Last time we chatted about how the Windows 7 launch looked like a Windows 95-like event , which for IT typically isn't necessarily a good thing. This time, I'd like to touch on a group of folks who ... More >
We are ramping to the launch of Windows Vista SP1 and most of the Microsoft watchers are speculating whether business, particularly enterprises, will move to Vista once this major patch is out. In th... More >
Let's start by saying that while I appreciate the philanthropy of others, I'm not particularly philanthropic myself anymore. I, probably like many of you, over the years have watched the folks... More >
Microsoft has formally entered the virtualization space several decades after IBM did and almost a full decade after VMware started down this path. Now, for those that live on Windows, this ... More >
One of the advantages of having done this for awhile is the ability to recall things that other folks have clearly forgotten. For example, while the MacBook Air is a really great new laptop, it is fa... More >
Most of us in technology were just starting to get used to the idea that flash drives would start ramping slowly, because they are so expensive, into the desktop market this year. We believed any m... More >
In the first part of this series, I lamented the lack of competitive analysis organizations in technology companies and suggested that, had Toshiba properly gamed out what Sony was likely to do and... More >
As we exited 2007, there was no definitive leader in the fight for the next high-definition optical standard . The HD-DVD camp had sold a lot of players, but they were offset by PlayStation 3 sale... More >
Apple had a difficult year in 2007 but weathered the challenges generally rather well. While the company does not really sell to the enterprise, a number of things it does showcase both the right and... More >
If you follow big companies closely, you will find they have moments where they do things that are amazing, and moments where you wonder what rock they crawled out from under. Apple sucks at P... More >

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