Many organizations are embracing the DevOps movement to function more efficiently, develop more effectively, and compress time frames to achieve a competitive advantage. DevOps isn’t just for the good guys, though. It seems malware developers and cyber criminals also see […]
DevOps works for malware developers too Read More »
The XenMobile 10 release from Citrix adds a variety of new and improved features designed to boost productivity and streamline security for mobile devices. Most importantly, Citrix seems to be working hard to ensure that XenMobile integrates and plays nicely
XenMobile 10 release streamlines mobile device management Read More »
Just because something is trendy, and appears to be working for someone else doesn’t mean you should run out and do it–at least not without doing some homework and preparation. It’s true of weight loss, and fitness plans, and it’s true
The “three C’s” of a successful DevOps journey Read More »
DevOps is about more than just developing apps faster–or developing apps at all. But, for those organizations where DevOps is about developing apps faster, it’s important to remember that faster doesn’t mean better. One way to ensure quality apps proactively
Mixpanel offers real-time analytics for more effective DevOps Read More »
One of the defining hallmarks of DevOps is speed. DevOps lets organizations develop and deploy applications faster. DevOps streamlines infrastructure and automates administration. Don’t fall for the fallacy that faster is automatically better, though. You have to find a way
Faster doesn’t always equal better with DevOps Read More »
Managing a network is one thing. Managing a mixed network that includes on-premise and cloud servers, and servers running different operating systems, and virtual servers hosted on different virtualization platforms adds significant complexity. But, what if it didn’t really matter?
DevOps levels the playing field for IT infrastructure Read More »
Cloud storage in general seems to be increasingly commoditized, and enterprise cloud storage is starting to get more crowded, so Box has to do something to set itself apart from the pack, and provide some sort of unique value for
Box raises the bar for security with Box Trust and Box EMM Read More »
I have to admit I didn’t really know that Parallels did stuff other than the Parallels virtualization software I use to run Windows from within Mac OS X. Apparently, Parallels was also one of the pioneers of container technologies when
Parallels Cloud Server getting native Docker support Read More »
Every year seems to come with record-breaking amounts of new malware, and a few surprise attacks that nobody saw coming. It seems like 2014 has been filled with more than its fair share of major data breaches–beginning with the remnants
Security trends to watch out for in 2015 Read More »
There are established players that are trusted by large enterprises, but are not as innovative, and there are innovative companies that want to tap the enterprise market, but lack the clout. That is why companies like Apple and IBM team
Ken Cheney talks about Chef, HP, and enterprise DevOps Read More »
