SDN is not the answer, just one part of it. See SDN is NOT the next big thing. SDCI is.
-dave
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Good question, Sue. My guess is that the position will morph into something else. Look what happened with server virtualization. Server sales are way down and my guess is that the old server teams are now virtualization...
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I happened to observe the PCAST meeting in February from the gallery. Clearly there are some very bright scientific and academic minds serving on the group -- with some thoughtful ideas on tackling some tough challenges...
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I wonder if the private sector is any better than this. I kinda doubt it. Anyone agree?
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Oracle has a poor reputation with open source developers, one that's richly deserved. If it's not in its own direct interest, it doesn't contribute. Oracle does produce code effectively for the Linux kernel under Wim Coekerts,....
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@Laurianne Let's hope Dell customers don't fall into the 50% surveyed at a recent presentation at the Gartner Data Center Conferenc, the audience was asked: "At what level do the risks associated with outsourcing...
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I wonder if the existing methods are actually able to deal with the complexity that modern software has become. They all focus on control, and managing risk by artifact creation and evaluation. Frankly software is so complex...
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"The notion that data must be stored domestically to ensure that it remains secure and private is false". -Castro For US companies, the NSA controversy would seem to support this assertion. However, this can be misleading...
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Thanks for responding-- and I'm glad you like your device! I hadn't heard about vouchers being handed out after stocks were depleted, though I know some U.S. Microsoft stores received additional inventory later in the day,...
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Five graphs of Savvis marketing in Pragathipatil's "Case Study." Savvis is a certified SAP partner to host HANA. Maybe four would have been enough.
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For some people, nothing's wrong with the scenario. But I think that's the problem-- it's only tenable for some. I have a Surface Pro, and I find it useful only in specific scenarios. If I tried to do the majority of my...
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After the first 20, they actually had vouchers for the people that were left so they could get it later in the afternoon or the next day. I dunno if they gave them at 99, but at the very least they got it at 199. They promised...
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You offer some great examples, Mat, about the business case (of lack thereof) for many of the PCAST recommendations. But what seemed most damning to me was the quote from Sans Institute Director John Pescatore who said the...
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Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm curious: After the $99 tablets had sold out, how many people went ahead and bought the device at $199? Did some of the people in line leave after the heaviest discounts were off the...
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David, I use gmail for business and Outlook for personal use as I had a hotmail address which I chose to migrate to the new system. I have absolutely no complaints - love the new interface and also the seamless connection...
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"On the subject of information security responsibility, confusion reigned, with the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) and the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) -- which maintained DOEInfo -- each...
In reply to: Breaches And Communication
"As for people I know, the only person I know currently who still uses Gmail is my mom..."
Yeah, well, I sort of doubt that the half-billion Gmail users know you either.
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It was the first sentence in your earlier posting that hinted at your emotional state to start with. But OK, I was wrong. We all have our favorite toys and tools that meet our needs.
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Microsoft, with monopolies in both desktop operating systems and desktop applications, lobbies against Google for having an anti-competitive monopoly in search advertising? You need a sense of humor to follow the logic of...
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