| | Migrations and Image-Based Backups for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Environments — In One Solution
Thursday October 13, 2011 | Attend the live session:- 13th October 2011 | 13:00 London/ 14:00 Paris / Dubai 16:00
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 This is the latest session in the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Webinar Series.
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) is an end-to-end virtualization solution built upon the Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform. It's trusted by thousands of organizations on millions of systems for mission-critical workloads, and up to 70% lower in cost compared to other solutions.
How do you migrate your physical servers or other virtual workloads to RHEV? And how do you protect the VMs once they have been migrated to RHEV? Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server Virtual Edition, certified for RHEV by both Acronis and Red Hat, provides unlimited P2V, V2V, and V2P migrations and image-based backups for RHEV environments in ONE solution. Acronis gives you the ability to recover either the VM or just files to anywhere, including another VM or physical hardware.
Acronis is a leading provider of backup, recovery and security solutions for physical, virtual and cloud environments. Join Red Hat and Acronis for this informative webinar to learn how you can start reducing your IT costs today! Speakers:  Liz Peirce, Director, Global Business Development, Acronis
Liz Peirce is responsible for joint initiatives with global alliance partners and the Acronis MSP Program.
 Simon H Poulton, Senior Solution Architect, Acronis
Simon Poulton is a virtualization specialist who has previously worked for VMware and Vizioncore in strategic technical roles.
 Geert Jansen – Product Marketing Manager, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, Red Hat
Geert Jansen is responsible for the ISV and partner ecosystem of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization. Prior to joining Red Hat, Geert spent five years at Royal Dutch Shell in various technical and management positions. He received his M.Sc. in Applied Physics at the Eindhoven University of Technology in 2001.
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