Are you going to VMworld Europe 2016 in Barcelona? If yes, the chances that we will meet there are high: I had the luck and privilege to be granted a VMware Blogger Pass. I’m very excited about this new opportunity and am deeply grateful to the VMware folks who considered
First of all, I’d like to thank all the persons involved. I never thought that I would be able to organize this event and that we would have it go on smoothly and have so many people joining. We tweeted about the event using the #VMUGCZ hashtag on Twitter. A
Yes, we did it! (or: we are trying to) 🙂 After taking some courage and with the influence of the italian VMUG friends + meeting the VMUG HQ colleagues in Milano we decided to organize our first Czech Republic VMUG meeting! The venue is now selected and the program is
As you may know, I was for two days in Milano last week to attend the ICT Festival 2015 and the VMUGIT UserCon 2015. Several articles have been written that accurately describe both events, so I will focus on a different topic (keeping however my event impressions below). Why was
After a long period of hibernation (read: intense work), I’m taking a 2-day break to Milano to attend ICT Festival 2015 and (mainly) the VMUGIT UserCon 2015. Looks like this blog is turning into a travel blog… So, why am I going there, and why should you too? First of
I had the opportunity to participate in two tech events last week in London, the first tech.unplugged conference on 22-Apr-15 and the London VMUG on 23-Apr-15. My experience from both events was overwhelmingly positive. Besides the social aspects of the event (meeting new great folks and also meeting IRL with
(Thanks to Arjan Timmerman for the inspiration!) If you’re involved in the online twitter community revolving around virtualization, storage and datacenters in general, you’ve probably noticed that next week there are two events you shouldn’t miss if you are near London (or willing to travel anyways): Tech.unplugged on Wednesday 22nd April,