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Announcing Gestalt IT Tech Field Day Boston 2010

Mar 8th, 2010 | By Stephen Foskett | Category: All, Events, Exclusive, Featured, Top Story

Gestalt IT is pleased to announce the first date of 2010 in our ongoing series of Tech Field Day events. Our next event will convene in Boston, MA on April 8 and 9, engaging some of the most innovative and interesting IT infrastructure companies in Massachusetts.



vSphere Land Announces Top 25 Virtualization Bloggers

Jan 18th, 2010 | By Stephen Foskett | Category: Exclusive, Featured, Server Virtualization, Top Story

vSphere Land just announced the results for their Top 25 Virtualization Bloggers vote. We’re impressed by the voting turnout, and can’t argue with the results: Every one is a great VMware resource! We’re especially pleased that Gestalt IT is so well-represented, with three of our authors making the list!



Tech Field Day: Past and Future

Dec 10th, 2009 | By Stephen Foskett | Category: Events, Exclusive, Featured, Top Story

Our first Tech Field Day event has come and gone, so our attention now turns to the future.



Review: DroboPro – Part I

Dec 1st, 2009 | By Chris Evans | Category: Server Virtualization, Storage

My new DroboPro arrived this week and so far I’m less than impressed.  As you know, I already have had a generation 1 Drobo for some time.  It has been a great device, doing exactly what I wanted.  After winning a second standard Drobo at Tech Field Day, I paid for the upgrade to the DroboPro in anticipation of a [...]



Considering Ocarina Networks Optimized Data For Virtual Environments

Nov 20th, 2009 | By Rich Brambley | Category: Events, Server Virtualization, Storage

Ocarina Networks presented to us during the Day 2 morning session of the GestaltIT Tech Field Day. Their presentation was a deep dive into storage compression and optimization. If you read my Ideas About Presenting To Engineers from earlier this week, then you’ll know what I mean when I say that Ocarina had “black magic” [...]



Enterprise Computing: Thin Provisioning and The Cookie Monster!

Nov 17th, 2009 | By Chris Evans | Category: Server Virtualization, Storage

The Gestalt IT Field Day was a great success in bringing together a mixture of delegates from varying discplines. Following the presentations from 3Par and Symantec, there was heated debate about the implementation of Thin Provisioning and the ability to reclaim released storage resources. This post covers the basic concepts of Thin Provisioning and more [...]



Gestalt IT Tech Field Day – Day 1: MDS Micro, Xsigo, VMware

Nov 17th, 2009 | By Chris Evans | Category: Server Virtualization, Storage

An overview of day 1 of the Gestalt IT Field Day



The Five Rules of Tech Field Day Club

Nov 17th, 2009 | By Ed Saipetch | Category: Server Virtualization, Storage

The GestaltIT Tech Field Day event just wrapped up and it was a very interesting event. Stephen Foskett and Claire Chaplais did a phenomenal job at keeping the wheels on the bus. I realized that the attendees were just as critical as making the event a success above and beyond the vendors. [...]



GestaltIT Tech Field Day – Day 2: Ocarina, Nirvanix and Data Robotics

Nov 16th, 2009 | By Chris Evans | Category: Cloud Computing, Server Virtualization, Storage

Day 2 of the Tech Field Day kicked off with a trip to Ocarina Networks. For those who don’t know (a) Ocarina offer a “data reduction” appliance (b) an ocarina is a small oval, china flute. I say data reduction as the Ocarina appliance uses a variety of methods for reducing data size, including [...]



What a Tech Field Day!

Nov 16th, 2009 | By Stephen Foskett | Category: Events, Exclusive, Featured, Top Story

Thanks to everyone, the Gestalt IT Tech Field Day was an amazing success. In fact, we were so pleased with it that we are already planning Tech Field Day 2!



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