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Now more than ever, you must grow your business with fewer resources on
smaller budgets. You need innovative solutions that lower your
operational costs and make the most of your IT infrastructure. With the
right convergence of server, storage, networking, and software, you can
reduce server sprawl and increase utilization to unprecedented
efficiency.
With Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization® on HP ProLiant BL490c G6
servers, you get a powerful, cost-effective virtualization platform
that is optimized for your Linux infrastructure. It combines the energy
efficiency, density, and virtualization capabilities of HP BladeSystem
with the scalability and security of the compact, powerful Kernel-based
Virtual Machine (KVM) of Red Hat Enterprise virtualization (RHEV).
Join us to learn how you can reduce power and cooling expenses by more
than 95%, reduce software costs by over 90%, and reduce the number of
physical servers by more than 90%. There’s no better time to migrate
applications from aging Linux servers to RHEV on HP BladeSystem.
SPEAKERS
David Kling, PMP ESSN Solutions Manager
David has worked at HP for 15 years in various roles including Services,
Supply Chain, Project and Product Management. He was also instrumental
in driving HP’s leadership and customer adoption of Linux and x86
servers in the High Performance Computing market.
Andrew Cathrow, Enterprise Virtualization Product Marketing Manager, Red Hat
Andrew Cathrow currently serves as Product Marketing Manager at Red Hat
and is responsible for Red Hat's virtualization products. Previously, he
managed Red Hat's sales engineers in the Southeast region of the United
States. Before joining Red Hat in 2006, Cathrow worked in product
management for a configuration company and also for a software company
that developed middleware and messaging mainframe and midrange systems.
Earlier in his career, he held various positions at IBM Global Services.