Keep An Eye On The Microsoft Virtualization Team at VMworld
August 26th, 2009 | 
Author: The Microsoft Virtualization Team wants you to follow them while they are at VMworld 2009 next week in San Francisco, CA. The post Update: What you won’t see at VMworld 2009 not only explains the booth exhibit and sets the record straight on what Microsoft will be doing, but it also introduces the MS virtualization experts that will be tweeting from the conference at and around the Moscone Center next week.
“So we’ll have Microsoft virtualization experts in the booth. These experts will be there to answer your questions. They’ll also be Tweeting about their experiences and impressions as they talk to customers and attend sessions. I encourage you to follow them on Twitter – see the table below for their usernames.
Expert in
Name
Twitter Username
Disaster Recovery, Backup
Allen Stewart
dynamic_dc
Desktop Virtualization
Ben Armstrong
virtualpcguy
App & Desktop Virtualization
Jeff Johnson
JJ_VDI
Virtualization Management
Stuart Schaefer
Sshaffer_MS
Cloud
Isaac Roybal
DDACloudGuy
Business value
Edwin Yuen
edwinyuen
Workloads, partners, licensing
Kenon Owen
MS_Int_Virt
Server Virtualization
Vijay Tewari
vtango
Interestingly enough, the Microsoft booth will be right next to the Blogger Lounge on the Solutions Exchange floor (exhibit hall).
As I usually like to do when following the social networking at a large event, I’ve created a custom Tweetgrid with all of the twitternames in the table above so I can easily keep an eye on the Microsoft team and follow thier reactions to the conference happenings – VMworld 2009 Microsoft Virtualization Team Tweetgrid
For those that don’t already know, Tweetgrid is a web page Twitter client that allows anyone to follow Twitter users. You don’t even need a Twitter account. I used the 1 x 10 Tweetgrid column format, so be sure to scroll right to see all of the tweets! Bookmark the link or this post to join me in keeping an eye on Microsoft at VMworld.
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