I started my new role as a Territory SE with VMware this month.  It’s really awesome stuff, and unlike anything I could have imagined.  The team here is so full of energy and passion, and the place is a beehive of activity!   Oh you should see the kitchen, it’s amazing and full of goodies!

…and that’s probably why a couple of avid readers have pinged me asking about the sudden lack of regular blogging.  Well guys, just for you I’ve stayed up extra late tonight to jam out a quick post.  I had planned to do this earlier but time has got away from me when I wasn’t looking.  So this is coming to you live and uncut - ignore the typos.   :)

Now I guess the burning question on everybody’s lips, is “What about the blog?”

Well I’ve haven’t come up with an answer yet.  I’ve given it some thought, and the blog is WindowsVirtualization.  Over time I have enjoyed blogged about all sorts of things [I've found interesting] that involve Windows Virtualization:  Windows as a Guest or a Host, Window Interop, Tools, Findings, Experiences, Vendors, Support, and the occasional bit of coolness too.

So I’m thinking maybe I continue more along those lines?  Focus more on support policies, best practices, standards, or maybe just experiences from others in the field?  Rest assured guys, whatever I do, I’ll keep it real and maintain that same ’signal:noise ratio’, you’ve come to love and expect.   =)

Anyway that brings me to now, and perhaps my very next blog post.  I’m seeing a huge amount of interest from customers around Virtualization at the Desktop (VDI).  Since I haven’t blogged VDI in a while, I think I’ll start there!

So tell me, what would you like to see?  Leave comments and let me know.