Debra Chrapaty, corporate vice president of Global Foundation Services, shares her thoughts on building, connecting, securing and managing “cloud” datacenters that support hundreds of millions of customers around the world, around the clock.
Debra Chrapaty explains how a key piece of software plus services is the ability to have applications and information available “in the cloud” for customers to access when and where they need them.
Brad Anderson, general manager, Management and Services Division at Microsoft at Microsoft, explains how the MDOP announcements allow Microsoft customers to feel assured that Microsoft is committed to improving the MDOP suite and rolling out new updates in real time.
Brad Anderson, general manager, Management and Services Division at Microsoft at Microsoft, announces details of the product road maps for specific tools within the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) for Software Assurance during the second day’s keynote address at MMS 2008.
Rakesh Malhotra and Bob Muglia demonstrate how System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 can manage physical and virtual IT servers for both Hyper-V and VMWare.
Barry Shilmover and Bob Muglia explain some of the components of System Center Operations Manager 2007 Cross Platform Extensions.
Bob Muglia explains during the Day 1 keynote how innovations announced today build upon the integrated management solutions Microsoft has been developing with consumers.
Using the Communications Network, attendees can review conference materials and print out what they need onsite.
At the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) booth, conference attendees can learn more about the product updates announced by Brad Anderson during his day two keynote address.
Microsoft kicked off its annual Microsoft Management Summit event with a Day 1 keynote by Bob Muglia, senior vice president of the Server and Tools Business.
The MMS 2008 conference was held at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, Nev.
The administrator console of Virtual Machine Manager 2008 allows administrators to manage virtual infrastructure right alongside physical assets.
The administrator console of Virtual Machine Manager 2008 allows administrators to manage virtual infrastructure right alongside physical assets.
Through Intelligent Placement, Virtual Machine Manager 2008 makes a comprehensive recommendation of which virtual host is the best choice for deploying a new virtualized workload.
Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) enables Virtual Machine Manager 2008 to self-tune virtualized infrastructure based on pre-set rules and policies.
Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) enables Virtual Machine Manager 2008 to self-tune virtualized infrastructure based on pre-set rules and policies.
The Virtual Machine Manager 2008 administrator console includes an overview that enables administrators to quickly assess the status of their virtual infrastructure.
The Jobs screen allows administrators to see the real-time status of jobs currently running and in queue within Virtual Machine Manager 2008.
The Jobs screen allows administrators to see the real-time status of jobs currently running and in queue within Virtual Machine Manager 2008.
The library within Virtual Machine Manager 2008 is a repository for storing and organizing “building blocks” of virtual machines.
Virtual Machine Manager 2008 makes extensive use of PowerShell, allowing administrators to customize and automate scripts and routines.
