post by iland, a partner on the vCloud Air Network. It’s summer. That conjures classic Norman Rockwell images of cabins by the lake with muddy children running in and out of banging screen doors, scavenging snacks and trailing wet footprints across the floor. In our collective consciousness, we think […]

The post Summertime, and Security is Easy appeared first on VMware Cloud Blog.

By Robert Codo, Santosh Raju Gumidelly, and Amit Rathod We were recently involved in a major global effort to upgrade a customer to vSphere 6, and want to describe how VMware TAM services can help in scenarios such as this. To set the scene, let’s review the customer and the challenges they faced in upgrading […]

The post Global Teamwork Smooths the Way for a Major vSphere 6 Upgrade appeared first on VMware TAM Blog.

Part 1: Optimizing demand management to deliver “Just in Time” cloud service provisioning. By Bill Irvine A common phrase overheard during the creation of new cloud based innovation environments for modernized applications is “build it and they will come”. The surprise for many IT organizations is that they do come and the challenge becomes dealing […]

The post If They Come - Are You Ready? appeared first on VMware Accelerate Advisory Services.

VMware is actively working to address a recently discovered issue wherein an incremental backup becomes a full backup when backing up Windows 2008 (or higher) virtual machines with VSS-based application quiesced snapshot. This recent CBT (Changed Block Tracking) issue does not cause any data loss or data corruption. This issue is well understood and VMware […]

The post Windows 2008+ incremental backups become full backups in ESXi 6.0 b3825889 appeared first on Support Insider.

Snow, rain and gloom of night are minor concerns compared to the big data problem the U.S. Postal Service faces when coordinating delivery of more than 150 billion pieces of mail each year. After experiencing increased delays and instances of fraud, USPS turned to a high performance computing solution from NVIDIA and Kinetica, which just […]

The post Kinetica Helps U.S. Post Office Solve Big Data Problem, Wins Big HPC Award appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

The best thing to give first responders before they enter a smoky room or the site of a chemical spill, or to soldiers before they enter a hostile bunker, is a picture of what’s inside. Exploring an unsecured space in 3D from a safe distance could be a matter of life or death. A team at […]

The post DARPA Virtual Eye Lets Emergency Responders ‘See’ What They Can’t See appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.