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VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW) Welcomes Another Member To Elite Program

Boston, MA 03/19/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Infrastructure virtualization seemingly has limitless opportunities – and in many cases challenges – and this means that providers of virtual applications must always remain that the cutting-edge of the technology. So then, that should explain why adding more partners to its technology alliance elite memberships comes natural for VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW).

The company this week announced yet a new product that is promising to take virtual storage to higher levels. The V-SAN is the latest interruption to the virtual storage areas network, which to a greater scale validates the technology which had hitherto been a dominion of startups. And for VMware, that opens up another window for revenue income.

VMware TAP program

VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW) runs an elite level partnership program that is called Technology Alliance Partner program (TAP). This program allows players in the infrastructure virtualization business to collaborate towards integrating their products to the superior solutions provided by VMware. By allowing this collaboration, the company and its collaborative partners are able to bring to customers transformative business solutions.

But this is business, so who gains? Well, given that partners make use of its solutions to drive transformative virtualization applications to the business customers, VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW) has a lot to benefits from the arrangement.

Redefining business virtualization

VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW) has a lot and growing interest in the business of providing companies with technology solutions to enable them store their data safely, easily accessible and to run their systems with the lowest costs. The company boasts of the most superior virtualization technology and clientele base that has continued to grow as it brings breakthrough products to the market.

The company is always on the lookout for fresh markets and opportunities to grow its revenue and profits. Thus, it makes a lot of investment sense that the company continues to add more elite partners to its TAP program. And that it seeks to transform cloud storage systems for the good of its clients. These efforts mean expanded opportunities for continued growth in earnings and stock price.

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