Out of Scope: Tales From The Tech Project Front 5
Out of Scope: Tales From The Tech Project Front
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Out of Scope: Tales From The Tech Project Front
The announcement that Novell and Microsoft were collaborating to boost interoperability between their platforms and other products may have shaken up the software world, but,
Open source thrives on technology managers’ penchant for avoidance—that is, their desire to dodge software licensing fees and vendor lock-in. Until recently, only two companies
In November 2006, Waltham, MAss.- based Novell announced an agreement with Microsoft to collaborate on making interoperable Novell’s open-source SUSE Linux and Microsoft’s proprietary Windows
Weekend warriors and fitness fanatics alike canfind all their gear at Dick’s Sporting Goods. But until the retailer revamped how it analyzes its product lines,
First Aleksey Vayner’s video résumé made him infamous. Now it may have spawned a niche market. Vayner’s almost seven-minute film, dubbed “Impossible is Nothing,” showcased
Back when mainframes ruled, virtualization was a given. It’s taken some time, though, for the technology to break into the server market. Now, it’s here–but
Ask VMware customers what they like about the market leader in virtualization software, and they’ll say quick deployments and advanced features. Ask users who didn’t
Bill Fields, software developer with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court-District of Arizona, says he got a pretty sweet deal from Microsoft. He used Microsoft’s first virtualization