Malaysia VMware User Group 1st meet up was happen few months back and we’re planning to organise an unofficial Malaysia VMware User Group 2nd meet up somehow mid of May 2009.
There is NO fix date, time and venue yet. Please feel free to suggest date, time and location.
What?
Meetup Agenda:
Meet each others
VMware View (VDI) Demo
Open discussion
When?
Date: Mid of May 2009
Time: After office hour
Where?
Venue: Cyberjaya? Puchong? Sunway? KLCC? KL Sentral?
How?
Free. No registration required and join the crowd.
Bonus: Limited free gift(while stock last).
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Updated: CONFIRMED
1st Unofficial Malaysia VMware User Group meetup
Venue: Old Town White Coffee (Old Town Kopitiam) – Jalan Teknokrat 5, Prima Avenue Cyberjaya
Date: 20 Jan 2009 (Tuesday)
Time: 6.30pm onward
Maps
See you there!
We are planning to organize the 1st unofficial meet up for Malaysia VMware User Group in Klang Valley. There is no Fix time & date yet as we are trying to gather more and more members around the Malaysia to join us for the 1st meet up. The meet up will allow us to know each others and exchange experience and knowledge sharing to strengthen the VMware users group in Malaysia.
Suggest Location :
- Cyberjaya
- Puchong
- Mid Valley
- Sunway Pyramid
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What is “Buy VMware“?
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Look carefully at the images show as above! I’m sure you will notice Google search engine result could not find “Buy VMware” keyword on pages from Malaysia(Ignore Sponsored Links). This is NOT for fun which actually I found on Malaysia VMware sitemeter report. Does Google search engine stupid or intelligence? Google search understand English? What do you think? Probably this article will show on top on Google search result later. Yeah! SEO expert here …..
Anyway other keywords such as “Buy VMware ESX” and “Buy VMware Workstation” either from google.com or google.com.my worked perfectly which it will show VMware Store URL: http://www.vmware.com/vmwarestore/.
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VMware had setup their regional Asia South office in Singapore quite some times ago. Personally, I am wondering should this be the correct decision to be based in Singapore which is seems to be a higher cost sustain area, and the IT market in that area are just not focusing enough compare to Malaysia. The reason of saying this, is not because myself is a Malaysian.
1 of the good example, IBM had ship their regional office to Malaysia from Singapore previously, because they saw the potential market grow in this country as well as more talent source in Malaysia for IT related area. Many of the IT giant are setup the IT hub, data center as well as corporate office in Malaysia to enjoy the TAX free holiday as well as cheaper real estate cost and man power resources. There are HP, IBM, DELL, SHELL, EDS, HSBC, Prudential and etc around in Malaysia. Guess what, most of them are even having their production data center in Malaysia itself.
Now we go back to VMware, virtualization is growing in Malaysia, but the present from VMware are more relay on the partner in here. Training are not provided as what been provided in Sinagpore or Australia. Most of the time, even in singapore training center, the attendees are not Singaporean. As economy crisis now, to attend a training in Singapore will be 3 times more expensive for someone who attending a training in Malaysia. If I not mistaken, they have less than 10 employees in malaysia for VMware itself. It just not big enough to attract the confident of the potential giant customer from Malaysia market if you do not present yourself strong enough as your competitor.
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I was looking for VMware training(preferred Design, Secure and Analyse course) in Malaysia but look like not much choice here. If you looking at VMware education website, you can only found Nota Asia available for Malaysia(sorry no VMware course available on Nota Asia web site). What?
And I don’t see schedule for DSA course. You can only found VMware Infrastructure 3: Install and Configure V3.5 course available on Nov and Dec 2008.
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