The Sound of Tech To Come... A Veeam Podcast

Episode 62 Building your personal brand with social media

In this episode, the content is focused specifically on social media. Rick Vanover hosts three guests each from different backgrounds and interviews them on how they use social media to build brands. The guests on this special podcast are:

• Pat Hanlon (Twitter @GiantsPatHanlon): Senior VP of Communication for the New York Giants.
• Bridgette D. (Twitter @BridgetteLA): Writes the Experimental Mommy Blog.
• Jason Perlow (Twitter @JPerlow): Prime time IT blogger for ZDNet, notably the Tech Broiler.

We hope you enjoy this eclectic collection of backgrounds and strategies on how social media is approached.

Episode 61 Hyper-V R3, Let's talk about it

In this episode, Rick Vanover once again hosts Jason Perlow (Follow Jason on Twitter @JPerlow). Also co-hosting with Rick is Chris Henley from Veeam (Follow Chris on Twitter @NerdyLikeThat). Jason is an IT pro based in the New York metro area and is a premier blogger at the ZD Net Tech Broiler. Jason also works extensively in storage and virtualization technologies. Chris, Rick and Jason talk about Hyper-V R3 and how it will make a difference in virtualization with the upcoming release of Windows Server 8. The group also talks about the new iPad and the coolest workshop out there, the SteamPunk workshop!

Episode 60 SSD State of the union 3

In this episode, Rick Vanover hosts Nigel Poulton. (Follow Nigel on Twitter @NigelPoulton). Nigel is a storage and enterprise technology expert based in the United Kingdom. Nigel also hosts the InfoSmack Podcast, where Rick co-hosts with him. Rick and Nigel have the last word in this series of three podcasts on possibly the next big disruptive technology, Solid State Storage. This is Nigel's first appearance on this podcast, so he is in the hot seat for "Three Views from You."

Episode 59 SSD State of the union 2

In this episode, Rick Vanover once again hosts Chris Evans (Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisMEvans). Chris is also known as The Storage Architect, which is also the name of his blog. Chris is an expert in cloud, storage and virtualization technologies and is based in the UK. Rick and Chris talk about possibly the next big disruptive technology, Solid State Storage. This is the second of three topics dedicated to getting perspectives on how SSD technologies will impact the larger IT space.

Episode 58 SSD State of the union 1

In this episode, Rick Vanover once again hosts Jason Perlow (Follow Jason on Twitter @JPerlow). Jason is an IT pro based in the New York metro area and is a premier blogger at the ZD Net Tech Broiler. Jason also works extensively in storage and virtualization technologies. Rick and Jason talk about possibly the next big disruptive technology, Solid State Storage.

This is the first of three topics dedicated to getting perspectives on how SSD technologies will impact the larger IT space.

Episode 57 Hyper-V, for the beginner

In this episode, Rick Vanover hosts Chris Henley. Chris is a product strategy specialist at Veeam Software, focusing on Hyper-V. Chris is based in Salt Lake City, Utah and is on Twitter @NerdyLikeThat and blogs at the Veeam blog. Chris and Rick talk at length about Hyper-V and virtualization technologies related to Hyper-V. This is Chris' first appearance on the podcast, and he is in the hotseat for "Three Views from You."

Episode 56 Server decisions for virtualized environments

In this episode, Rick Vanover hosts Kevin Houston. Kevin is based in Atlanta and is one of the best IT community resources on blade solutions. Kevin blogs at BladesMadeSimple and is on Twitter at @Kevin_Houston. Kevin and Rick talk about how server decisions today are more important than even. Kevin also sheds a little light into the future of computing in a recent blog post of his, "Why Blade Servers Will be the Core of Future Data Centers." This is Kevin's first time on the podcast, so he is in the hotseat for "Three Views from You."

Episode 55 IT Under the hood

In this episode, Rick Vanover hosts Rob Kuhn. Rob is a principal-level electrical engineer with experience in many areas of processor design, chipset design and system board layout. Rob is based in the Northeast of the United States and shares his experience on this podcast. Rick and Rob are good friends, and experiences from two different areas of technology are shared in this podcast in relation to how the low-level components of IT equipment operate and work. One example of how the low-level operations of IT equipment can be impacted is shown in this YouTube video; which is mentioned in the podcast by Rick. This is Rob's first time on the podcast, and he is in the hotset for "Three Views from You."