VMware VSAN review: Storage turned inside-out

	VMware VSAN review: Storage turned inside-out | VMware extends virtual workspaces to mobile devices
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	How virtualized apps, devices power Franciscan missionaries' wellness program Improving healthcare isn't always about state-of-the-art facilities or systems that bring patients through your doors. Sometimes, it's about meeting the patients where they live and work. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix The Rising Value of App and Desktop Virtualization The growing strategic value of desktop virtualization technology is advancing quickly, providing new ways to enable business mobility and enabling the flexibility that organizations need to thrive. Read this white paper to see how falling cost factors in every part of the desktop virtualization architecture make it more affordable than ever. Learn more >> In this Issue VMware VSAN review: Storage turned inside-out VMware extends virtual workspaces to mobile devices IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery WEBCAST: IBM Corporation See what Security, Reliability and Efficiency looks like The new System x servers with Intel ® Xeon ® processors offer innovative technology, offer innovative technology with exclusive new advanced security features to provide enterprise class data protection. Learn More VMware VSAN review: Storage turned inside-out VMware's Virtual SAN 1.0 combines easy setup and management with high availability and high performance -- and freedom from traditional storage systems Read More VMware extends virtual workspaces to mobile devices VMware has assembled a package that combines its desktop virtualization software with its tools for managing mobile devices, giving administrators a unified suite to manage all of their end-users' application requirements. Read More IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service IBM announced late Wednesday that it's making its artificially intelligent computer system, Watson, available to researchers as a cloud service. Read More EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery EMC is putting replication and recovery into the hands of VMware administrators with a software version of its RecoverPoint appliance that's designed for cloud computing. Read More
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