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(More customer reviews)Yes this price on this item is a little bit high; however, when you watch and listen to the dvd, there is an unprecedented value that you get. Being someone who is very interested in today's technology and business, every minute of this pleases me. Of course actually going to the conference would have cost me a lot, let alone the fact that I probably could not have gotten in; therefore, this dvd shows everything that happened in the cloud slam conference.
Not only is it interesting to watch some of today's biggest names in technology were there like HP and AMD. Overall, I would recommend buying this product if that is what interests you.
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Product Description:
The Cloud Slam conference is the world's premier cloud computing event, covering technology, business models, industry experiences, legal aspects, research, development and innovations in the world of cloud computing.This 2-disc set contains video recordings of all sessions and panel discussions of the conference.Conference participants: Datasynapse, Gigaspaces, Catbird, Ocarina Networks, CoreMatrix Systems, Platform, Casatt, Virident Systems, Sun Microsystems, UnivaUD, Open Data Group, Dorado, Symplified, 3Leaf, OpenSpan, Nirvanix, 451 Group, Cisco, VMware, Rackspace Mosso, Intuit, NetApp, Mezeo Software, Xeround, CSC, IntelePeer, Ibrix, NCHC, Cordys, Amazon, LongJump, Google, Joyent, Kelley Drye & Warren, Hosting dot com, Kawa Objects, ParaScale, THINKstrategies, Vertica, RightScale, Zimory, Skytap, Elastra, SixSq, AMD, Surgient, Open Cloud Consortium, Appistry, University of Indiana, Intuit, HP, Citrix, McKenna Long & Aldridge, Forrester, Bank of America, Kaavo, Arista Networks, Zmanda, TrendMicro, Installfree, Saugatuck Technology, KerStor, Desktone, Akamai, Emergence Capital, RockeTier, Configuresoft, BrowserMob, CloudVenture, Booz Allen Hamilton.
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