Certeon, the first and ONLY provider of application acceleration virtual appliance solutions to be certified by Microsoft®, and VMware®, today announces that Co-founder and Director of Research, Shawn Cooney, will speak at the Virtualization Conference and Expo East on March 30, 2009 in New York, NY. Certeon will lead a session on expanding virtualization outside of the data center.
On Monday, March 30th, Mr. Cooney will present a session entitled “Breaking Beyond Data Center Virtualization.” This session will address the evolution of virtualization and the next steps toward enabling a virtual and dynamic enterprise, extending the benefits of virtualization enterprise-wide. In addition, Mr. Cooney will discuss how the benefits of virtualization can now be applied to transform branch and remote office efficiency and productivity, and where new opportunities lie for realizing a truly dynamic enterprise.
The Virtualization Conference and Expo East is the leading virtualization event of the year, attracting key thought leaders in the field of infrastructure and pioneers of virtualization technologies. The conference is the educational and networking opportunity of the year for leading virtualization technology providers.
Certeon aCelera Virtual Appliance software is the perfect union of virtualization and application acceleration technology and provides businesses with a combination of cost-effective performance, scalability, flexibility, and easy management. aCelera is system-independent and hypervisor-agnostic, supporting high-performance remote application access in Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and VMware ESX and ESXi environments. aCelera can be centrally managed and controlled through its integration with both the Microsoft Virtual System Center and VMware VirtualCenter management systems—enabling IT managers to allocate and manage application performance resources from a central location. In addition, aCelera software can be distributed to remote locations via an enterprise storage area network, further reducing operational and deployment costs.