Virtual Iron: Finalist at MITX 2007 awards

"We are very pleased that our vision for bringing enterprise-class virtualization and management capabilities to the mainstream market has been recognized by the Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange," said Mike Grandinetti, chief marketing officer for Virtual Iron. "This is another validation point for Virtual Iron's innovative approach and our ability to drive broad adoption of server virtualization."

"The regional economy is showing real strength, and it's in no small part due to the resurgence in the technology sector and the innovation that fuels so much of the growth," said Kiki Mills, executive director of MITX. "The MITX Technology Awards are a wonderful opportunity to recognize the companies that are leading the way and to celebrate their accomplishments and that of the entire technology community."

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"We are very pleased that our vision for bringing enterprise-class virtualization and management capabilities to the mainstream market has been recognized by the Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange," said Mike Grandinetti, chief marketing officer for Virtual Iron. "This is another validation point for Virtual Iron's innovative approach and our ability to drive broad adoption of server virtualization."

"The regional economy is showing real strength, and it's in no small part due to the resurgence in the technology sector and the innovation that fuels so much of the growth," said Kiki Mills, executive director of MITX. "The MITX Technology Awards are a wonderful opportunity to recognize the companies that are leading the way and to celebrate their accomplishments and that of the entire technology community."

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