Mr. Hodge Explains All About Virtualization at HUG Session

    June 15, 2010
    Paul Hodge, Honeywell product manager, Experion infrastructure & HMI, took attendees at the 2010 Honeywell User Group Conference on a stroll through the universe of "virtualization," explaining what it is and why it is a good thing for your process operation. Read how virutalization will save time and money by requiring fewer servers and operating systems. 
    Paul Hodge, Honeywell product manager, Experion infrastructure & HMI, took attendees at the 2010 Honeywell User Group Conference on a stroll through the universe of "virtualization," explaining what it is and why it is a good thing for your process operation. Read how virutalization will save time and money by requiring fewer servers and operating systems. 

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