Partager via

Microsoft Virtualization Launch (getVIRTUALNow)

  • Article

I know a lot of folks like to attend different Launch Events to get their hands on the latest and greatest information about one of our new products.  Since Hyper-V was still only in Beta when Windows Server 2008 shipped, we had to release Hyper-V separately and we are now having Launch Events to highlight our new Virtualization tool.

If you live in or near one of the cities below and have time to attend, please do so.  The main Launch site is: https://www.getvirtualnow.com/usevents/CitySelect.aspx?#cities.

Here's a quick snippet from the site in case you don't want to go directly there other than to register.

Register today for getVIRTUALnow

Find out how Windows Server 2008® with Hyper-V™, Microsoft System Center--including Virtual Machine Manager 2008—and Microsoft Desktop and Application Virtualization can help you virtualize from the data center to the desktop.  Go register at a city near you at the getVIRTUALnow site or just click on your city of choice below.

Choose from the seminars, the labs, and the expo booths

Get access to everything, from three seminar sessions to the all-day Solutions Pavilion featuring Microsoft experts, virtualization technology partners, and Hands-on Labs.

Take Virtualization Home

Take home a free readiness kit** that includes product, training materials, product evaluations, and learning opportunities.

Where Are The Events?

*Free Microsoft evaluation software for all event attendees! You’ll take home an evaluation kit with versions of the latest virtualization products. The Microsoft Virtualization Evaluation Kit is available only for attendees of 2008 Microsoft Virtualization Launch event.
**Registered attendees must be an IT Professional or IT Decision Maker and 18 years old by September 8, 2008 to attend this event. Limit one kit per person. All kits must be claimed at the event. This offer is non-transferrable and expires on December 31, 2008 while supplies last. Offer is not redeemable for cash. Taxes, if any, are the sole responsibility of the recipient.