HP Software & Solutions recently conducted a global CIO survey with CIO Magazine on virtualization trends. Shay Mowlem, Director Virtualization Strategy with HP, and Jim Malone, Editorial Director of CXO Media’s Custom Solutions Group, held a free webcast last week to cover the details of the survey. If you missed it, you should certainly...
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Tags: application virtualization, CIO, desktop virtualization, endpoint virtualization, Hewlett Packard, HP, Microsoft, server virtualization, Systems Management, Virtualization
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Surfing a couple of blogs today, jumping from another analyst commenting that virtualization is not cloud (a fair, if unexplored, post), I came across William Vambenepe’s post from September on the confusion between virtualization and Cloud Computing. As he did on my blog recently, I started to post a reply to his site, and...
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Tags: application virtualization, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Hewlett Packard, HP, IBM, mainframe, NIST, storage virtualization
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My podcast with SearchCloudComputing’s Carl Brooks (Twitter’s @eekygeeky) was so much fun. In this two-part podcast, Carl and I talk about all sorts of issues regarding the management of cloud computing – a critical part of EMA’s ‘Responsible Cloud’ approach to cloud computing. Of course I had too much to say to fit in...
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Tags: Cloud, Cloud Computing, Hyperic, open source, Systems Management
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I really enjoyed my first podcast with the crew from SearchCloudComputing – hosted by Carl Brooks (Twitter’s @eekygeeky) – last week. (Of course I did – I am an analyst. If there is one thing I love more than being asked my opinion, it is talking about my opinion!). In this two-part podcast, Carl...
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Tags: BMC Software, CA, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Hyperic, Nimsoft, RightScale, SMB, Systems Management, TechTarget, VMware
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I am getting so sick of the continual bickering over definitions of cloud computing. Even more frustrating is the hype from all the vested interests – vendors and analysts, mostly – trying to define cloud computing in ways that they imagine will best contribute to their own commercial success. And I know that I...
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Tags: Amazon, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Google, IaaS, NIST, PaaS, Rackspace, SaaS, Salesforce, Vivek Kundra
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A couple of days ago, I was dropped into the middle of a sticky situation with one of my clients, a service provider of desktop systems – both physical and virtual (VMware and Citrix) – to schools across the country. This situation provides a great case study (or war story) of endpoint virtualization, especially...
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Tags: application virtualization, Citrix, desktop virtualization, endpoint virtualization, VMware
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Back in September 2009, EMA released a research report that I authored, titled Real World Experiences of Endpoint Virtualization*. In it, I defined and used a new term (for EMA), ‘Endpoint Virtualization’.
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Tags: Android, application virtualization, Citrix, DaaS, Desktone, desktop virtualization, Doyenz, endpoint virtualization, iPhone, Microsoft, MokaFive, Neocleus, Novell, Quest, SaaS, Symantec, Virtual Computer, VMware
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