RackTop Systems Unveiling New Line of Virtualization Solutions at VMworld 2011
RackTop Systems will be unveiling its new line of virtualization solutions at VMworld 2011 in Las Vegas. They will be showcasing vBOX, their turn-key VDI in a box solution and demonstrating the features of BrickStor, an economical, yet highly scalable storage solution for high performance enterprise class environments.
- (1888PressRelease) August 26, 2011 - Columbia, MD - RackTop Systems, an innovator in data storage and backup solutions, will be making a number of product announcements regarding their new line of virtualization solutions at VMworld 2011 in Las Vegas.
RackTop, a VMware Technology Alliance Partner, will be showcasing vBOX, their turn-key VDI in a box solution. vBOX will enable organizations to overcome the challenges and prohibitive costs of VDI implementations. In addition to the virtualization rollout, RackTop will be demonstrating the features of BrickStor, an economical, yet highly scalable storage solution for high performance enterprise class environments.
The RackTop product line includes a full suite of data backup, data center utility, storage, and virtualization solutions. RackTop appliances are PurposeBuilt and engineered for optimal performance and ease of use. RackTop products are designed to be more secure, easier to maintain, and faster to implement than existing solutions.
VMworld offers attendees informative sessions and hands-on lab training, plus access to a wealth of technology partners gathering in Las Vegas on August 29 - September 1 to discuss virtualization best practices, building a private cloud, leveraging the public cloud, managing desktops as a service, virtualizing enterprise applications and more.
RackTop representatives will be on-site in booth 658 and will be available to provide personalized demonstrations of the RackTop product line. After hours meetings and press interviews are available, and appointments may be scheduled in advance by contacting RackTop directly at (888)472-2586.
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