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It’s time once again for VMworld – the leading virtualization industry event! This year’s event will be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA on September 11-13. We need your help to create high-quality content that addresses the value of using virtualization to solve complex IT and business challenges.

VMworld 2007 is expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees from across the industry, providing an excellent opportunity to network with peers and learn from industry experts. If you have a good story to tell and you’re willing to build a presentation that goes into the nuts and bolts of your solution, please submit your proposal for consideration.

Session proposals should provide an in-depth explanation of the technology and business challenges you had to resolve; the hardware, networking, and software setup of your solution; and the unique elements of the solution you developed. All speakers and session submissions will be reviewed for selection by a panel of VMware judges.

Here is a list of tracks currently planned for VMworld 2007:

• Infrastructure Planning (IP): Optimizing Infrastructure with Assessment & Deployment Best Practices
• Infrastructure Operations (IO): Optimizing Infrastructure with Management & Operations Best Practices
• Workloads and Virtual Appliances (WV): Optimizing Infrastructure with Workload-Specific Best Practices and Virtual Appliances
• Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery (BC):  Enhancing Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery through Virtualization
• Software Lifecycle Automation (SL): Simplifying Software Development & Testing through Virtualization
• Desktop Virtualization (DV): Delivering Manageable & Secure Desktops through Virtualization
• Technology & Architecture (TA): Exploring Virtual Infrastructure Technology & Architecture in Depth
• Business Metrics & Results (BM): Understanding, Measuring & Communicating the Business Value of Virtualization

Submit Your Proposals Today

To submit session proposals and to find further information about the event as details become available please visit the  at VMworld 2007 Call for Presentations web site.