Has a fear of IT departments almost killed Microsoft?
Posted by: Michael Morisy
In his normally Apple-centric podcast Hypercritical, John Siracusa recently tackled a different target: What ails Microsoft. While
In his normally Apple-centric podcast Hypercritical, John Siracusa recently tackled a different target: What ails Microsoft. While
A recent Wall Street Journal point/counterpoint by Barbara Cochran on redistributing the wireless spectrum caught my eye with these catchy lines (emphasis mine):
'First, do...
The Techster has just spent the better part of four days in Vegas at CA World and we still have our money, our sanity and a good portion of our brain cells. Not bad. We also have an enhanced respect and appreciation for CA Technologies on many levels,...
What are some of the issues around technology that are keeping you up at night? That was one of the questions, among many others, put to a stellar panel of executives last night at a session here at CA World 2011 in Las Vegas. The...
Are you thinking about the cloud as the next great transition in computer technology? If not you could be putting your company – and yourself – at significant competitive advantage. That was one of the clear messages from the opening round of keynotes and panel discussions at this year’s...
The Techster will be blogging live this week from CA World at the Mandalay Bay in lovely Las Vegas. The theme of the event is IT at the Speed of Business, which is a topic of great import to us because we speak to IT executives all the time trying to figure out how to make their environments...
We've been told for years that the Wireless Office is finally here: A world of no Ethernet cables criss-crossing office floors, of impersonal hubs allowing workers to pick up and drop down whenever, wherever without further configuration or just stroll the aisles while video chatting on a high-def...