Managing BYOD with the Cloud
December 19, 2013
It’s one thing to let employees bring their phone to work and use it to access company information, but it’s quite another to force them to submit to remote wipes
It’s one thing to let employees bring their phone to work and use it to access company information, but it’s quite another to force them to submit to remote wipes
I’m getting some pushback on my recent prediction that OpenStack will implode as a result of its inability to innovate sufficiently to keep up with the marketplace. I admit I’m
In case you missed it, there was a bit of a row in the usually staid Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) world when the Government of France was caught red-handed spoofing
Many agencies of the US federal government, including across the military, follow a procurement policy that goes by the name Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA). The rationale behind this policy
Running Java in the Cloud, are you? Using Tomcat because it’s lightweight? Let’s take a closer look. Your code is running on Tomcat, which is running on a Java Virtual
Ever wonder what’s in all those books on the business shelf in your local big box bookstore? Management fads. Some management guru comes up with a novel hypothesis about how
A recent blog post by Gartner Analyst Alessandro Perilli created a bit of a dustup in the OpenStack world. He wondered why vendors can?t sell OpenStack to enterprises, and came
It seems my recent article on why the IoT may be DoA (dead on arrival) may have shaken something loose at large telecommunications firm Verizon. Today they announced that they
I thought the 9000-person crowd at Amazon re:Invent last week was large, but by all accounts, Salesforce.com’s Dreamforce this week in San Francisco puts re:Invent to shame. And all those