Every year I look forward to VMworld it’s by far my favorite event of the year. If you have never gone before you are missing out because all of the largest computer vendors in the world are present. It’s like a one stop shop to everything technology. Those of you have been going for years know what I am talking about. VMworld provides an excellent opportunity to network with fellow experts, learn about the latest technology, take part in hands on demos, hang out with friends at the after parties, and much more! This year VMworld has reached out the community to present topics that they think would be useful, then the community can vote on their favorite topic.

I have submitted a topic called VMware View for the Mobile worker. My session will discuss the unique challenges of trying to deploy a virtual desktop environment to a mobile workforce. Just like my blogs I am going to include all of the necessary technical information you need while leaving all of sales BS. I am also going to be passing out some pretty awesome prizes that I am sure everyone will like (hint think mobile devices). If you have enjoyed my blog or would like to know more about this topic please create a VMworld account and vote for my session I would greatly appreciate it! Please vote even if you think you won’t be able to attend.

To vote sign up for a VMworld account , it’s free.

Then view the VMworld sessions and search for my name or my topic and click the vote button.

1943 VMware View for the Mobile Worker
Track: Topic:
  • Paul Slager, IT Director, LWG Consulting
 End-User Computing Client Side Virtualization

 

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Written by Paul Slager
Paul is the owner of PaulSlager.com and enjoys writing a wide variety of technical articles for the community. Paul specializes in Virtualization, Storage, DR, Strategic Planning, Backup, SharePoint, Active Directory, and MS Exchange. He holds his PMP, MCITP, and VCP. Paul also does free community service and consulting for any companies that wish to use his resources.