Virtualization and WAN Optimization

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Infrastructure virtualization is no longer a trend, but a business imperative for providing improved ROI and operational simplicity. To succeed, virtualization projects must also address application performance and security issues derived from deployment over the WAN. This presentation provides an in-depth look at enterprise virtualization strategies, as well as solutions to overcome virtualization challenges.

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Virtualization and WAN
Optimization
INTEROP LAS-VEGAS
May 2008 V1.3

Efi Gatmor
CTO
Expand Networks
mailto: efi.gatmor@expand.com

Expand Networks Confidential and Proprietary
Expand Networks Confidential and Proprietary

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