Dell Technology Camp

AxiCom hat einen Groß-Event für Fachpresse aus ganz Europa veranstaltet. Dort wurden Dells kommerzielle Produkte und Lösungen (Workstation / Client / Rechenzentrum) präsentiert, um die Tester so für die nächsten zwölf Monate zu inspirieren.

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The SOX pool is finally full, allowing fast growing companies to float again

The latest successful IPO by Sensata Technologies reinforces suggestions that 2010 could see a return to strong IPO Territory across the US tech, med-tech and clean-tech markets. Increasing confidence in the future of the key economies is playing a part but there may be another factor hiding in the wings. One reason for the hesitance of US companies to IPO in recent years has been that...

30 March, 2010

From ridicule to self evident acceptability

All truth passes through three stages: First, it is ridiculed; Second, it is violently opposed; and Third, it is accepted as self-evident. These words of wisdom were penned long ago by nineteenth century philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, but could equally be applied to the innovations of the IT industry today and specifically to open source software (OSS). Just fifteen years ago we saw the...

28 November, 2009

On track with Dell

Take the latest cutting-edge Dell client, workstation and enterprise products, add some high powered Mercedes Benz sports cars, and throw in 33 journalists from across the UK, Germany and Benelux. The result? This week’s Dell Technology Camp, held at the fantastic Mercedez Benz World at Brooklands, near Weybridge in the UK. The format of the event allowed attending press to spend the...

24 July, 2009

Gartner goes GNU Not UNIX

Interesting post from Jeffrey Mann at Gartner on his frustration with blogger's predicting the death of a major trend and to an extent, life and the universe. The latest apparently is how Twitter is canabalising RSS...but it could equally be MySpace or Microsoft. While I appreciate and to an extent agree with his frustration, he is in effect saying that the trend to declare trends dead...

18 May, 2009