Mike Vizard

When it comes to application lifecycle management, the challenge is becoming how to create an environment where diverse development approaches can be

Every time you turn around these days, some vendor or another is talking about automating IT processes. The latest example is the acquisition of Nimsoft,

In an ideal world, anybody running any type of content management system would have a real time feed into all the social media outlets that would

There's growing dissatisfaction with SQL on a number of fronts, but it seems hard to tell if this represents an actual movement or just a loose coalition

When it comes to desktop virtualization, you can't help but wonder if the pursuit of all these various silos reflects any reality of the customer

While there's general agreement that some level of cloud computing adoption in the enterprise is inevitable, there seems to be a fair amount of devil

There's no question that data center convergence is upon us, so the only thing that remains to be worked out is how IT organizations are going to live

We've already seen the advent of storage virtualization that allows us to create pools of storage that can be accessed by multiple applications and

Whenever an emerging technology attracts a lot of attention from the vendor community, a lot of patience is usually required while various standards and

In as much as the journey in the last year toward data center convergence was marked by the debut of various proprietary products, it looks like the

As we look toward 2010, the one thing we can be sure of is that there will be a lot more collaboration between end users and different companies thanks to

One of the biggest challenges associated with virtualization is managing all the interconnections between various virtual machines. To solve this issue,