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Video: VMware's Rauch Touts vCloud

By Rob Wright
September 18, 2012    4:00 PM ET

Newly-appointed VMware channel chief Frank Rauch says the company's new vCloud 5.1 Suite has energized partners.

In an interview with CRN TV during VMworld 2012, Rauch talked about what vCloud means for solution provider partners eager to expand their cloud offerings. "The excitement and momentum out of [VMworld 2012] is just unbelievable," he said. "They're extremely, extremely excited about the vCloud suite. It's an opportunity for them to expand the value of VMware. They've been gearing up for this for a long time."

Rauch said vCloud is an opportunity to make more money selling VMware products as well as related assessment, deployment and management services. Rauch joined VMware as vice president of its Americas partner organization after a long career at HP, where he most recently served as vice president of U.S. channels for HP's Enterprise Servers, Storage and Networking division. Rauch also talked with CRN TV about how his experience at HP is helping him in his new role.

For the full interview with Rauch, watch the video below.

PUBLISHED SEPT. 18, 2012

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