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Reading Time: 3 minutes The 6th annual European VMworld event has finished and it’s time for the conclusions on how was the event. Some considerations are already included in my precedent post. So just let go deeper on each single day and detail.

Reading Time: < 1 minute The VMworld EU 2013 has finished today Thu 17 October. As usually most of the activities close in the early afternoon (or also in the morning), making the last day the weakest one. At least certifications and some activities are still running for the rest of the day. In the next post I will provide a report of the event and all my meetings!

Reading Time: 2 minutes Officially the VMworld EU 2013 starts tomorrow, but today there is the VMware partner day, so most people are alredy at Barcelona! I’m also attending at the partner day, and also the #vBrownbag TechTalk sessions are running. Are announced over 8,000 attendees and more than 200 breakout sessions. So let’s see how goes this event. Actually my journey has start yesterday with the VCDX Bootcamp: I was really curious to attend at one session and I have to admit that it’s really useful and valuable for VCDX preparation. I really hope that will be possible […]

Reading Time: 6 minutes There are just three weeks until VMworld 2013 EU at Barcelona! I’ve already explain why attend at this event, now I also collect some (I hope useful) informations (like done in the previous year).

Reading Time: 2 minutes There is only 1 month left until the European edition of VMworld 2013 and the main reason on why attend at this event is really simple: if you have lost the US edition you cannot lost also this one :) Another reason, but only for VMware partners, is that the first day (Monday) is a dedicated Partner Day. It will consist in keynotes, focused breakout sessions covering VMware products, pricing and programs, and network with peers. Considering the lack of a real European VMware Partner Exchange, this is a good partner’s momentum.