If you don't think you need server virtualization for your small business, think again.
What can server virtualization do for your business, and what impact would Microsoft Virtual Server or VMware have on your company?
Making the Most of Your Server Assets
Friday, March 23, 2007
2 p.m. EDT
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Ryan Suydam IT Director, Phillips Architecture Raleigh, N.C. |
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Zach Ferdinand Server Engineer, CDW Corp. Chicago, Ill. |
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Nathan McBride IT Director, Cubist Pharmaceuticals Lexington, Mass. |
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Lee Copeland is Editor in Chief of BizTech. Formerly, she was a technology reporter at the Chicago Tribune, business reporter at the Chicago Sun-Times and senior editor at Computerworld.