I’m fortunate. I get a lot of opportunities to meet with customers to discuss all of the new technologies and products that can help them build a more dynamic and flexible software defined data center (SDDC). We will go around the table talking about how these innovations can make their lives better and without fail […]

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For Western Kentucky University graduate and 2015 VMware Sales Academy participant, Natalie Koppel, choosing an employer that would empower her to grow to her fullest potential was important. Continue reading to hear how daring to launch a career in Information Technology Sales at VMware has landed Natalie exactly where she wants to be. Natalie will […]

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by Raymond Wiesemann, product line engineer, R&D, VMware End-User Computing Last week, we launched VMware User Environment Manager 9.0 (UEM), with many new features that will help deliver a truly stateless desktop and eliminate the need for point products. UEM 9.0 provides the following new features and enhancements: Smart Policies: Enable administrators to contextually and […]

The post Introducing VMware User Environment Manager Configuration Templates appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

Roughly one out of every five people are chronic procrastinators. For workers, that’s a hard hit to your personal productivity. For project managers, procrastination is a major road block to teamwork. So how do you stop it?

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There are many, many, blogs, forums, videos channels out there that cover various VMware topics, and we commonly see our KB articles being linked from those sites. We wanted to help those doing this with a couple of quick tips that will make your links easier to read and more resilient to potential changes in […]

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In response to a growing demand in China for small-scale Linux VDI implementations, our End-User-Computing Technical-Marketing Center of Excellence team in Beijing ran a series of tests, as documented by Judy Wu in our new Horizon 6 for Linux: Preliminary Sizing Tests white paper.

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This latest biweekly update on Partner Link highlights new sales/prospecting programs, vSphere/vSphere with Operations Management customer promos, upcoming webinars, and technical resources.

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The cloud transformation is now for real. Customers have a stated long-term goal of running a majority of their applications in the cloud. Gartner predicts that public cloud services to grow by 16.5% in 2016. The highest growth area is cloud infrastructure, which is projected to grow at 38.4% in 2016. Today’s CIOs understand that […]

The post Top Ten things to consider when moving Business Critical Applications (BCA) to the Cloud (Part 1 of 3) appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.

Eradicating worldwide poverty by 2030 is the top goal on the United Nations’ sustainable development agenda, published late last year. But a lack of data has frustrated efforts to measure progress toward the goal.

The post How GPUs Are Helping Map Worldwide Poverty appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

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Enterprises today employ a variety of specialized NoSQL/NewSQL data platforms for managing documents, key-values, graphs, sparse tables, etc. Developers love the specialized APIs as they increase agility and velocity when delivering their applications. Ops is on the receiving side of this equation, being required to manage developer-defined software stacks in production, and being accountable for […]

The post The CAP Aftermath: Return of the Silos! appeared first on VMware | CTO Blog.

VMware, Brocade, and Broadcom have updated the previously published reference architecture to showcase the optimal All-Flash Virtual SAN for VDI solution using Brocade Virtual Traffic Manager. - Image courtesy of Brocade Cost-Effective Performance and High Availability In this reference architecture, we demonstrate how to design an ultra-fast, cost-effective VDI infrastructure using VMware Virtual SAN combined

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The VMware blogosphere is a wealth of knowledge covering everything from how-to content to put your skills to the test, to strategic concepts that can help you think differently about work. Check out a few of the latest posts from the Professional Services bloggers below! Planning a DRP Solution for VMware Mirage InfrastructureIn this post, […]

The post Planning a DRP Solution, Network Functions Virtualization for Dummies, and Cloud Business Strategy appeared first on VMware Education and Certification Blog.

Time doesn’t slow down for anybody, so it’s understandable if you miss some information here and there. Luckily, we’ve got you covered on Virtual Blocks. Take a look back on some of the most popular Virtual Blocks posts from the past few months.   Here are the top 5 Virtual Blocks posts from 2016 to-date:

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  Site Recovery Manager (SRM) is one of the most mature products in the VMware portfolio. It was first released in 2008 and, at one point in time, it was the second highest selling VMware product behind vSphere. Seriously. The reason for this resounding success is that SRM is a solution that embodies the value

The post Virtually Speaking Podcast Episode 6 - SRM 6.1 appeared first on Virtual Blocks.

Like beauty, the perception of threat may be in the eye of the beholder. At least, that appears to be one way to summarize the conclusions of a new global survey by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), sponsored by VMware. The survey found a systematic disconnect on the significance of cyber security between C-Suite executives […]

The post Cyber Threats: Bad Ideas Come in Threes appeared first on VMware Radius.

It may seem like VMworld 2015 (both San Francisco and Barcelona) was just yesterday, but the reality is that we are already actively preparing for the next one: VMworld 2016. There are couple of changes: 1) the America’s one will take place in Las Vegas; and 2) call for papers is open much sooner this […]

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There’s virtually no aspect of modern life that isn’t touched by high performance computing. That’s why you’ll find experts discussing an enormous array of supercomputing-driven advances in science and industry at next month’s GPU Technology Conference. NVIDIA’s Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform, after all, is the force behind some of the world’s most powerful supercomputers. Its […]

The post Yes, This Is Rocket Science: Supercomputing Experts Flock to GTC appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

Have you integrated VMware solutions and technologies in an innovative or unconventional way? If so, then share your story! Make and impact at VMworld 2016 by describing your experiences and best practices. Include practical advice, key success factors, data points, an in-depth explanation of the challenges you’ve resolved, and lessons learned on topics related to […]

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Last month we announced the availability of our VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6 – Data Center Virtualization Design(VCAP6-DCV Design) and VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6 – Cloud Management and Automation Design(VCAP6-CMA Design) beta exams. While those exams have moved to the evaluation stage, the third exam – VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6 – Desktop and […]

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VMware Virtual SAN is a highly resilient storage platform. Part of this resiliency is its distributed architecture that allows for rebuilds that leverage the full performance of the cluster to complete quickly. One interesting piece is how it intelligently handles different failure conditions. In some cases VSAN will delay the start of a rebuild to

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