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Cloud Corner Series - Dissecting Virtualization

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In this segment of Cloud Corner, we bring on Solutions Architect Chris Chesley to discuss various aspects of virtualization. Chris also gets quizzed on how well he knows his fellow Journey to the Cloud Bloggers. Let us know if you agree or disagree with the points Chris makes. We asked Chris the following questions:

1. If I'm virtualized, am I in the cloud?

2. How virtualized would you recommend organizations become?

3. What is the biggest aspect organizations misunderstand about virtualization?

4. What is the single biggest benefit of virtualization?

5. What does it mean to be 100% virtualized, and what are the benefits?

6. Where should companies who have not virtualized anything start?

Check out Episode 1 and Episode 2 of Cloud Corner!

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