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VMware Technology Alliances VMware teams with industry-leading software companies to jointly develop solution stacks that provide value and cost savings to customers. By working together, our mutual customers experience more rapid deployment of their applications, scalability and management, high availability and security.
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Intel Enabled Server Acceleration Alliance (ESAA) When you choose a validated server solution available through the Intel Enabled Server Acceleration Alliance, you choose a solution that delivers the highest standards for quality and interoperability. Through this collaborative alliance, Intel Corporation has teamed with other industry leaders to provide you with server solutions that meet a range of business needs. Intel ESAA provides a process to streamline deployment and implementation so you can focus on growing your business.
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Microsoft Gold Certified Partners are top level Microsoft solutions providers in the marketplace that are recognized for having the commitment and expertise in one or more specialized areas when delivering Microsoft® technologies.
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The Citrix Global Alliance Technology Partners are industry leaders who extend the Citrix Access Platform through integration and support of one or more Citrix products to support customer choice in access solutions.
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The American National Standards Institute is a coordinating organization for voluntary standards in the United States. The ANSI working committees most closely aligned with storage networking interests are called X3T10 (principally responsible for SCSI I/O interface standards), and X3T11 (principally responsible for Fibre Channel interface standards).
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The Broward County Chamber of Commerce is one of the fastest growing chambers in the country! BCCC provides more leads, referrals and maximum exposure throughout South Florida. They have their own radio program, website and newspaper, and have the resources and the solutions to help member businesses thrive!
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The National Storage Industry Consortium membership consists of over fifty corporations, universities and national labs with common interests in the field of digital information storage. Corporate membership includes most major U.S. storage product manufacturers and many other companies from the storage industry infrastructure. NSIC has its headquarters in San Diego and was incorporated in April 1991 as a non-profit mutual benefit corporation.
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The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) is an international forum of computer system developers, integrators, and IT professionals who evolve and promote storage networking technologies and solutions. SNIA is the leading association for SAN standards.
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The Storage Performance Council (SPC) is a non-profit corporation founded to define, standardize, and promote storage subsystem benchmarks as well as to disseminate objective, verifiable performance data to the computer industry and its customers.
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TSANet facilitates regular communications between technical and business leaders within its steadily growing membership. With highly productive business tools such as Web-based templates for member-to-member collaboration, the TSANet website has become the focal point for communication between members worldwide. In addition, quarterly business and technical forums ensure timely, face-to-face interaction among members.
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