Webinar

Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010
Time: 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET
Speakers: Moderator: Michael Healy, Contributing Editor, InformationWeek & Fred Osborne, Solutions Architect, Virtualization, Red Hat

It's no secret that virtualization provides many benefits and although many organizations realize the advantages, virtualization currently represents only about 20 percent of enterprise workloads. Windows servers may be part of your physical server landscape, but may not be the best choice for your core virtualization platform.

This webcast will talk about the overall factors organizations should consider when starting or expanding their virtualization initiatives, including hypervisor selection, management tools, and (Read more...)

Webinar

Date: Wednesday, February 24
Time: Choose from two live events:

• 9am EST (GMT-5) / 14:00 GMT / 3pm CET (GMT+1)
• 2pm EST (GMT-5) / 19:00 GMT / 8pm CET (GMT+1)

Speakers: Wanja Pernath – Solutions Architect, Red Hat
Prabhakar Gopalan, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Red Hat

In this presentation JBoss Solutions Architect Wanja Pernath will share with you customization techniques for JBoss ON to get maximum return on your investment in the shortest possible time. Wanja will cover implementation scenarios at some our largest customers in Europe who have deployed JBoss ON.

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