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Michael Vizard

Michael Vizard

Mike has more than 25 years of experience covering IT issues in a career that includes serving as Director of Strategic Content and Editorial Director for Ziff-Davis Enterprise, which publishes eWeek, Baseline and CIO Insight. Vizard has also served as the Editor-in-Chief of CRN and InfoWorld. In addition, he served as a senior editor with PC Week, ComputerWorld and Digital Review.

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IBM Leans on Channel for zEnterprise Integration

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Michael Vizard
Mike has more than 25 years of experience covering IT issues in a career that in
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Wednesday, 09 November 2011 Category Data Center 0 Comments
Blade servers running Windows, Linux or AIX in mainframe environments to be deployed by partners Tags: IBM, mainframe, zEnterprise, channel, solution providers, AIX, Linux, zBX, zEnterprise BladeCenter Extension, X86, Power Series, URM, Unified Resource Manager, System z, Windows
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