application management

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• Desirable technical characteristics of PaaS

  
  William Vambenepe's blog — Authority: 408
  PaaS can most dramatically improve the IT experience in four areas: Hosting/operations efficiency Application-centric management Development productivity Security To do so, there are technical characteristics that PaaS frameworks should eventually exhibit. These are not technical characteristics of a given PaaS ...
  5 hours ago

• Enumeration of PaaS container types

  
  William Vambenepe's blog — Authority: 408
  What do we need from an on-demand application platform for enterprise software? Here is a proposed classification of container types on which you can create/scale/manage applications. Your application is made of modules that run on these containers (e.g. one app may have two “synchronous web request” modules, one ...
  8 hours ago

• Would you like some management with that appliance?

  
  William Vambenepe's blog — Authority: 408
  Andi Mann recently wrote an interesting post about virtual appliances . He uses the domain name pleasediscuss.com for his blog so I figured I’d do just that. More specifically, I have three comments on his article. Opaque or transparent appliance Andi’s concerns about the security and management problems ...
  1 week ago

• Private Project for TechnoVilla # 4 by ICToutsource

  
  Pro Freelance Projects — Authority: 177
  Build a Customer Relationship Management web application (Budget: $250-750, Jobs: PHP)Go to SourcePost similar project
  1 week ago

• Is COBOL The Root Of All (Technical) Evil?

  
  The Forrester Blog For Application Development & Program Management Professionals — Authority: 113
  OK, so I used a tongue-in-cheek title to attract your attention, forgive me. A recent blog about the Boomer retirement phenomenon provoked some comments by a colleague with strong opinions about COBOLs useful life. I felt that his comments raised a topic that is substantial enough to warrant its own place in the ...
  1 week ago

• OWL news you can use

  
  William Vambenepe's blog — Authority: 408
  The W3C released OWL 2 today. Most readers of this blog are IT management people (whether they call it “cloud computing” or “boring old system management”) and don’t follow RDF, OWL, SPARQL etc too closely (if at all). Yet there is a lot of potential value in using these technologies for IT management, so ...
  1 week ago

• Yes you can read the OSGi specification

  
  William Vambenepe's blog — Authority: 408
  You know what I like the best about OSGi? That it doesn’t put the bar too high for architects. At first I was a bit intimidated by the size  (338 pages for the “core specification”, 862 pages for the “service compendium”) and the fact that I had to look up “compendium”. But then they put me right at ...
  1 week ago

• Boomer Retirement And IT - Are You An Ostrich, Chicken-little, Or an Owl?

  
  The Forrester Blog For Application Development & Program Management Professionals — Authority: 113
  The rock-band R.E.M. sang a song about the "end of the world as we know it" and to hear some people talk - the end is near!  The Chicken-littles of the world would have us believe that retiring Baby Boomers will wreak untold havoc. Half the worlds population will suddenly disappear from the workforce - collapsing ...
  1 week ago

• Is application consolidation keeping you up at night?

  
  The Forrester Blog For Application Development & Program Management Professionals — Authority: 113
  Ive written a lot of research around the topic of application portfolio management (APM), and how the tools are slowly maturing from their application mining roots. Although the process of APM applies equally across packaged and custom-appls, the mining tools, until recently anyway, have excluded packaged ...
  2 weeks ago

• More Confusion In The Mobile Device Management Space

  
  Enterprise Mobility Matters — Authority: 415
  You know how much I like to read. I feel as if I spend half my day (a long one, at that) reading. I like to read blogs, news sites, interviews, press releases and also looking at research that is... Click the article title to read the entire blog post.
  2 weeks ago

• Unifying Application Management With Device Management

  
  Enterprise Mobility Matters — Authority: 415
  I know its been a slow week in terms of my adding commentary on the world of enterprise mobility. For whatever reason, CTIA actually took a bigger toll on me than I would have normally expected. In any case, I... Click the article title to read the entire blog post.
  3 weeks ago

• IT companies increase offshoring focus to beat slump

  
  Invest In India — Authority: 128
  Last week, we saw how Indian companies are trying to set foot on foreign land ? either by buying beaten up companies or brand names. At the same time, many Indian IT companies  are taking back work to offshore(India) to reduce cost/expense at this tough economic times. I read an interesting article posted ...
  3 weeks ago

• Cloud platform patching conundrum: PaaS has it much worse than IaaS and SaaS

  
  William Vambenepe's blog — Authority: 408
  The potential user impact of changes (e.g. patches or config changes) made on the Cloud infrastructure (by the Cloud provider) is a sore point in the Cloud value proposition (see Hoff’s take for example). You have no control over patching/config actions taken by the provider, any of which could potentially affect ...
  3 weeks ago

• Trailing Google Maps, MapQuest Upgrades Developer Tools

  
  Technology Info — Authority: 159
  Can developers help MapQuest regain its luster? Trailing Google Maps, Mapquest is courting developers by rebuilding its Developer Network and introducing two products to make developing applications off of the map platform easier. The Developer Network is a resource for developers to learn about and work with ...
  4 weeks ago

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