Tech Field Day 4: The Videos

Tech Field Day 4 was the first event with official streaming video. Here are the recorded sessions and roundtables! NetApp Presentation Roundtable Aprius Presentation Roundtable Avere Presentation Roundtable Actifio Presentation Roundtable Intel Ethern …

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Tech Field Day 4 was the first event with official streaming video. Here are the recorded sessions and roundtables!

NetApp

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Aprius

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Avere

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Actifio

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Intel

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Tick-Tock Presentation

SolarWinds

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Tech Field Day 4: The Links

Tech Field Day always draws a great deal of attention, including thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. As usual, we will attempt to collect those links for reference and review, but this time we will start even before the event!

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Tech Field Day Roundtable Podcast

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Tech Field Day always draws a great deal of attention, including thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. As usual, we will attempt to collect those links for reference and review, but this time we will start even before the event! We will undoubtedly miss some - please leave a comment with any links we have overlooked and we will add them! Stay up to date on the Tech Field Day announcements by subscribing to our Events RSS feed, following @TechFieldDay on Twitter, and checking out our delegate roundtable podcast in iTunes.

Official Channels

Delegate Blogs

Here are the blog posts about the event by Tech Field Day delegates that we have noticed. Follow the field day delegates on Twitter to learn more!

Post-Event Blogs

Blogs From San Jose

Live Video
Video Interviews

Pre-Event Blogs

Other Links

We'll also be cataloging the other links to the event as they appear.

Mentions

Presenting Sponsors

Net Field Day 2010: The Links

Tech Field Day always draws a great deal of attention, including thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. As usual, we will attempt to collect those links for reference and review, but this time we will start even before the event!

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Tech Field Day Roundtable Podcast

Subscribe to our Roundtable Podcast series on iTunes!

Tech Field Day always draws a great deal of attention, including thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. As usual, we will attempt to collect those links for reference and review, but this time we will start even before the event! We will undoubtedly miss some - please leave a comment with any links we have overlooked and we will add them! Stay up to date on the Tech Field Day announcements by subscribing to our Events RSS feed, following @TechFieldDay on Twitter, and checking out our delegate roundtable podcast in iTunes.

Official Channels

The Networking Tech Field Day delegates (L-R): Brandon Carroll, Stephen Foskett, Jeremy Stretch, Jennifer Huber, Bob Plankers, Josh Horton, Jeremy Gaddis, Jeremy Filliben, Greg Ferro, Ivan Pepelnjak, Steve Rossen, Ethan Banks, Terry Slattery

Delegate Blogs

Here are the blog posts about the event by Tech Field Day delegates that we have noticed. Follow the field day delegates on Twitter to learn more!

Post-Event Blogs

Live Blogs

Audio and Video

Blogs From San Jose

Pre-Event Blogs

Other Links

We'll also be cataloging the other links to the event as they appear.

Mentions

Presenting Sponsors

Tech Field Day Seattle 2010: The Links

Although Tech Field Day Seattle hasn’t officially been announced yet, we have started naming names. Six delegates have been confirmed and announced so far, all of them new to the event. Subscribe to our Roundtable Podcast series on iTunes! Tech Field D …

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Although Tech Field Day Seattle hasn't officially been announced yet, we have started naming names. Six delegates have been confirmed and announced so far, all of them new to the event.

Tech Field Day Roundtable Podcast

Subscribe to our Roundtable Podcast series on iTunes!

Tech Field Day always draws a great deal of attention, including thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. As usual, we will attempt to collect those links for reference and review, but this time we will start even before the event! We will undoubtedly miss some - please leave a comment with any links we have overlooked and we will add them! Stay up to date on the Tech Field Day announcements by subscribing to our Events RSS feed, following @TechFieldDay on Twitter, and checking out our delegate roundtable podcast in iTunes.

Official Channels

Delegate Blogs

Here are the blog posts about the event by Tech Field Day Seattle delegates that we have noticed. Follow the field day delegates on Twitter to learn more!

Other Links

We'll also be cataloging the other links to the event as they appear.

Tech Field Day Boston 2010: The Links

  Tech Field Day Boston was a major success, generating perhaps the most absorbing discussions yet. Our new delegate roundtable time was applauded by all involved, and we will be posting video podcasts of these sessions on our new Roundtable Podca …

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Tech Field Day Boston was a major success, generating perhaps the most absorbing discussions yet. Our new delegate roundtable time was applauded by all involved, and we will be posting video podcasts of these sessions on our new Roundtable Podcast category (subscribe in iTunes).

