Today VMworld 2009 finally gets started. I will attend 2 interesting hands-on labs and will blog-review them later today. What concerns me however is the number of people waiting in line for sessions already, and the Monday sessions are usually easy to get in to. I can’t remember seeing this kind of long queues in Las Vegas last year, while there were more people attending VMworld then. 

I will also release the updated Application virtualization comparison chart today. This time it includes a comparison of launch-time of 5 commonly used applications and the results are very interesting.

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1. Shawn Says:
   September 1st, 2009 at 3:08 am

   I agree the lines have been long. I went to the SRM Advanced hands on lab and it had a lot of technical issues. I hope they get those worked out the rest of the week.

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