SYS-CON's 3rd international Virtualization Conference & Expo, which took place June 23-24, 2008 in New York City, attracted more qualified delegates than any Gartner event in the past two years. Virtualization has quickly become a staple new concept for enterprise IT. At SYS-CON's 3rd International Virtualization Conference & Expo held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City, June 23-24, the conference faculty had exceptional speakers with high-quality use cases not only of how virtualization maximizes the use of resources and thus saves companies money, but also of how it is fundamentally altering the way that businesses run IT.

The two content-packed days emphasized value with a rich array of sessions about the business and technical value of virtualization. Enjoy the photo album of the show.

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	Opher 06/27/08 08:37:56 AM EDT
	It was our pleasure to attend the event. The talks were interesting and the people we met were even more so. I also want to commend the organization of the event which was a pleasure. Thanks Opher

	Virtualization News Desk 06/24/08 08:07:40 PM EDT
	The two content-packed days emphasized value with a rich array of sessions about the business and technical value of virtualization.

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