The IT market loves the big splash when vendors are first to market with major new technologies or wholesale revisions of existing solutions and platforms. The results include numerous, gratifying headlines, kudos and “attaboys”. But ripple effects can also spell […]
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Earlier this week, I was briefed on Dell Data Guardian—a new offering from what is now arguably the biggest tech company in the world, focused on making file level security braindead-easy to use. Big companies making things easy for users
Dell Data Guardian: Making File Level Security User Friendly Read More »
Reducing or eliminating complexity and risk are critical issues in the IT industry, especially when it comes to emerging technologies. Doing so is important for both short and long term strategies since success often leads customers into trying on new
IBM & Continuum Squeeze Complexity and Risk Out of Cognitive Development Read More »
I’m convinced that when we eventually replace the smartphone it will be with something that is voice-activated and mounts on your head. Kind of like a future version of this RealWear HMT-1 virtual tablet I’m sporting in the above picture.
RealWear: Industrial-Grade Wearable Computer Read More »
Microsoft isn’t new to containers. It developed Hyper-V containers and it has partnered with and embraced Docker within its Azure platform. Recently, Microsoft expanded its support for DevOps and containers with the acquisition of Deis. I’m sure it’s not news
Microsoft Acquires Containers Talent with Deis Purchase Read More »
We live in a glorious age of simplicity and automation. The ability to sync preferences to the cloud as drastically improved the experience of installing and setting up the Microsoft Windows operating system. For some inexplicable reason, though, Microsoft Outlook
Setting Up Microsoft Outlook Shouldn’t Be So Tedious Read More »
I’m wading through the Qualcomm answer to Apple’s lawsuit against it and when I hit page 46 (item 4 bullet 4) I had an “oh crap” moment. Qualcomm is alleging that Apple is intentionally crippling certain iPhones so that users
Apple and the Dangers of Lock-In Read More »
Gaming doesn’t stop just because you leave your room (or office as the case may be). The problem is that most popular games are extremely demanding when it comes to resources, and most portable computers lack the necessary horsepower to
Review: Lenovo Ideapad Y900 Gaming Laptop Read More »
I assume you have some sort of password set up to prevent unauthorized access to your Windows 10 tablet or PC. If you have a device capable of using Windows 10 facial recognition, hopefully you’re using that as well. The
Protect Windows 10 with New Windows Hello Remote Lock Feature Read More »
With specialization among C-suite executives increasingly common, the role of Chief Customer Officer (CCO) is starting to gain more visibility. However, as a matter of course, business organizations hoping to succeed must be customer-centric. So why would a company need
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