Desktop Virtualization Realized

On-Demand Webinar

After years of experimenting with virtual desktop infrastructure, IT managers are now jumping in with both feet, saying the technology can finally support even the most demanding users. From mapping companies to government agencies to corporations with thousands of knowledge workers to high-end manufacturing design firms, VDI installations are changing the ways people work and the ways their IT needs are managed.  

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Speakers

Neil Chase is an editor at Penton Technology. He’s a former editor at The New York Times and CBS MarketWatch, served as Senior Vice President for Publishing at Federated Media and was a professor at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He also chairs the Board for Student Publications at his alma mater, the University of Michigan.

Michael Davis is the Global Account Manager for NVIDIA focusing on the HP Alliance. He is a seasoned sales and management professional with 15+ years of progressive experience and achievements in the hardware and software arenas.  Prior to NVIDIA, Michael was the Principal Partner Manager at Citrix focusing on field execution with Citrix’s largest customers, their System Integrator community like HP, IBM, Dimension Data and Fujitsu.

Dan Nordhues is the marketing manager for Client Virtualization Solutions in HP’s Enterprise Group.  His role is now hosted in the recently formed Converged Datacenter Infrastructure business unit which is focused on providing workload-optimized converged systems that are fast, efficient, and simple and deliver business agility for customers.  Previous to this position, Dan was the Director of Product Marketing for Blade Workstations and Blade PCs in HP’s Personal Systems Group.  In his current role, Nordhues manages worldwide product management for HP’s industry-leading client virtualization solutions.  His responsibilities encompass global customer and market requirements, partner relationships and business development, solutions planning and positioning, pricing and new product introductions.

Nordhues has a broad range of experience in technical computing encompassing workstations, servers and desktop virtualization since beginning his career with the company in 1985.  He and his family reside in Fort Collins, Colorado.