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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.

Roberto DolciChief Information Officer & Director Customer CareSYSTEM SPA

Broadband connectivity and web TV

October 19, 2010

Analysis of:Will Google TV make Apple TV irrelevant? Ill-placed question or not? | www.appmarket.tv

Latest technological developments in both fiber optics and wireless communication protocols suggest that in the near future broad band connectivity will be very much like a commodity.Such status will arguably favor those vendors that open up their solutions, and in this respect Google TV stands better chances than Apple TV to make a hit.

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.

David TkachukFounder and President PROCONSULT International Inc.

Eagle Ford Shale Attracts Big Players With Sizeable Acquisitions

October 11, 2010

Analysis of:An inconvenient truth about OPEC | www.energytribune.com

In separate acquistions China's CNOOC and a Statoil - Talisman JV have collectively done deals to acquire acreage in the Eagle Ford shale for a collective total of more than $3.4bln in spending.

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

Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

Microsoft needs new features on Windows 7 mobile to differentiate it

September 25, 2010

Analysis of:Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 Will Not Support Tethering | www.eweek.com

The announcement that Microsoft will not be supporting tethering in its next release puts it behind both Apple and Google in feature capability. This is a significant setback for Microsoft. Microsoft needs to lead the industry in features to make any headway against the market leaders Apple and Google.

Michael SchiffFounder and Principal AnalystMAS Strategies

The Industry Impact of IBM's Pending Netezza Acquisition

September 23, 2010

Analysis of:IBM to Acquire Netezza | www-03.ibm.com

o Netezza is a logical acquisition target for IBM.o Netezza's appliances utilize IBM hardware components and Netezza has partnerships with IBM for several of its software products. o Many of Netezza's strong business intelligence and data integration partners also compete with IBM. Some of these partnerships may be at risk.o With IBM's resources and backing, other data warehouse appliance vendors will now find Netezza an even stronger competitor.

Cliff BellChief Information OfficerINFOGAIN CORPORATION

When will the IT cloud be as good as Amazon?

September 11, 2010

Analysis of:Microsoft issues service credits after cloud outage | www.networkworld.com

Amazon loses money if there site is down.  So does eBay.  But it is not clear that Microsoft and Google lose significant money if their cloud is down.  How could IT applications running in the cloud be less crucial than the large e-commerce sites?

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