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home General Information Agenda-at-a-Glance & Campus Maps Conference Highlights General Sessions & Spotlight Sessions Breakout Sessions & Group Discussions Partners Hands-on Labs Solutions Exchange breakout sessions & group discussions WEDNESDAY 15:30 – 16:30 PAR3209 VMware Cloud Infrastructure: Packaging and Pricing Technical Level: Speaker(s): Rory Chourdhuri, VMware, Inc. HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | Room E3 In this session we will cover the packaging, pricing and licensing for the VMware® cloud infrastructure products. SPO3395 A CTO Perspective on Driving a Large-Scale Transformation to the Cloud Technical Level: Speaker(s): Juergen Urbanski, T-Systems; Melih Yener, T-Systems HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | Room C2 Global service providers like Deutsche Telekom run some of the largest and most complex IT environments in the world. Traditionally they are not renowned for speed of innovation and operational agility. In fact, most analysts would characterize large incumbent service providers as operating in a “Red Ocean” of margin pressure, cost cutting, organizational complexity and very long-term investment cycles. Yet Cloud is a “Blue Ocean” growth opportunity. Success in Cloud requires speed, agility, innovation and fast ailforward organizational learning to succeed. In this session, participants will learn how Deutsche Telekom is driving a large-scale transformation of IT services production towards cloud-enabled business outcomes such as rapid innovation, fast time to market, high capital efficiency and advanced cloud security. At Deutsche Telekom’s enterprise customer unit T-Systems for instance, Cloud accounts for 5% of its Euro 10 billion revenue today but is an area of rapid growth. Capitalizing on this Cloud opportunity will require massive changes in how ICT services are designed, sold and produced, including changes in the economic model. This is a multi-year journey given the scale of the challenge, spanning more than 90 data centers, 1.2m square feet of data center space, 60,000 servers and 3.3m productive SAP users served from the cloud. This session will outline how T-Systems is leveraging innovation from strategic vendors like VMware to achieve highly modular IT services production platforms which make it possible to bring new services to market quickly, how production capacity is pooled across various countries so that output can be shifted flexibly between sites, and how end-to-end automation ensures high labor productivity and high flexibility. SPO5663 Service Provider Delivers Desktop-as-a-Service Offering with Cloud Workspaces for Local Government Technical Level: Speaker(s): Moderator: Jeff Platon, Cisco Systems Inc. HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | Room F1 As organizations evolve their desktop IT strategy to embrace an increasingly global, mobile, distributed workforce that’s demanding a growing array of client device options, VDI looms as an ideal fit for answering this challenge. With the promise of delivering a more secure, productive environment that supports BYOD, many are finding, however, that traditional approaches to virtual desktops present new challenges as IT managers scale their infrastructure to host desktop workloads within the data center. Additionally these solutions fall short of addressing the need for enterprise grade communications and collaborative applications, an indispensible component of worker productivity. The complexity, cost, and limited communications experience of traditional VDI, presents the need for an holistic strategy and architecture that ensures organizations can move from a physical PC and phone-centric environment, to one where apps, media-rich communications, and user desktops can co-exist, delivered with predictable performance, scalability and simplicity, on any device. Attend this session to learn how Cisco and VMware have partnered to deliver the solution for the Unified Workspace that embraces BYOD along with media-rich virtual desktops, built on the industry’s leading hypervisor and compute architecture, purposebuilt for manageability, and consistently highperformance, supporting hundreds to hundreds of thousands of users. SPO5778 Your Fast Track to the VMware vCloud Technical Level: Speaker(s): Volker Wiedmer, Fujitsu; Adriano Galano, Fujitsu HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | Room G2 Fujitsu “Dynamic Infrastructures for VMware vCloud” is a factory-integrated cloud infrastructure solution that saves tremendous time and costs to introduce, manage and operate your on-premise private cloud infrastructure. The solution includes the complete technology stack of hardware (server, storage and network), software (VMware cloud service management and Fujitsu life cycle management) and optional IT services. In combination with consulting and managed IT services Fujitsu “Dynamic Infrastructures for VMware vCloud” reduces complexity in the design-, build-, and operate phases of your private cloud infrastructure. SS1021 Vision for the Future: Product Deep Dives & Previews for Growing Businesses with Limited IT Resources Speaker(s): Rob Juncker, VMware, Inc; Russell Stockdale, VMware, Inc. HALL 8, lower level | Room G3 One of the biggest differences in IT between businesses of varying sizes, is simply the amount of IT resources available. VMware is committed to bringing quality innovation to the SMB market, to provide the enterprise-class solutions it is known for, in a format that works well for all. This session will cover current and future solutions for helping manage and automate IT functions, setting up Disaster Recovery solutions, and ensuring business continuity. This session also features a tech preview giving a sneak peek into some technology we are working on, so don’t miss out! Session Identifiers APP-BCA Applications: Business Critical Applications APP-CAP Applications: Cloud Application Platform EUC End-user Computing GD Group Discussion Areas of Interest FD Federal FS Financial Services S E H Healthcare T R Retail Technical Levels Business Solutions Technical Advanced Technical INF-BCO INF-NET INF-SEC INF-STO Infrastructure: Business Continuity Infrastructure: Networking Infrastructure: Security and Compliance Infrastructure: Storage INF-VSP ITT OPS-CIM OPS-CSM Infrasturucture: vSphere IT Transformation Operations: Cloud Infrastructure Management Operations: Cloud Service Management PAR SPO SS TEX Partner Track (for VMware partners only) Technology Partner/Sponsor Spotlight Session Technology Exchange for Alliance Partners SMB State & Local Education Telecommunication 86
home General Information Agenda-at-a-Glance & Campus Maps Conference Highlights General Sessions & Spotlight Sessions Breakout Sessions & Group Discussions Partners Hands-on Labs Solutions Exchange breakout sessions & group discussions WEDNESDAY 15:30 – 16:30 TEX1278 How to Jump-start Your vSphere Web Client Plugin Development Using the New VMware Ecosystems Developer Center Technical Level: Speaker(s): Justin Broughton, VMware, Inc.; Laurent Delamare, VMware, Inc. HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | room F3 As a prospective vSphere Web Client Plugin Developer, you face a number of obstacles: • Knowing where to get started • Finding and taking appropriate training • Setting up your development environment with all the relevant components/tools • Discovering relevant technical information as you develop, test and deploy The new VMware Ecosystems Developer Center portal will provide a number of capabilities which help developers quickly and easily navigate these obstacles with: • Solution articles – which answer the question of where do I start to develop a plugin • Architecture white-papers – which provide a deep-dive into architecture of the vSphere Web Client • Virtual Training Labs – rich training content to provide a truly hands-on experience • Development Environment as a Service (IDEaaS) – a full vSphere Web-Client Plugin development environment set up with the latest released software, for as long you need it • Comprehensive documentation – everything you need to know at your finger-tips This session explains how developers will be able to use the capabilities of VMware Ecosystems Developer Center to more easily develop vSphere Web Client plugins. We will take you through a live demo of the steps a typical developer would go through including: • Discovering the solution which you need to develop • Reviewing important aspects of the overall vSphere Web Client architecture - extension points, data-service and data extensibility • Taking the vSphere Web Client training lab • Developing a plugin from end to end • Packaging, deploying and testing the plugin • Ongoing learning with tips, tricks and best-practices Please bring your burning questions about this new platform as there will be plenty of time devoted to these both at the end of the session and outside the session hall afterwards. Session Identifiers Areas of Interest Technical Levels APP-BCA APP-CAP EUC GD Applications: Business Critical Applications Applications: Cloud Application Platform End-user Computing Group Discussion INF-BCO INF-NET INF-SEC INF-STO Infrastructure: Business Continuity Infrastructure: Networking Infrastructure: Security and Compliance Infrastructure: Storage INF-VSP ITT OPS-CIM OPS-CSM Infrasturucture: vSphere IT Transformation Operations: Cloud Infrastructure Management Operations: Cloud Service Management PAR SPO SS TEX Partner Track (for VMware partners only) Technology Partner/Sponsor Spotlight Session Technology Exchange for Alliance Partners FD Federal FS Financial Services H Healthcare R Retail S E T SMB State & Local Education Telecommunication Business Solutions Technical Advanced Technical 87
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