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To achieve the full potential
of "cloud computing" we need a broader definition of virtualization,
and that is the complete de-coupling of the logical components of an application
(represented by the software stack) and the physical resources. In the case of
middleware, whether it is data access, messaging or the business logic, the
physical location of the resources should not matter to the developer and to
the end user.
This is not a trivial thing to do, especially when it comes to
data-intensive, stateful (transactional or otherwise) applications and
services. In this session we will explore the challenges and propose a
solution, including a live demo.
Speaker Bio: Geva Perry is Chief Marketing Officer of GigaSpaces. He is responsible
for all marketing and business development activities, including
strategy and positioning, product marketing, analyst/media relations and
strategic alliances. Previously, he was GigaSpaces' EVP Business Development.
Prior to joining GigaSpaces, Perry was Chief Operating Officer at SeeRun, a
developer of real-time business activity monitoring software. In 1999, he co-founded and became General Partner of Synergy Ventures, a New York-based
venture capital fund focused on enterprise software start-ups. Prior to
founding Synergy, he worked at Earthweb, an online publisher of content for
the developer community, before, during and after its highly successful IPO in
1998. Perry received a Bachelor's degree from
Hebrew University.
He holds an MS from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and an MBA from
Columbia Business School.
Third
International "Virtualization Conference & Expo" Call for Papers
Virtualization, the hottest subject of in all IT right now, will be center
stage in 2008.
Key opinion-formers in the field of infrastructure and pioneers of
virtualization technologies of all types have already begun submitting speaking
proposals to Virtualization Conference & Expo 2008 East,
being held in New York City,
June 23-24, 2008. Topics covered will range from Application Virtualization,
Desktop Virtualization, Network Virtualization, Server Virtualization, and
Storage Virtualization, to Virtual Machine Automation, Physical to Virtual
(P2V) Migration, Management Applications, Tools and Utilities, and
Virtualization Scripts and Procedures.
Submissions on these and dozens of other topics have already begun streaming
in. The Call for Papers is as always a
100% online process, found here.
Sponsor Virtualization Conference & Expo
Register Now and Save!
Submit Your Speaking Proposal
IDC has stated that the virtualization services market alone is going to reach
$11.7 billion by 2011 and in general this technology, which has been around for
a good number of years, seems suddenly to be on everyone's mind.
In short, Virtualization is fast becoming a key requirement for every server in
the data center, enabling increased workloads in server consolidation projects,
efficient software development and testing, resource management for dynamic
data centers, application re-hosting and compatibility, and high-availability
partitions.
Help with
that transformation: submit your speaking proposal today.
Topics will include:
- Server Virtualization
- Desktop Virtualization
- File Virtualization
- The Future of the Virtual Enterprise
- Hosted Virtualization
- Para-virtualization
- Virtualization Hardware Support
- Hardware-level Virtualization
- Storage Virtualization
- Virtualization for Server Consolidation and Containment
- Windows Virtualization
- Utility Computing
- State of the Virtualization Services Market
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