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Microsoft opens Windows Server Virtualization TAP program | |
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| Time: 00:22 EST/05:22 GMT | News Source: Virtualization.info | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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On Friday the Windows Server virtualization (WSv) team opened nominations for the Technology Adoption Programme (TAP) for Windows Server virtualization aka Viridian. The nomination process closes on May 16th. I should explain that a TAP is designed to be an opportunity for collaboration between customers and Microsoft to validate a new product. This is achieved through product feedback as a result of deployment of pre-release builds in non-production and production environments. Customers have an opportunity to validate the design and direction of the technology, through discovery of bugs and by submitting Design Change Requests (DCR's) for the product development team to consider. To adhere this TAP program contact James O'Neil directly. | ||
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