VMware chugs Q1 2014, with expected results but disappoints This article is sponsored by:
VMware couldn't catch a break this quarter despite meeting forecast revenue. Soft bookings were the culprit and the stock price got hammered. I'm not worried.
VMware couldn't catch a break this quarter despite meeting forecast revenue. Soft bookings were the culprit and the stock price got hammered. I'm not worried.
Enterprises must streamline internal connection infrastructure to survive the coming explosion of SaaS, digital channels and smart devices
The popular voice and messaging application needed a more scalable NoSQL solution to grow over the next few years
Windows XP support ends next week with only 7 years warning! Who knew? Apparently not the governments of the US and the UK where deals are cobbled together to try to keep things secure.
Corey Voo also stated that he wants to go hybrid cloud, but that there aren't decent brokerage or integration services in the cloud
SailPoint and OneLogin sit at opposite extremes of the identity and access management spectrum. Their CEOs discuss mobile, cloud and Europe
Organizations need to think in terms of dynamic ecosystems of value if they are to compete as effective digital enterprises, cautions Forrester Research.
Now is a time of endless possibilities for mashing up hardware, software, circumstance and happenstance. Or so says Blake Irving, CEO of hosting firm Go Daddy.
eBay solved its elastic storage problem, when it turned to Nutanix, a startup in Silicon Valley that's disrupting the storage world with low cost solutions that take much of the administration away for those with large scale storage needs.
John Appleby takes on the behemoths as he predicts the end of the mainframe. We've heard this before. Is now the time? Judge for yourself.
Suhas Uliyar explains how Oracle allows enterprises to easily integrate and customise mobile apps
Specialist OpenStack consultancy eNovance sees larger organizations turning to the open source cloud platform for cloud infrastructure
VMware's vCloud Hybrid Service sets up shop in the UK with plans for expansion onto the continent. But the switch-on comes with warnings about public cloud that might border on the FUD front.