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VMware better watch the Big Blue's advances, Butler Group report



And that is where a new business model might come in place. India is a different place to be, So is Africa, China,South America, Singapore, Indonesia, list can go on and on.(Having worked in all these continents in the past 16 years, I had a painful yet enrichening experience of learning how to make things work) Things move differently. Things are different! Period!

It is going to take a lot more than just a Pimsleur Approach to maintain a steady market capitalization in these continents.

Anyways this Butler Group report says that the z9's are going full ahead in these areas. And what Virtualization solution are they going to use there? Our Avastu man from India did report of the P Series being talk-of-the-town.

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PS: I am wondering what our Avastu guy in Argentina has to say on the movements there? China report will come soon. ;-)
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