BY Greg Goode ON
Thursday, 9 December 2010
 You've probably heard the expression: 'The king is dead. Long live the king.’ It announced the death of one monarch and the immediate enthronement of the new monarch.
This expression could easily be adapted to a current trend in data centres, namely physical data cabling connectivity.
I'm here to shout from the rooftops that 'Copper is dead. Long live fibre!'
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BY David Cummins ON
Thursday, 25 November 2010
 A friend asked me recently what I thought about SaaS in the enterprise.
He has a budding startup and is looking at different models to sell his project management software to enterprise customers. He wanted to know whether it would be better to offer an on-premise solution or whether enterprises are sufficiently mature to adopt software as a service.
What followed, over a lunch, was a brainstorming session on SaaS and what are some of the concerns with using SaaS in the enterprise.
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BY Karl Medak ON
Thursday, 28 October 2010
 The use of the cloud is no longer being addressed by just the CIO of an organisation. The CEO, CTO and CFO all need to understand the environment.
There are many issues that need to be addressed to ensure that your ICT services can be met with cloud computing, and to ensure your organisation receives value for money.
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BY Brad Ferguson ON
Thursday, 21 January 2010
 Let me pre-empt this post by saying that I embrace the use of technology in both the business and social worlds. Look, if it hadn’t been for early adopters like myself who purchased the Apple Newton in the early 90s (and then returned for the Newton II) we may never have seen the development of the iPhone and its growing list of competitors!
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BY Roger Barlow ON
Thursday, 29 October 2009
 What makes working in IT so rewarding is to see the massive change that is occurring across the whole spectrum of our lives—at home, work and even in sports and hobbies.
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