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Thinking Thru Building a Virtualized Datacenter
28 January 08 07:33 PM | allenstew | 1 Comments   

In most if not all enterprise customers most technology areas are driven by various teams responsible for a technology area. Some enterprise customers have more integrated technology teams then others. So how does this affect the common approach today Read More...

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Virtualization IT Administration Model
04 July 07 05:26 PM | allenstew | 6 Comments   

Allen Stewart from the Windows Server Division (WinCat) team. I spend a lot of time with companies that are deploying a virtualized architecture for Datacenters and Branch offices. Some of the technologies leveraged in these scenarios, capacity planning Read More...

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The Datacenter Dynamic or Otherwise
01 May 07 07:01 AM | allenstew | 2 Comments   

Allen Stewart from the WinCat team I focus on the Datacenter from an Architecture standpoint across many technologies and I have expertise in Virtualization Technologies as well. Service Oriented Applications, Real Time Infrastructure. Service Oriented Read More...

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Microsoft Virtualization and Interoperability
19 December 06 12:06 AM | allenstew | 1 Comments   

As many of you know from announcements we have made that Microsoft continues to enhance our support for non Microsoft operating systems on our Virtualization stack. Thru our partnership with XenSource and now Novell (SUSE) the Linux operating system support Read More...

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System Center Virtual Machine Manager (Carmine)
07 August 06 11:45 PM | allenstew | 2 Comments   

System Center Virtual Machine Manager Read More...

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Windows Server Virtualization and System Center Virtual Machine Manager
29 May 06 12:54 AM | allenstew | 21 Comments   

Ok, so I am sure all interested in virtualization have heard about the demo of the next generation Microsoft Server Virtualization platform at WinHEC 2006. The demo gave a brief look at some of the newest features like multi-processor 64bit virtual machines Read More...

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