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BandL | 14 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

When mulling over a data center asset management system that uses RFID technology, one of the first things to consider is what flavor of tag to use. The technology underpinning both active and passive tags has advanced significantly in recent times and sussing out the capabilities of each tag type will help you pick the one that's right for you.

Active tags have a power supply so their signals are stronger than their passive cousin's. It also means they're constantly emitting a signal. That makes them easier to find than passive tags which must be in close proximity to an RFID reader before revealing their presence.

Moreover, because an active tag's signal is stronger, it can often surmount any local electromagnetic interference that would mask the signal from a passive tag. Because of that, any tagging projects that involved metal required the use of active tags. That advantage,...

Jerry Gowen | 14 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

At our 2010 Vision Conference in Las Vegas this week customers continue to share the intense pressure they are under to better manage their existing resources and thereby cut down on storage spend. In an effort to empower these customers, on Wednesday Symantec announced enhancements to Veritas Storage Foundation that will help to alleviate some of the pain. Enterprises can now automate their storage optimization in thin environments with Symantec’s unique approach to leveraging thin provisioning technology.

Even more exciting are all the array vendors who are lined up to support Symantec's approach to thin provisioning. Symantec partners 3PAR, Compellent, EMC, Fujitsu, Hitachi Data Systems, HP, IBM and NetApp are all on board and have recently added support for Symantec's industry standard Thin Reclamation API that was announced last year. Check out Wednesday's...

MBHarmon | 15 Apr 2010 | 15 comments
There is a legend of seven warriors.  They stood up together to represent their homeland, of the City of Kansas, in a grand challenge of skill, strength and intelligence.  A number of warriors came from across the world to compete in this grand challenge. 

Each group assembled stood together to face the challenges in front of them.  Though a number would compete in the first round only 8 would advance.
 

Each challenge began with a series of questions that the judges watched over.  During the each challenge the warriors that were gathered from around the world raced to answer their questions as quickly as they could so they might face their true task. 
 
During the first challenge each team was forced to do battle with a creature floating in the waters that filled the center of the proving grounds.   The floating beast disguised itself as land so that normally it...
gravesg | 14 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

My favorite parts of Symantec Vision 2010 is the atmosphere.  Vision and the former ManageFusion confrences, have a relaxed feel like no other conference.  Whether it's the User Group Challenge, the Partner Expo, the Break-out Sessions, or the availability of "one-on-ones;" you'll always find a friendly, interactive, and relaxed atmosphere for learning and fun! Thank you for everything Symantec . Cheers!

LeslieMiller | 14 Apr 2010 | 2 comments

Winners of the 5th Annual User Group Challenge:
           
1st Place:         Kansas City - Larry Thoele, Matt Harmon, Jeremy Lindsey, Chris Nick, Dino Ingram, Caley Woods & Ziggy Jarczyk
2nd Place:         St Louis - Kyle Schroeder, Patricia Roe, Ian Atkin, & Ryan Tyler
3rd Place:         Tennessee - Geoffrey Graves & Ray Craven

The hot prize of the night at the Take Control Tuesday Party seemed to be various flavors of iPods! Many Vision attendees will be groovin’ to tunes with their winnings, with additional gadgets being raffled off, as well:
           

  • iPod Nano from the Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Team         Billy S.
  • iPod Touch from Symantec NetBackup Group    ...
LeslieMiller | 14 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

Did you enjoy the first day of Symantec Vision 2010? Then you'll love Day 2! Check out the following information to catch up on what you missed and get ready for what's coming up.

Keynote Update

Steve Morton - Taking Control!
Did you catch the keynote? Come on! How many keynotes have you been to with a live band? Hopefully you enjoyed the witty banter and learned something along the way.

In case you missed it, Symantec President and CEO, Enrique Salem, joined Steve to examine the critical shift from "infrastructure-centric" to "information-centric" computing. Later, Steve was joined by:

  • Mary Ann Mezzapelle, Chief Technology Officer, Global Information Security at HP
  • Greg Hughes, Group President, Enterprise Product Group at Symantec
  • Deepak Mohan, Senior Vice President, Information Management Group at Symantec
  • Brian Baker, Vice President of IT at Qualcomm...
Jeanne | 14 Apr 2010 | 1 comment

Everything is nice the food, the sessions and the people although something feels more like a sales event then a user conference. This is my 5th user conference 3 were before Altiris was Symantec  so I may be comparing apples to oranges but hey it's my blog. There are a lot more women at the event yet it is still very much a male oriented conference. Where are the scantily clad Beefcake men!! I miss the Orlando event it was easier on my schedule since it happened in the fall and getting buy in to attend an Orlando event was never as hard as getting permission to attend a Vegas event. I haven’t put my finger on what I expected but something is just not meeting my expectations.

Tandra K | 13 Apr 2010 | 2 comments

My favorite part of Vision 2010 so far was the Nascar Expo Event.   Great food, drinks, prizes(I hope I win a IPAD!  Buffed and Shined by Steve Jobs!)  ;) and networking!  Had a wonderful time and was able to look at some new great ideas from the Partner Expo!  I can't wait for KA! 

Eileen | 15 Apr 2010 | 0 comments

We're just getting started rolling out the videos from Vision 2010.  Here's what we covered on Day One.  Be sure to check back tomorrow for more great video content.


Vision 2010 – Preparing for Day One

Get a sneak peek of Vision 2010.  With a record number of sponsors this year, there are some great technology solutions . . and you won't want to miss what Steve Morton has to say about his upcoming keynote - Taking Control

Vision 2010 – Day One Keynote
Vision 2010 kicks off with Steve Morton and special guests Enrique Salem (President and CEO Symantec), Greg Hughes, Deepak Mohan, Mary Ann Mezzapelle (HP), Ricardo J. Echevarria (Intel), and Darren Thomas (Dell).

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Kimberley | 13 Apr 2010 | 6 comments

As a Connect community manager, I'm excited to be at Vision conference and have the chance to meet so many community members and Trusted Advisors. Here are some of my highlights from today:


Connect Trusted Advisors Get Treated Right! Here's Ian Atkin holding the row for the rest of the Trusted Advisors.


Keynote Band, these guys are great!


Enrique Salem and Steve Morton during Keynote


Keynote: Steve Morton In Duplicate


Keynote: 'Security' Presents Cloud Computing in a Box

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