Rob Enderle

IBM's acquisition of Red Hat has a number of expected changes for customers, employees and investors. Click here to learn more.

I was impressed at Cisco Live where Amy Chang presented Webex updates and I began to see a future for the platform. I've pretty much hated Webex since it

IBM places Power9 in the cloud, enabling competition & legacy support. Explore the advantages of Power9 Cloud. Click here now.

Chuck Robbins is an unusual CEO in that he seems to value the care of his employees extremely highly. Prior to the start of the keynote at Cisco's analyst

A number of big problems, other than content, for VR are that the good headsets are wicked expensive, the affordable headsets are too low quality to use,

AMD had its first keynote at Computex this week and this is really a coming out party for a new, revitalized, AMD, one that is increasingly out from under

When ex-CEO Meg Whitman left HPE, it was on life support and apparently HPE’s leadership felt that tying itself to another company struggling with the

I was at Lenovo Accelerate this week and learned a number of interesting things. Lenovo is actually a very different company than its peers. Generally

Microsoft Build 2019 is a significant event for Microsoft because it signals a major change for the desktop efforts to move to the cloud. This isn’t just

At Dell Technologies World 2019, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke of the importance of vendor collaboration. Click here to discover more highlights.

One of the things that often frustrates me with technology companies is that they seldom do gap analysis. What I mean is that they don’t model out what a

The HP Innovation Summit is a fascinating annual event for me because unlike most vendor events, this isn’t about speeds or products as much as it is