Press Release
May 28, 2008
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Customers and Partners Get First Look at New EMC Disk Libraries, De-Duplication Capabilities and EMC Smarts Application Discovery and Dependency Mapping Software
| Kevin Kempskie |
HOPKINTON, Mass.May 28, 2008EMC World 2008 concluded last week, drawing a record number of attendees and capping off four days of educational sessions, product demonstrations, networking events, technology exhibits and executive keynotes.
More than 9,000 EMC customers, partners, technologists, journalists and analysts from over 80 countries gathered at the Mandalay Bay convention center here for the annual EMC® World user conference(May 19-22). EMC World is a comprehensive educational and collaboration forum providing attendees with unparalleled access to peers as well as experts from EMC and over 125 partners, demonstrating the technologies and strategies that can help them get the maximum value from their information and their information infrastructures. Among the attendees were EMC customers from the top insurance, commercial banking, utility, high technology manufacturing, telecommunications and pharmaceutical companies in the world.
Spanning nearly one million square feet of exhibit and meeting space, EMC World 2008 saw the convergence of a wide range of experts, partners and customers. The annual conference, now in its eighth year, covers a multitude of the most important issues in information management today, from storage and resource management, to security, content management and virtualization. Attendees engaged directly with EMC engineers, users and partners in more than 550 breakout sessions, and brainstormed with each other in settings designed to let them share best practices and ideas. Attendees also explored the EMC World exhibit floor and Solutions Pavilion featuring more than 125 exhibitors and sponsors, representing a broad spectrum of the IT industry, including many of EMC's most strategic partners.
The following quote is direct excerpts from EMC World 2008 executive keynote presentations. On day one of the conference
Joe Tucci, EMC President, Chairman & CEO
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EMC users listen in to one of 556 EMC World Breakout sessions
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Mark Lewis, President, EMC Content Management & Archiving Division
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Attendees take their seats prior to an executive keynote at EMC World 2008
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