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02/14/2007, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Moderator:
Mike Grandinetti, Senior Lecturer, MIT Sloan School of Management.
Speakers:
Alex Vasilevsky, Founder and CTO, Virtual Iron.
Jake Smith, Advanced Server Technologies Marketing, Intel.
Eric Horschman, Marketing Director, VMware.
Jacob Farmer, CTO, Cambridge Computer Services, Inc.
Kevin Leahy, Director, Virtualization Solutions, Systems and Technology Group, IBM Corp.
Virtualization holds great promise, but many first and second generation virtualization technologies compound the problem by adding cost and complexity in the form of virtual server sprawl, new management requirements and performance overhead. Emerging virtualization technologies are addressing these shortcomings and enabling leading enterprises to take virtualization to the next level. Virtualization has become a key strategy to reduce the complexity and cost involved with managing and operating data centers. This panel session will discuss these emerging technologies and examine how they can be leveraged to make the data center more efficient, flexible and agile while dramatically reducing cost and complexity.
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