• VMware Now Supports CoreOS–Because… The Enemy Of My Enemy Is My Friend

     

    If you’re VMware, you have lots of competitive threats on your radar. Enterprises moving work loads to Amazon Web Services? Yup, that’s a problem. OpenStack making inroads into the private cloud market? Yup, that’s kind of worrying. Microsoft expanding…

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  • The Battle Of The Marketing Clouds–Things Heat Up

     

    This week sees the hosting of Adobe’s annual summit (disclosure, Adobe is covering my travel and expenses to attend the event). While it will be interesting from the perspective of looking at a vendor that has transformed itself to be a credible cloud …

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  • Qantas And Samsung Partner To Modernize IFE. But Is It Too Early For The Tech?

     

    Airlines are racing hard to outflank each other in terms of offering new inflight customer experiences. Whether it is flight staff with tablet devices or premium services at the front end of the plane – airlines are looking for ways to create “wow moments” – ideally at little or no […]

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  • Adobe Summit–Looking Forward To An Insight Into Transformation

     

    Next week sees Adobe holding its annual summit, this year in Salt Lake City, Utah (disclosure – Adobe is covering my travel and expenses to attend the event). The day one keynote see Adobe CEO, Shantanu Narayen talk about reinvention being a journey. T…

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  • InsideSales Hires Up And Inks Premier Salesforce Partner Status

     

    Predictive analytics is perhaps the biggest trend occurring today in the sales and marketing space. While it sounds like rocket science, predictive analytics is actually a pretty simply idea – harness all the internal and external data that an organiza…

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  • An Interesting eGovernment Accelerator CaseStudy

     

    We often think of government agencies as being the opposite of agile. Whereas private-sector agencies seem able to turn on a dime and create innovative solutions, the public sector seems to be constrained by process, compliance and hyper-conservatism. …

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  • Aiming To Leverage Docker’s Growth, Red Hat Launches Its Own Container-Specific OS

     

    It seems that everyone wants a piece of the Docker pie these days. And that should come as no surprise, the Docker initiative (which, as most people are well aware, re-popularized the existing Linux container concept) has seen massive industry, custome…

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  • Arise The Spy Cloud–Amazon Built CIA Private Cloud Is Go. With Some 007 Apps As Well

     

    News for all those tech-loving James Bond fans out there that the private cloud being built for the CIA by public cloud leader Amazon Web Services (AWS) is nearing completion. Readers will remember that AWS won the contract to supply the cloud from arc…

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  • Docker Acquires SocketPlane To Help With Container Networking

     

    News this morning that Docker, the home of the anonymously-named container infrastructure initiative, has acquired an early stage startup, SocketPlane. SocketPlane’s small six-person tea will be joining Docker and this deal can be seen as a case of Doc…

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  • New Stats From The State Of Cloud Report

     

    Cloud automation vendor RightScale produces a regular report looking into how organizations are using cloud computing services. The report is a useful empirical addition to the information available in the marketplace – in part because of its breadth – close to 80,000 individuals are invited to complete the survey. And while only 1000 or so people […]

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