Virtualization Expo on Ulitzer
Virtualization cuts across just about all that you might find in the today's
data center: to one degree or another, clients, servers, applications,
storage systems, data networks, and security can all now be virtualized. .
By compressing multiple workloads onto a single physical server,
Virtualization enables data centers to save tremendous amounts of money on
hardware, power, cooling and floor space.
For small and midsized enterprises, Virtualization can also help data centers
tap into levels of fault tolerance previously enjoyed only by huge
organizations.
And chief executives are discovering that Virtualization has the potential
not only to improve the balance sheet, but also to strengthen competitive
advantage and put a shine on the c... (more)
Business Intelligence at Cloud Expo
Most people think of traditional business intelligence (BI) as a collection
of business-critical information from inside the enterprise.
However, consumer comments, independent reviews, and market reports online
are crucial pieces of information coming from the outside that infinitely
affect any organization.
Applications, blogs, social networks, and for... (more)
(April 14, 2009) - I just reported Apples' 3rd quarter results here. I don't
know how many of you remember this. I was a freshman in college and my
favorite PC database package was Paradox. Paradox was created by a small
company called Ansa Software.
Do you guys also remember the Frenchman Philip Kahn, the charismatic founder
and CEO of Borland? There were always weird stories about Kahn, ... (more)
Opening Keynote at Cloud Expo
Cloud Computing Expo - I guess that I’m a bit late in the game here to
throw my predictions into the clouds but late is better than never, right? It
has been an exciting year for us here at GoGrid. We had many stellar and
innovative announcements which you can read about here. Before I quickly go
into some of my thoughts for 2010, it makes sense to see how wel... (more)
Cloud Computing for SMBs
Gladinet has announced the release of Cloud Desktop v1.4.2. This version adds
the soon-to-be-released Microsoft Windows Azure platform to the list of cloud
storage providers that the service platform supports. Cloud Desktop, which
provides an Internet-based virtual disk drive for users, also supports AT&T
Synaptic Storage, Amazon S3, Google Docs and EMC Atmos, amo... (more)
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