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VMWare 5 for Free!

 
Attend Seminar
Learn How to Increase Efficiency
from Development to Deployment

...VMware Virtualization Workshops: June 14 - 16, 2005

  
 
         
 

Are you...

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wasting time and effort in repetitive setup / teardown of development and test systems?

? frustrated by the complexity of developing and testing across so many platforms and configurations?
? overspending on dedicated servers and an inflexible infrastructure?

Whether you’re new to virtualization or a current VMware user, if you’re a software developer, quality engineer, team leader, or department head charged with developing, testing or deploying critical software for your company, you need to attend this workshop.

Learn how you can increase efficiency, reduce development time and costs when you use a virtual environment and...it’s more than theory, attend the workshop, learn the techniques and leave with a full copy of Workstation 5.

Can't make it?  Refer a friend to the workshop and you BOTH get a copy of Workstation 5 when your friend attends!*

Registration

Seats are limited and we expect these sessions to fill up early.  Register now to ensure your participation.

  
REGISTER NOW!

"VMware Workstation streamlines our work in QA so we can more quickly release new, higher quality products.”

 — Cliff Thornton
Solution & Interoperability
Quality Control
Cognos

REGISTER NOW!

  
         

*Be sure your friend enters your email address in the "referral field" on the registration from.  In order to get a copy of Workstation 5 your friend must attend the workshop and enter your email address on the registration form.  Your copy will be sent after the conclusion of the workshop series.

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