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VMware catches Foedus11 Jan 2008 22:04 Symptoms include red blotches and servicesAnd maybe VMWare can tell the world what they do betterBy Michael Hoffmann
Posted Friday 11th January 2008 22:57 GMT
I spent an hour at the Foedus booth during VMWorld (and by some weird freakiness I'm wearing a Foedus T-shirt that I snagged there while I type this) and still couldn't figure out what they did, apart from scantily clad women (and some less interesting dudes in Hawaiian shirts) handing out Margaritas. Why was I there an hour if I didn't know what they actually do/sell? Read the bloody first paragraph again! Mike I only got the consulting partBy Levi Masterson
Posted Saturday 12th January 2008 06:21 GMT
I attended the Symposia 2007 (Dallas) event and aside from Foedus having some Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, I didn't get what they did other than VMware consulting and what sounded like outsourced virtualization management. Ah...and they provided free beer. That was the other highlight of their 'mini-afterparty'. Tiki HutBy Timothy Creswick
Posted Saturday 12th January 2008 19:25 GMT
Large photo of the VMWorld Tiki Hut here: http://www.foedus.com/img/VMworld%20Tiki%20Booth%202007%20155.jpg More photos here: http://www.foedus.com/pressroom/tradeshowsandConferences.php @Tiki HutBy Michael Hoffmann
Posted Saturday 12th January 2008 23:33 GMT
Hmm, those ladies are a heck of a lot more "covered" than I remember... these must be the sanctioned shots? Good-ohBy Robert E A Harvey
Posted Sunday 13th January 2008 13:16 GMT
""GridTrak also streamlines the sequencing documentation process, enabling retention of application configuration state, licensing info, and change history to a standard that withstands regulatory scrutiny," the company said." Good-ho. I'm pleased about that. What did he just say? If I remember rightly.....By Anonymous Coward
Posted Monday 14th January 2008 22:29 GMT
Maybe not the same spelling, but near enough ("sounds like"); in Portugese, Foedus means F*&k It !! Ooops Foedus - duhBy Danny Knox
Posted Wednesday 16th January 2008 06:40 GMT
VMWare is buying (Foedus) for its smart virtual technology people, consultants and some cool VM tools/processes and a SoftGrid tool. Killing a few birds with one purchase - carrion excluded. Will GridTrak see the light of day? VMWare is on a VM-tear - they have all the VM bases covered - OS/Desktop/App/Server. I guess if you're not a virt. insider booth babes grab more attention. They grab more of something. More Candy from/for the Venus Honey Traps. Men Only Territory in the Thrall of Her Magic Spells.By amanfromMars
Posted Wednesday 16th January 2008 07:08 GMT
It all sounds like a company you would like to sign on the dotted line for. Although anyone offering Portugese Foedus and hot chicks and free beer as Par for the Course spotlights of mini-afterparties would have a Beta product to Market Virtualisation and Corner the Market. And that would permit them AI Global Control which you would have to be Real Good at IT to Better. Given the QuITe Sublime Par, that would be something well worth having too. :-) And in any SurReal, Viral HyperRadioProActive Environment that would Launder Servers with a Lien in Business, Computer and Communicatons IntelAIgents, that would also be a Logical Progression/MetaDataMorphosis of KISS NIRobotIQs through Control NEURobotIQs to Power NIRobotICQs ....... for AI Virtualisation Spread. And a QuITe Perfectly Addictive New World Order Programming in AI which Sweeps away all before IT. AI Wwwild Child, all Grown Up and Evolving, in a Resolution to be Second to None as a Server to All. Foedus - Qualifying VirtualizationBy Scott F. Gunelius
Posted Monday 21st January 2008 15:06 GMT
I ran into Foedus a few years ago when the pharma sector was determining how best to implement VMware in a high-regulated (21CFR, Part 11) environment. Up to that point many of the IT folks in that sector had been virtualizing the low-hanging fruit and leaving the regulated/qualified systems alone. A guy from Foedus gave a pretty good presentation on this subject... The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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