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Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

Five IT New Years Resolutions

January 6, 2011

It is that time of year to look into the future and plan for a new and improved IT services. These are less resolutions than they are areas that I believe will be important in 2011. Below are my top five resolutions that I will use to grow my IT capabilities.1. Career development 2. Business Focus 3. Smartphones4. Virtualization and Cloud5. Upgrades

Melissa MitchellPresidentMGME Technology Services

Cloud Computing had a great year, this year destined to be better

January 3, 2011

Analysis of:What you need to know about the year of the cloud | www.infoworld.com

Cloud computing had a great year in 2010. Many small and enterprise sized businesses enjoyed greater sales and flexibility. There are , however, limits to what can and should be done in the cloud. Companies have to be careful.

Melissa MitchellPresidentMGME Technology Services

Data storage solution sales were up in 2010

January 3, 2011

Analysis of:Data Center Networking Equipment Sales Will Be Up 67 Percent In 2010 | www.crn.com

Both large and small organizations have seen a tremendous growth in the purchasing of data storage solutions . The reasons is simple, pure need. We find that even in a weakened economy, one must have storage.

Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

Collateral damage in the cloud

December 12, 2010

Today we expect that a power outage from our utility company is a possibility. The future of cloud computing may be that we will have application brownouts and blackouts. Wikileaks has shown us that some companies became collateral damage by being associated with Wikileaks. As IT professionals, we need to be aware of these risks and manage them accordingly.

Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

Virus attacks moving to cell phones?

November 7, 2010

Analysis of:Social Web Email CloseDigg Slashdot Fark Stumble Reddit | www.networkworld.com

there are millions of cell phones. Most cell phones have critical contact information. The new cell smart phones may contain much private information such as website passwords, other contacts, and potentially credit card information as phones begin to be used as purchase devices.

Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

Desktop Virtualization is coming sooner than we realize

October 31, 2010

More and more devices are in the hands of users. And keeping data Sync'd is getting more and more complex. Desktop virtualization could be a solution to keep us all organized.

Howard BruckChief Information OfficerHUDSON VALLEY BANK

Paperless by 2020

October 26, 2010

Analysis of:Paperless office? In your reams | www.independent.co.uk

The “paperless office” is among the most over-promised and under-delivered concepts of the information age. The generation that started the information age still loves paper. However, three necessary components; viable technology, a supportive legal framework, and clear economic incentives, will make this decade the one in which we finally realize significant decreases in paper and printing utilization.

Jeff GouldCEOPEERSTONE RESEARCH

Oracle to Red Hat: It’s Not Your Father’s Linux Market Anymore

October 19, 2010

Oracle is having a new go at Red Hat. But this time, instead of a RHEL clone, it’s offering an improved version of Linux designed to optimize the performance of its own hardware and software. Although it won’t deal a knockout blow to Red Hat, Oracle’s Linux will certainly take share in the large Oracle database, middleware and application installed bases (and may further marginalize Suse). Like Google’s Android, it suggests that Linux is beginning to fragment in the same way that Unix did.

Howard BruckChief Information OfficerHUDSON VALLEY BANK

Delivering Cloud Based Solutions to the Mid-Market

October 13, 2010

Analysis of:Six Cloud Computing Benefits For SMBs | www.informationweek.com

The mid-market is an overlooked and under-served area in Technology. Many mid-market firms, especially in verticals like financial services, health care, and municipal government, require comprehensive technical solutions like large enterprises, but have a fraction of their budget. These firms need sophisticated, but smaller scale solutions with like sized price tags. Traditional tech suppliers have been ineffective in this market, but cloud computing may be the opportunity to reach this market.

Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

What can IT learn from cloud vendors

October 10, 2010

1. Cloud vendors sell direct to the business.2. IT needs to learn how to pro-actively lead the business so they are involved in business decisions3. IT staffs need to become advisors

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