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VMLogixs' LabManager 3.0 is shipping!



Accentuating the ease of software delivery in large enterprises, VMLogix, a global provider of virtual infrastructure management technology to streamline the software development lifecycle, today announced the general availability of its flagship product, LabManager 3.0. With improved scalability, usability and broadened support for heterogeneous virtualization platforms and operating systems through product enhancements and strategic partnerships, VMLogix LabManager enables developers, testers and IT operations staff to deliver enterprise software quickly, reliably and cost-effectively.

With the deployment of virtual labs expanding beyond the individual and group level, LabManager substantially streamlines processes across globally distributed application development and test teams by ensuring rapid, highly repeatable, resource-optimized deployments of complex, multi-machine build and test environments. VMLogix is the first to market with support for VMware ESX Server, Microsoft Virtual Server, Microsoft Windows Vista and 64-bit guest operating systems, continually giving customers a broad choice of virtualization and target platforms for application development and testing.


Ravi (CEO, VMLogix) personally ran the demo for me and I must say I was pretty impressed with the product. I will be testing the product in the coming days to see what else is new. Check out their press release.

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