Presentations

Senior product managers with Symantec looks at application lifecycle management and the core technologies associated with it. The presentation closes with several use cases that demonstrate how the software virtualization solution can benefit organizations.

Microsoft describes the elements of its Desktop Optimization Pack including Asset Inventory Service, Advanced Group Policy Management, Application Virtualization, System Center Desktop Error Monitoring, Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset, and the new Enterprise Desktop Virtualization.

Intel’s strategic planning manager Matt Langman takes a look at the future of Intel products and technology and discusses how Intel technology and process are delivering tremendous value. In addition to providing an update on the latest client and server technologies, Langman also talks about technologies that address IT challenges.

With attacks evolving and becoming more sophisticated, Intel utilizes s a layered approach to security that helps IT management balance business risk. Intel IT crisis manager Steve Watson and senior incident commander Tom Weisser  presents the details.

Taking a strategic look at the future of Intel products and technology, Rick White, senior strategist for the Digital Enterprise Group, discusses how Intel technology and process are delivering tremendous value. In addition to providing an update on the latest client and server technologies, White also talks about technologies that address IT challenges.

With attacks evolving and becoming more sophisticated, Intel proposes a layered approach to security that helps IT management balance business risk. Staff information security specialist Jonathan Clemens presents the details.

The emerging technology engineering team from Intel IT takes a look at how client virtualization, or the ability to deliver an operating system and/or application to an end user in a form other than its native format, allows for both providing a proven build and allowing users the flexibility of “owning” their own platform. IT technology evangelists Mike Breton and Dave Buchholz have the details.

Intel IT is exploring ways of delivering IT core value to users through the use of virtualization technologies. Intel IT evangelists Dave Buchholz and Ed Jimison show how this virtual user environment can reduce IT support and management, and improve end-user experience.

Taking a strategic look at the future of Intel products and technology, Jim Fister, lead strategist for the Digital Enterprise Group, discusses how Intel technology and process are delivering tremendous value.  In addition to providing an update on the latest client and server technologies, Fister also talks about technologies that address IT challenges.

Intel IT enterprise architect Travis Broughton, IT infrastructure service manager Stephen Tadman , and principal engineer and lead enterprise architect Alan Ross examine the options for hosting solutions and look at how provisioning, maintenance, compute utilization and consolidations will change over time. They then provides some guidance for which applications are the best fit for two virtualization implementation approaches.