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Deep Dive: Browse the Breakouts from EMC World 2015 Breakout sessions from EMC World 2015 take you deep into EMC technology and innovation for technology practitioners and IT leaders—hybrid cloud, flash, big data, converged infrastructure, agile development, data protection, and more. Browse the breakouts here

I just loved the concept - Hear the Story, See the story .  As they define #EMCBlueprints as -  " EMC Blueprints is a new, innovative way of capturing the big ideas presented at EMC World.  While EMC's executives are giving their keynote addresses, artists trained in the practice of graphic recording will be producing visual transcripts of their talks. This involves listening to each talk, synthesizing the key ideas and recording them in a flow of images and text, all in real time. Hear the story.  See the story " Check them in detail on  http://pinterest.com/search/?q=EMCBlueprints  

I missed EMC World this year, but thanks to  vPass,   attended all sessions.   Here are the key sessions for you ( in case you have not been able to get it - starting from 7th May  ) General Session: Software-Defined Storage, David Goulden & Jeremy Burton Keynote: Transform Enterprise Storage to Create Business Value, Brian Gallagher, President, Enterprise Storage Division EMC Corporation General Session: The Platform for Next Generation Cloud and Big Data Applications, Joe Tucci & Paul Maritz Keynote: New Solutions: Delivered. Transformation: Delivered. Rick Devenuti General Session: The Software-Defined Data Center: The Foundation for IT in the Mobile/Cloud Era, Pat Gelsinger Keynote: The Power Of Three, Amitabh Srivastava Keynote: Change the Game with EMC Backup and Archive, Guy Churchward Keynote: Flash Unleased with VNX Innovations, Rich Napolitano, President, Unified Storage Division, EMC Corporation Keynote: Isilon - ...

From my personal collection of the best sessions from EMC World 2012 : Cloud Architect - Do You Have What it Takes to Lead the Transformation? This session provides an overview of EMC’s highly successful Cloud Architect and Data Center Architect training and certification in addition to both the new Cloud Infrastructure and Services foundation and the Cloud Architect IT-as-a-Service expert level training and certifications. EMC Education and IT experts take you through the industry's hottest open curriculum and certification programs that prepares IT practitioners for the planning, designing, and migration to Virtualized Data Centers (VDC) and Cloud environments. After this session you will be able to: Gain insight into the type of knowledge and skills sought out into planning and designing highly virtualized, cloud-ready information infrastructure. Identify the training and certification paths that will help you transform your IT infrastructure for ...

From my personal collection of the best sessions from EMC World 2012 : FC/FCoE - Topologies, Protocols, and Limitations An in-depth discussion of the FC and FCoE protocols focusing on the topologies that are currently supported, those under development and any known issues. The current EMC best practices are also reviewed and the reasons behind them explained. After this session you will be able to: Describe the technical benefits and limitations of both FC and FCoE. Describe the FC and FCoE topologies that are currently supported as well as the EMC recommended best practices. Discuss the known limitations with FC and FCoE.

As we get closer to EMC World 2013, i would like to share some of my personal best technical sessions from 2012. We will spend the next few weeks reliving them one by one. Today, i'm pleased to share a session  on -  Converged Data Center: FCoE, iSCSI and the Future of Storage Networking This session explores the opportunities and challenges of using a single network to support both storage and networking. The Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) and iSCSI (SCSI over TCP/IP) protocols offer two approaches for supporting storage over Ethernet. Standards, technologies and deployment scenarios for both protocols are covered, along with the future of storage networking technology.