Extreme Virtualization Performance in a Fraction of the Footprint

Learn about the latest trends in high performance, scalable storage for virtualization from independent IT analyst, Stephen Foskett, and hear how Fusion-io technology combined with the award-winning Nutanix converged compute + storage architecture is enabling virtualization without a SAN for greater simplicity with 10x price/performance of traditional server and storage architectures.

This is a very interactive session, with Stephen interviewing Tiffany To, Director of Product Marketing at Nutanix and Peter A. Emmel, Assistant VP at Dewitt Stern.

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About the Speakers

Stephen Foskett is an active participant in the world of enterprise information technology, currently focusing on enterprise storage and cloud computing. He is responsible for Gestalt IT, a community of independent IT through leaders, and organizes the popular Tech Field Day events. A long-time voice in the storage industry, Foskett has authored numerous articles for industry publications, and is a popular presenter at industry events.

Tiffany To is the Director of Product Marketing for Nutanix, where she is driving the marketing strategy for a radical converged compute + storage building block for virtualized datacenters that eliminates the SAN. Prior to this, she served a number of roles during her nearly 5 years at VMware, including as Group Product Manager in the Advanced Development Group for the Cloud Services Division of VMware, focused on next generation end user computing solutions, and in product management and marketing roles for the VMware View solution. She has spent much of her career helping industry-leading companies define and take disruptive technology solutions to market, from the first Virtual Desktop infrastructure solution at VMware, Intel’s first Dual-Core and Quad-Core processors for workstations and servers, and Symbol Technologies’ (acquired by Motorola) first wireless LAN switch. She received a B.S. in Computer Systems Engineering from Stanford University with a research focus on Human Computer Interaction, and her MBA at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business.