Annual technology customer and user conferences take on any number of shapes, but their underlying structure typically indicates the subjects and themes that are closest to the host vendor’s heart. In most cases, new commercial products and services take pride […]
IBM Think 2022 – Embracing the Present, Preparing for the Future Read More »
Someone I’ve known for years moved from Dell to Cisco to Apple. Nine months after her move to Apple, she’s jumping ship to HP. She left Dell because of the opportunity at Cisco, which was a step up if you
Apple vs. Dell: Choosing Which Company to Work For Read More »
IBM Power platform and products are quickly becoming an example of how to compete in a world defined by competing technologies. The X86 platform shared by Intel and AMD owns PCs and servers for the most part, while ARM (largely
IBM Power Platform Advances with Merlin and the Power of Focus Read More »
We often compare vendors competitively, but some things, like sustainability, are accretive in nature, complementing each other. I often find this more interesting than comparing and ranking vendors because, again especially for sustainability efforts, I believe we are too wedded
Cisco, HP and Dell Chasing the Huge 360 Ecosystem Goal with Complimentary Tactics Read More »
IBM just released its financials. After divesting its legacy services unit, it’s showing an impressive 11% year-over-year growth in an increasingly challenged market due to the Russia/Ukraine war and sustained logistics issues related to that war and the pandemic. These
IBM’s New Success Secret: Focus Read More »
HP was once one of the leading innovators in high-end video conferencing and collaboration with its Halo video conferencing effort. It was the first to wed high resolution video conferencing to a service that could link two sites at opposite
With the Acquisition of Poly HP May Have Cornered the Market on Hybrid Collaboration Read More »
The past two decades have been a time of revolutionary technological change in virtually every region and sector, but it is hard to think of any area where things have shifted more radically than in enterprise data centers. Consider that
IBM’s New IBM z16 – Meeting and Anticipating Critical Enterprise Requirements, Again Read More »
It is safe to say that mobile devices, including laptops, convertible 2-in-1s, tablets and smartphones have revolutionized and fundamentally changed the ways that businesses utilize computing. However, while many mobile solutions are more or less interchangeable in terms of form
Dell’s Latitude 5430 Rugged – Redefining the Extremes of Mobile Computing Read More »
We live today in a brave new world. No, not the world envisioned by Aldous Huxley in his dystopian classic “Brave New World,” but a world very different from the one we had just a couple of years ago. The
Hybrid Working in the Age of Cloud and Open Source Security Read More »
This week Intel announced its mobile discrete GPU strategy, ARC, and, as an ex-Competitive Analyst, I find it fascinating. I have not had a chance to review the part myself, but on paper the specs are impressive with equal to
Intel’s Fascinating ARC Strategy And Unique Path To Success This Read More »
