Eric Sloof: the every(VM)man's instructor!
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“"Hi, this is Eric Sloof over at NTpro.nl, and today I'm going to be telling you a little bit about (something awesome)".
VMware pushes out a tremendous amount of information with every product they release, which is great, but the challenge is to learn enough to stay relevant when you haven't played with a particular tool.
Mr Sloof is one of the rare individuals who has mastered "the enterprise" and is able to break complex issues into digestible nuggets and explain how, and why, they should or should not be integrated into your environment. He then records these gems, applies his intuitive naming convention, and hangs them out on iTunes for God and country.
Anytime I want to know how to demonstrate a product, the first place I go is this podcast to see if Mr Sloof has recorded something. More often than not, he has at least touched on a product I want to know more about.
In my opinion, he is one of the most informative and entertaining virtualization expert on the Internet today.
Nate Bryant, Virtualization Consultant, VCP4, VCP5”
VMnate via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/16/11
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“In één woord geweldig! Ga zo door.”
Jack groot via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
08/19/12
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“love this kind of knowledge transfer.
hope to see more of these kind of podcasts in the future.
thx esloof”
devil011 via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
06/10/11
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