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Go after the low hanging fruit first

by Eric Burgener, VP Product Management

Posted Wednesday, June 29, 2011 in Technology 0 comments

Tags: excessive storage spending, Hyper-V, Virsto VDI, Virsto VSI, virtualization, VMware, Xen

Ultimately the administrators who manage storage are going to have to implement new processes that, while possibly already available today, are not being widely used. The question for you is: when does that happen for me?

The Business Argument for Higher Storage Utilization

by Eric Burgener, VP Product Management

Posted Wednesday, June 01, 2011 in Technology 0 comments

Tags: excessive storage spending, Hyper-V, performance, Virsto VDI, Virsto VSI, virtualization, VMware, Xen

Maximizing utilization of infrastructure you've already paid for is a good thing. You'd do it for manufacturing, you've done it for servers, why not do it for storage too?

I/O performance: Not all hypervisors deliver the same results

by Alex Miroshnichenko, CTO

Posted Sunday, October 03, 2010 in Alternative Solutions 2 comments

Tags: bloggers & media, Hyper-V, no dupe, performance, storage sprawl, Virsto One, VM I/O blender, VMware, Xen

I/O performance Over on the TechNet site, VMware’s Eric Gray asked a couple followup questions to my guest post on the Microsoft Virtualization team blog. I can’t give a complete response in a brief comment, so I’m moving the discussion over here to the Virsto blog.