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Would you like some cloud with that?
VMware’s vCloud Suite promotion is a brilliant move in the chess game of market share. It potentially puts the foundational products for VMware’s cloud strategy into hundreds of thousands of customer environments while offering them both a vision and tangible path for transformation to software-defined datacenters.
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Tagged AppD, cCloud Director, Chargeback, cloud, cloud clients, cloud computing, cloudwashing, DynamicOps, software-defined datacenter, vCAC, vCenter Operations, vCenter Orchestrator, vCloud Connector, vcloud suite, vCloud Suite Enterprise, vCloud Suite promotion, vCloud Suite Standard, vCloud Suuite Advanced, vFabric Application Director, vmware
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Cloud: If you can’t beat it…
Trusted advisor status, the ultimate goal for any CIO, results from standing at the confluence of organization process knowledge, master data management, and vendor relationships. Properly used, this vantage point, really this aggregation of information, uniquely positions the CIO to drive business value.
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Tagged Changing role of the CIO, CIO, cloud, Cloud challenge, cloud competition, IT-as-a-bottleneck, ITaaB, trusted advisor status
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Microsoft recycles same old VMware smack
The premise that VMware is stuck in the virtualization past is nonsensical, but Microsoft may be striving for “cool” rather than reason. Perhaps the folks in Redmond are still smarting from the famous “I’m a Mac” campaign and consider VMlimited as their opportunity to play the hip underdog role this time around.
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Tagged apple tax, cloud, cloud manaement, cloud security, hybrid cloud, Hyper-V, hypervisor management, lone star college system, microsoft, multiple hypervisors, private cloud, public cloud, System Center, tad, VM-limited, vmlimited, vmware, vmware vs microsoft, vSphere, vsphere vs hyper-v
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