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Fulfilling the promise of enterprise asset management
Just in case you need a quick read on EAM. Fulfilling the promise of enterprise asset management
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Shamefaced Amazon admits to actually MAKING MONEY as cloud biz blooms
“For Q2, AWS brought in $1.82bn in revenue, which was 81.5 per cent higher than in the second quarter of 2014. The division’s operating income, on the other hand, was $391m, a 407.8 per cent annual gain.” Shamefaced Amazon admits to actually MAKING MONEY as cloud biz blooms
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New Dell Cloud Manager Release Simplifies Management and Consumption of Cloud Services Across Organizations
“Dell Cloud Manager v11 features new state-of-the-art distributed blueprint support based on the TOSCA standard, simplifying portability and management of cloud applications and services throughout their lifecycle. New support for Windows Azure Pack and enhanced support for Microsoft Azure give Microsoft customers the first independent unified solution to centrally manage their combined private and public…
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DevOps Mumbo Jumbo & Zombies – thwackCamp panel
A few weeks back I was on a panel for a Solarwinds conference (done all online, in Solarwinds style, of course). Check out the recording a above (or just a 1 minute excerpt if you don’t have time). There’s also an article covering the discussion. For some reason we started talking a lot about QA,…
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IBM open sources apps in the cloud to boost software development
“By making Bluemix available this way, IBM will equip the developers of tomorrow with the capabilities and skills to join the workforce and create enterprise-class cloud applications at consumer scale, the firm said.” IBM open sources apps in the cloud to boost software development
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Accenture makes third digital acquisition in a month – buys Chaotic Moon
Accenture makes third digital acquisition in a month – buys Chaotic Moon
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Cisco CEO: ‘Brutal’ Times For IT Coming – Business Insider
Shows declining revenue for tech giants. Cisco CEO: ‘Brutal’ Times For IT Coming – Business Insider
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Apprenda Raises $24 Million, Makes Added Container Support a Priority
“One of our biggest assets … is that we’re highly compatible with what you already have, so we focus solely on .NET and Java. They’re the two most important stacks within the enterprise.” Apprenda Raises $24 Million, Makes Added Container Support a Priority
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IBM Cloud: it’s the infrastructure, stupid
Little check-in on IBM cloud strategy with OpenStack, Cloud Foundry, and misc.: “Perhaps more importantly IBM was explicitly positioning to the effect that not all workloads are Cloud Native, 12-Factor etc. Enterprise developers are not used to building or running stateless apps.” IBM Cloud: it’s the infrastructure, stupid
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Coté Memo #074: \”Let’s start an anonymous club.\”
It’s mostly links this week, with a big add video ad for my pal below: Get your lurn on [player.vimeo.com/video/121…](https://player.vimeo.com/video/121473651?color=01786e&byline=0&portrait=0) Do you want to bone up on your product management skills? Check out this two day workshop from Craftman PM. I used to work with Prabhakar and he’s anything but boring when it comes to…
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In its Transition to a Service Company, Rackspace Embraces Azure
Rackspace to sell support for Azure, meaning they’re not just about OpenStack. In its Transition to a Service Company, Rackspace Embraces Azure
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Amazon moves nearer Platform as a Service concept with new developer tools
More for the “Amazon competes with everyone” file. Amazon moves nearer Platform as a Service concept with new developer tools
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Gartner Says Worldwide PC Shipments Declined 9.5 Percent in Second Quarter of 2015
They say it’s an anomaly, high dollar and all that. Gartner Says Worldwide PC Shipments Declined 9.5 Percent in Second Quarter of 2015
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Microsoft Targets Hardware Business With 7,800 Job Cuts
Seems like the Nokia acquisition was a bad idea? “As a result of the cuts, Microsoft said it will record an impairment charge of approximately $7.6 billion related to assets associated with the acquisition of the Nokia business in addition to a restructuring charge of approximately $750 million to $850 million.” Microsoft Targets Hardware Business…
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Just out: [Mobile] Developer Megatrends H1 2015
“Only 20% of mobile developers target enterprises, but 46% of them makes over $10K per month, versus 19% for consumer-oriented developers.” The other thing to note is how close we are to having “mobile developers” just upgraded to simply “developers.” Just out: [Mobile] Developer Megatrends H1 2015
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Outlook is a good, mobile email client
And, when I actually think about what is going on, I’m using Microsoft Outlook on my Apple iPhone to read my Google Gmail. I’ve used it since back when it was Acompli. It’s good stuff! I’m looking forward to the desktop Outlook working well in OS X (I run the preview and last I checked…
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OpenStack Kilo Rolls With Network, Storage Upgrades
Quick overview of the new OpenStack version. OpenStack Kilo Rolls With Network, Storage Upgrades
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Microsoft targeting $20bn cloud business by 2018, currently at $6.3bn run rate
Microsoft Corp. wants to reach annualized revenue of $20 billion in its corporate cloud business in the fiscal year that ends in June 2018. At the moment, it’s: The company last week said it has a current run rate of $6.3 billion for the cloud business, which includes its Azure data-center services and cloud versions…
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