Enterprise IT Watch Blog:

October, 2011

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October 26, 2011  6:44 AM

This month in Storage: Makeups, breakups and a bold tomorrow



Posted by: Michael Morisy
Storage, Storage in 2011

This month, we took a look at the fast-evolving storage landscape here at ITKnowledgeExchange: It was a big month for acquisitions, announcements and - in at least one case - public breakups, all setting the ground for a 2012 full of interesting developments, particularly as SSD, Cloud Computing...

October 19, 2011  2:38 PM

Research in not-so-much Motion



Posted by: MelanieYarbrough
BlackBerry, RIM

After a not-so-good year, Research in Motion, it seems, has come to...

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October 18, 2011  8:25 AM

Is the Sysadmin a dying breed?



Posted by: Michael Morisy
IT Career, System Administration

The "Death of IT" has been heralded for years, probably since around the time Grace Murray Hopper literally quashed the first computer bug. All that computer mumbo jumbo is destined to get simpler, right? That's the...


October 11, 2011  3:00 PM

IT Community: “Windows 8 who?”



Posted by: MelanieYarbrough
Microsoft, Windows 8

Windows 8's impending release has caused a bit of a stir especially in the blogging community, but not everyone is as concerned as we originally thought. When asked how they...


October 11, 2011  7:40 AM

John Chambers for President?



Posted by: Michael Morisy
Cisco, John Chambers

In a bid to stir up debate that goes beyond "conventional politics", Politico is holding an imaginary U.S. primary of off-ticket, independent candidates. The ballot features the likes of Michael Bloomberg, Hillary Clinton and Jon Huntsman (ok, so not completely beyond convention). Also...


October 6, 2011  7:55 AM

Steve Jobs, 1955-2011



Posted by: Michael Morisy
Apple, Steve Jobs

Wired.com has put together a particularly 


October 5, 2011  1:35 PM

Community Goals for 2011 into 2012



Posted by: MelanieYarbrough
2012, 2012 Planning, Cloud computing, Data Center

Each new year is a chance to set a new spin on your business, and IT is no different. We asked the community what


October 4, 2011  8:03 AM

Oracle Exalytics BI Machine taps into unstructured data faster than ever



Posted by: Michael Morisy
Analytics, Data Storage

Promising to help customers reign in unstructured "Big Data" (think everything from ubiquitous smart meters to ever-present dumb...


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