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Mark your agenda! vBeers – Eindhoven, The Netherlands! Friday, 28th of November 2014

7 November, 2014 1

This will be the 4th vBeers in the southern part of the Netherlands, so mark your calendar for this vBeers on Friday the 28th of November 2014. It will be an informal event, just to network with other persons in the virtualization industry, have some drinks (and food if you want), share knowledge and just to have some fun! Since this Edition is called the The Winter edition, it will be somewhat colder and we […]

Achievement Unlocked – vExpert 2014!

2 April, 2014 0

Yesterday, Corey Romero and the VMware Social Media & Community Team announced the 2014 vExperts list. Today, I am honored and happy to announce that I have been awarded the vExpert award for the third time! 🙂 I want also to point out that a “vExpert” is not a technical certification or even a general measure of VMware expertise. The judges selected people who were particularly engaged with their community and who had developed a substantial personal […]

1st vBeers in Eindhoven!

17 March, 2014 0

As the vBeers in The Netherlands were always held in Amsterdam, it was just to far for some of us to attend. So, some guys from the south (@Peerke, @hharold & myself) felt that we need to have a vBeers event closer to home. This will be the 1st vBeers in the southern part of the Netherlands, so mark your calendar for this vBeers on Thursday the 27th of March 2014. It will be an informal […]

Voting is now open for the 2014 top VMware & Virtualization blogs!

25 February, 2014 0

Every year, Eric Siebert from vSphere-land.com runs the annual voting for the best VMware & Virtualization blogs. Just like last year, Default Reasoning is also taking part of the voting this year. So, if you found my blogs interesting and worth reading in the past year, your vote would be highly appreciated! 🙂 This year there will be drawings for some great prize giveaways courtesy of Veeam that include Nexus tablets, iWatches, headphones and more! You can find Default Reasoning (Marek.Z) in […]