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June 30, 2008  6:47 PM

On the way to Green IT



Posted by: SJC
Green IT, IT Management, Virtualization

Green IT -- you've read and heard a lot about it recently.  Green (whatever) is the color of the day, week - indeed future. However, I can't help but think about all the trees we were going to save by having our computers do all the work for us, and then present results without paper! ...

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March 24, 2008  12:48 PM

Spending the Day with Microsoft



Posted by: SJC
Database, Database application, Development, Software application development, Software testing, SQL Server, Virtualization

Last week I had the opportunity to spend the day with Microsoft at their Heroes happen {here} Microsoft 2008 Launch Wave in Boston.  Evidence of Microsoft's commitment to virtualization were plentiful.  Many of the demonstrations they provided, clearly were accessing virtualized machines. ...

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March 17, 2008  2:26 PM

Virtualization Revisited



Posted by: SJC
Business process automation, Networking, Software application development, Software testing, Virtualization

With much anticipation I find myself preparing my laptop once again to be used as a tool to demonstrate capabilities of software which I developed.  This is no ordinary preparation.  I will soon start an extended road trip during which I will be doing both development and demonstrations.  Last...

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October 21, 2007  1:58 AM

Software Development, Testing, Quality and Virtualization



Posted by: SJC
Business process automation, Software Quality, Software testing, Virtualization

I honestly don't know how I managed to ever complete a software development project prior to virtualization.  Although as I think about it more closely, I realize that the way I did it was to maintain a plethora of workstations, each with another O/S on it, and used only occasionally.  It...

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