MMS 2012 - Day One Keynote wrapup

Posted: Apr 17, 2012 at 2:01 PM
By: RicksterCDN, Joey Snow
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Joey Snow sat down with Brad Anderson, Corporate Vice President of the Management Security Division as he came off the stage from delivering his Day One keynote address.

In this interview they chat about:

[01:19] The Keynote Demos
[02:44] Automation happening now in environments
[03:24] The idea and premise of cloud – bringing it into your datacenter
[05:49] Where do you get started as an IT Pro with "cloud"
[07:40] Name change announcement for Windows Server "8"
[08:00] Shared Nothing Live Migration
[10:00] Bringing public cloud learning's into our private cloud offerings.

Watch the Recorded Day One Keynote with Brad online.

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