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Overcoming PowerPoint – Virtual Whiteboarding
How do you whiteboard to an audience of 200+ people without a whiteboard? As a Solutions Architect, my job entails not only giving presentations to customers, but also at Lunch & Learn sessions and at conferences. It is very important … Continue reading
Posted in performance, powerpoint, whiteboard
Tagged AppleTV, iPad, powerpoint, whiteboard
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Hybrids are Bleeping Magic
I can’t state it enough. When you are designing a virtual desktop environment, you need to correctly size the back end storage correctly. I have been involved with several VDI deployments, VMware View in particular, and storage performance can make … Continue reading
Posted in Desktops, equallogic, iops, iscsi, performance, VDI, View, virtualization, vmware
Tagged equallogic, hybrid, iops, iscsi, PS6000XVS, sas, ssd, vdi, view, vmware
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High Performance Clients and VMWare View
Another customer exchange, this one relating to high performance user experiences in VDI environments, that I thought I would share… The company develops graphical software for the engineering industry. Having successfully virtualized the datacenter with vSphere they’re currently considering some … Continue reading
Posted in Desktops, performance, VDI, View, virtualization, vmware
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