Tidal Software Joins VMware Virtualization Program

The VMware TAP Program Helps Technology Vendors Integrate Their Products with VMware Virtualization Software

Aug. 18, 2008 09:15 PM

Tidal Software announced it recently joined the VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program. The VMware TAP program helps technology vendors integrate their products with VMware virtualization software and deliver timely, joint solutions to mutual customers.

"We are excited to welcome Tidal Software as the newest member of the VMware TAP program," said Bernie Mills, senior director, alliance programs, VMware. "The VMware TAP program offers companies like Tidal Software the tools and resources they need to develop high-value solutions that meet the needs of our mutual customers."

"As a leader in enterprise scheduling, our customers expect our solutions to support the healthy functioning of business processes in newer, more dynamic environments," said Wayne Greene, Tidal's vice president of product management. "The VMware partner program allows us to align and integrate our solutions with the latest from VMware and helps us serve our customers better."

With more than 650 members worldwide, the VMware TAP program works with best-of-breed technology partners to provide them a comprehensive set of VMware technical and marketing services, support, tools and expertise to deliver enhanced value to joint customers.

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