Tech Field Day Roundtable Podcast

Subscribe to our Roundtable Podcast series on iTunes!

As usual, the Tech Field Day event received massive amounts of attention, generating thousands of tweets and dozens of blog posts and videos from delegates and bystanders alike. We will attempt to collect those links here for reference and review. We will undoubtedly miss some - please leave a comment with any links we have overlooked and we will add them!

Official Channels

Delegate Blogs

The Tech Field Day Boston 2010 Delegates: (L-R) John Obeto, Greg Ferro, Gabrie van Zanten, Edward Haletky, Devang Panchigar, Bas Raayman, David Davis, Simon Long, Carlo Costanzo, Simon Seagrave, Matt Simmons, Jason Boche, Stephen Foskett (not present: Robin Harris, Greg Knieriemen, Scott D. Lowe)

Other Links

Tech Field Day 1: The Links

Subscribe to our Roundtable Podcast series on iTunes! Our first-ever Tech Field Day event has now come and gone, and it was more successful than we could have imagined! Fifteen of the best independent IT infrastructure thought leaders came together in …

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Our first-ever Tech Field Day event has now come and gone, and it was more successful than we could have imagined! Fifteen of the best independent IT infrastructure thought leaders came together in California for two days of in-depth discussion and evaluation of some of the hottest technology products around.

Official Channels

Delegates and Coverage

The coverage of this event was simply astonishing! Twitter was filled with Tech Field Day-related discussion, and dozens of articles and blog posts have already appeared. Many more are already in the works, so watch the blogs of our esteemed delegates over the coming months for a deluge of information!

Tech Field Day Delegates

Our first Tech Field Day attracted 15 well-known bloggers from across the spectrum of independent IT commentary. L-R: Greg Knieriemen, John Obeto, Carlo Costanzo, Rod Haywood, Rick Vanover, Stephen Foskett, Nigel Poulton, Bas Raayman, Ed Saipetch, Simon Seagrave, Chris Evans, Devang Panchigar, Greg Ferro, John Hickson, Robin Harris, Rich Brambley

The delegates have already written much about the content of the sessions. Here is a sampling of their commentary:

Presenting Sponsors

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Data Robotics
MDS Micro
Nirvanix
Ocarina
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Xsigo

The event never could have happened without our presenting sponsors. Their commitment to making the Tech Field Day a success showed through their preparation and presentation, and we are truly grateful.

Our first day began at the beautiful VMware campus for breakfast before we headed across the street to their briefing center at Xerox PARC. There, Xsigo and MDS Micro wowed the crowd with their combined virtual I/O and high-density server technology. After lunch, we headed to 3PAR's offices to dive into thin provisioning, wide striping, and thin reclaim in combination with Symantec Storage.

Day two started at Ocarina HQ with a solid discussion of data optimization technology. We also met Nirvanix and learned about cloud storage for the enterprise. Next up, W. Curtis Preston introduced his new end user-focused venture, Truth in IT. Our final presenting sponsor was Data Robotics, who delivered a one-two punch with solid technical information and an advance (but embargoed) look at some awesome new products.

There is not nearly enough space here to do justice to these presentations. But the coverage provided by our delegates speaks volumes!

Special Thanks

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I would also like to call special attention to some unsung heroes of the event:

  • TechValidate, sponsor of our awesome Thursday evening mixer at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, and CEO Brad O'Neill, whose wise advice is always welcome.
  • Marc Farley and Sunshine Mugrabi, who supported me in every way I asked, including locating everything on long, unexplained shopping lists. They even put together a touching and funny thank-you video for me personally! See also Sunshine's posts, Traveling at the Speed of Social Media and Party Time! A Tech Gossip Column.
  • VMware provided an excellent day-1 setting as well as breakfast and lunch. I would especially like to thank John Troyer, who helped me to launch the event on the VMware Communities Roundtable (podcast 67) and helped in so many ways. See also John's post, Gestalt IT, the Craigslist of new tech journalism. The event was also featured in episode 73 of the VMware Communities Roundtable.
  • Liz Zaborowska of Bhava Communications was a joy to work with, even creating and distributing personalized shirts for the delegates.
  • It was great to have the assistance of Greg Knieriemen, and StorageMonkeys will soon post an InfoSmack Podcast recorded at the Field Day!
  • Finally, I am so pleased to have been able to have Claire Chaplais serve as our event manager. She truly has extraordinary skills, and her patience, care, and thoughtfulness were obvious to everyone involved.

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