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 |  High hopes at VMworld
I was lucky enough to attend VMworld Europe in Copenhagen last month (in person, I might add, rather than virtually) and it was quite an event. According to VMware's CTO and senior vice president of R&D Steve Herrod, who gave the opening keynote, it is now the biggest such event in Europe with over 6,000 attendees.One person who wasn't there, at least for the first day, was CEO Paul Maritz. He was being "honoured" with a Mastermind Interview Keynote at the Gartner Symposium in Orlando, Florida that day. Maritz arrived on the second day where he hosted a Q&A session with the press in the evening before the big end of show party. VMworld finished the following morning with a keynote from Maritz which, probably, would normally have been given on the first day, giving the sensation of a show that was somehow operating in reverse. > Read More |
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