Tackling the problem of the hidden cost of Open Source: Training

Presenter: Dane Copeland

Description: Server virtualization holds great promise, but many of today’s virtualization technologies compound the very problem virtualization is designed to address by adding new cost and complexity in the form of expensive software licensing, proprietary lock-up, new management requirements and performance overhead.

There are a number of emerging virtualization technologies available today that are addressing these problems and enabling mainstream users to take advantage of all the benefits of server virtualization. By leveraging industry standards and open source technologies, these technologies are changing the price/performance equation and helping users take server virtualization to the next level.

Any IT executive, director or manager who is evaluating virtualization and looking for new ways to reduce the cost of managing and operating their data center will benefit from this clear talk of the technological options and their implications for your IT infrastructure. Specific topics include:

Specific use cases highlighting how users have implemented these virtualization technologies to deliver dramatic improvements in server utilization, power and cooling requirements, management flexibility and operational costs.


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One Course Source is proud to present its first annual Open Source Conference.

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Our speakers include:

Andrew Vandever, One Course Source
Ben Haber, Racepoint Group
Dane Copeland, Technical Training Resources
Dave Egan, Consultant
Donald Ladwig, Idalica Corporation
George Geller, Consultant
Ian Fyfe, JasperSoft
Jason Haislmaier, Holme Roberts Owen
JT Smith, PlainBlack
Karl Clinger, One Course Source
Keith Wright, One Course Source
Mike Phillips, One Course Source
Philip Tellis,
Stoyan Stefanov, Yahoo!
Steve Diggs, UCSD
Thomas Cook, Talend Consultant
Tony Asaro, The InI Group

Network with other professionals and technology leaders in the Exhibit Hall open 9am-3pm January 29th, 2009.

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