UPS Maintenance – The start of a beautiful friendship (between you and your UPS)

Posted on July 14, 2011 by Darin Stahl

Your enterprise relies on stand-by power to sustain business during unplanned outages.   But like any great relationship, it needs to be give and take.  You can’t expect your stand-by power to be there for you if you’re not there for it. … Continue reading →

Posted in Analyst's Angle, What's New in Research | Tagged data-center, stand-by-power, ups | Comments Off

 

 

Itanium: Dance with the one that brought you?

Posted on July 13, 2011 by Darin Stahl

When Oracle announced last March that it had ceased all development work related to  Intel’s Itanium process the announcement also reminded the IT community that the Itanium chip exists at all.   Oracle at the time said that Intel’s “management” had made … Continue reading →

Posted in Analyst's Angle | Tagged data-center, db2, hp, ibm, intel, Itanium, microsoft, Oracle, redhat | Comments Off

 

 

The Printer Market Playground

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Darin Stahl

  The printer market is like a schoolyard playground, social hierarchy included. You’ve got the cool kids with their slick gear like Xerox, HP, Canon. Then there are the kids who have no style, still use CD players; but you … Continue reading →

Posted in Analyst's Angle | Tagged cannon, hp, Lexmark, mfp, printers, Ricoh, Toshiba, xerox | Comments Off

 

 

Roambi partners with SAS for Mobile BI

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Darin Stahl

On March 8, SAS Institute Inc. (SAS) announced an alliance with MeLLmo, Inc. that will drive mobile BI for the enterprise via Roambi’s iPhone/iPad solution.  The April release integrates Roambi ES3 with SAS Enterprise BI Server.     For SAS, this move … Continue reading →

Posted in Analyst's Angle, News & Analysis | Tagged analytics, apple, Applications, bi, business-intelligence, hp, ibm, MeLLmo, microsoft, mobile-bi, Oracle, Roambi, saas, salesforce.com, sap, Sybase, vertica | Comments Off

 

 

HTML5 Video Standard: There Isn’t One

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Darin Stahl

As web standards progress, and many developers push the envelope to make HTML5 and  CSS3 provide a user experience similar to, if not better than, native applications, the big focus right now is on HTML5 video standards.  You will hear … Continue reading →

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