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1. Competitive Developments in the Global Notebook Market

   [ Guest Opinion ] Topic: Laptops | Author: AnalystPerspectives | Date Published: 05/06/2008

   We are pleased to be partnering with Analyst Perspectives and offering an excerpt of their high valued content. Click here to download the full report.    The notebook has been one of the fastest-growing segments within the PC industry and has gained substantial momentum across all major...

2. You're All Going to Need IP Addresses

   [ Blog ] Topic: IPv6 | Author: CarlWeinschenk | Date Published: 02/11/2008

   There was a great television commercial decades ago for Barney's, a fancy New York men's store. A bunch of kids, each of whom obviously represents a famous man as a child (Bogart, Stengel, Armstrong, LaGuardia), are sitting on a stoop. The group takes turns asking what the others are going to be...

3. Mesh Making Wi-Fi a More Robust Enterprise Technology

   [ Blog ] Topic: Wi-Fi | Author: CarlWeinschenk | Date Published: 11/24/2008

   Wireless enterprise communications offers several great, interrelated promises. The first is that wireless inherently is cheaper than its wired alternatives. Secondly, coverage generally is greater. It is far easier to offer service in stairwells, cafeterias and other non-office areas using...

4. The U.S. Spam Problem Grows as Storm Clouds Gather

   [ Blog ] Topic: Spam | Author: CarlWeinschenk | Date Published: 10/29/2007

   It's nice when the U.S. leads the world in something. Not in this case, however, as the country has more than lapped the field in Sophos' latest listing of top spam producers. According to this TechSpot report , Sophos says America is responsible for 28.4 percent of worldwide spam. South Korea...

5. Oracle 11g and Integration

   [ Blog ] Topic: Oracle Database | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 07/13/2007

   You'll see this stat everywhere - probably because it was in the press release : Oracle 11g comes with more than 400 features, 15 million test hours, and 36,000 person-months of development. With that much new stuff , there's bound to be something useful for integration. And it turns...

6. New Goodies for Your Integration Competency Center

   [ Blog ] Topic: Data Quality | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 12/24/2007

   If your company operates -- or is thinking about opening -- a real-time integration competency center, you might want to check out the recently announced offerings from Informatica. According to the press release , PowerCenter 8.5 and Informatica Data Quality 8.5 offer features uniquely designed...

7. Energy Industry Puts SOA to Practical Use

   [ Blog ] Topic: SOA | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 01/14/2008

   One topic that has caught my eye is how service-oriented architecture is providing the foundation for some innovative experiments in the energy and utilities industries. The U.S. Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has revealed the results of two year-long...

8. Emerging Challenge: Integrating Multiple SOAs

   [ Blog ] Topic: SOA | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 01/28/2008

   Service-oriented architecture - the architecture approach you adopt to simplify integration and get everyone on the same page of standards -- that very same architecture is now causing integration problems. In retrospect, it was inevitable. Haven't they told us from the start that you should build...

9. Red Hat to Debut Enterprise SOA Platform

   [ Blog ] Topic: SOA | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 02/15/2008

   Red Hat is gearing up for a huge push in the enterprise space, starting this week with its proclamation that JBoss middleware would be a major part of 50 percent of all enterprise software infrastructure deployments within seven years. To achieve that hefty goal, Red Hat is opening technology...

10. Baby Steps with SOA Governance Can Avoid IT/Business Power Plays

    [ Blog ] Topic: SOA | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 08/19/2008

    There's been a lot of chatter lately about SOA governance and how it should be conducted. To be honest, I was a bit dismissive -- yeah, yeah, everybody needs governance, blah, blah, blah. But when I went back and looked through all the discussion, I finally got the big deal. This is an...

11. How the Best-in-Class Manage SOA Governance

    [ Blog ] Topic: SOA | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 09/29/2008

    Recently, IT Business Edge's Susan Hall interviewed SOA expert and Gartner analyst Roy Schulte about managing expectations around SOA. His off-the-cuff advice: The key to happiness is low expectations. He was kidding, of course. He went on to explain that most problems with SOA were not...

12. Oslo Refined: New Approach to Modeling Is Key Feature

    [ Blog ] Topic: SOA | Author: LoraineLawson | Date Published: 10/14/2008

    It seems we're finally getting a real look at what Oslo is. And, as far as I can tell, it's largely about the modeling - making it easier, opening up the process to non-developers, and using models in a very SOA way. Steven Martin of Microsoft's CSD Product Management blogged this week that he...