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Europe Virtualization Conference schedule ready!

Raphael is working really hard to set up the stage and has the stuff ready.



I will be speaking at the Strategy day and will speak about: 11:00 deploying virtualisation in my company: choices, transitions, futur proof solutions (Correct me if I'm wrong, Raphael)

Anyways check out the list and they do have an impressive list of sponsors.

Wanna sponsor the event? It's very simple, check out the deal:

1000€ financial support gives:
- stand for the whole duration of the event (2 days)
- visibility on the website (left side column)
- short description on the website (see
http://www.profoss.eu/events/october-2007-asterisk/?tab=sponsors )
- same description in the folder distributed to participants
- flyer in the welcome pack given to each participant
- 1 A4 page about your company in our press release (see
http://www.profoss.eu/documents/Profoss-Asterisk-file_en.pdf )
- if possible, inclusion in all our communications and ads

Hurry as time is running out! Contact me on my gmail.com address!
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