VMware stories - Page 23

VMware Horizon Air expands to Australia, setting the stage as the industry's top distributed desktop-as-a-service provider.

New Zealand businesses now have a gateway to the VMware vCloud Air public cloud, thanks to a partnership between Revera and VMware.

Palo Alto Networks and VMware have entered into a strategic partnership in order to expand their mobile security offerings.

The Australian government's Department of Finance has added a further nine suppliers to their Cloud Services Panel with Envisian among the winners.

Customers leverage Nimble’s converged infrastructure solution, SmartStack, built on Cisco UCS and pre-validated through ecosystem partners including C.

Arron Patterson, EMC's CTO, questions if container tech like Docker is virtualisation's future, amid VMware's dominance in NZ businesses.

Nuage Networks revolutionizes branch offices with SDN, offering enhanced network management and cost savings; Kordia New Zealand supports the move.

Ingram Micro's NZ Technology Showcase dazzles with over 2000 attendees, making tech breakthroughs and industry networking the highlight of the year.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - In a world where agile is everything for business, ‘software defined’ is reaching beyond the data centre.

Rumours that Cisco is to limit its future involvement in VCE have been quickly hosed down by the networking giant.

Barracuda Networks unveils virtual license portability, allowing customers to transfer licenses between different virtual platforms.

As wireless becomes a key network component, experts predict a shift towards all-wireless environments, bolstering mobility and collaboration.

EMC is merging all its partner programmes into one offering, claiming it will offer a 'simple, predictable and profitable experience for each partner'.

Christchurch's Computer Concepts Limited (CCL) has been named VMware's 'Rising Star of the Year', beating out Australia's Anittel and Tecala.

During the last decade, x86 server virtualisation has risen to become a dominant feature of the enterprise data centre.

Microsoft remains the top software vendor in the world, beating out Oracle, according to new research by Gartner.

Ten vendors, one very clear message for unified communications enablement at Westcon's Switched On event in Auckland last week.

Check Point Software Technologies is teaming up with VMware to automate network security deployment in private clouds.

Veeam Software has made enhancements to its partner program in New Zealand, aiming to accelerate its presence in all market segments.

Westcon's Unified Comms event in Auckland: 10 leading vendors unite to showcase latest technology solutions, with prizes and giveaways.