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• Solving For Impossible: The Four Quadrants of Innovation

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  I recently wrote up a post, Most Dangerous Innovation Misperception – The Silver Bullet Approach . In it, I discussed the issue of organizations myopically focusing on only disruptive innovations to the exclusion of more incremental or sustaining innovations. In doing more research on the subject , I began ...
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• The Inexorable Convergence of Cloud and Security Services

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  Concerns for the security of application run in the cloud are running high. The perceived lack of security of cloud platforms is often cited as the primary obstacle to adoption. Whether "cloud" is defined as infrastructure as a service (storage and compute services ala Amazon), platform as a service (application ...
  3 days ago

• The Age of Solution Selling – Is All-in-One a Better Approach?

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  Once upon a time, companies sold their enterprise communication solutions, including switches, ACDs, voice mail, and other systems, based on features. “Feature Wars,” as they were known, pitted one vendor’s offerings against another’s, based on the features that each product supported. There were competitive ...
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• 2009 in Review: Ken Camp’s List

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  [Editor’s Note: This post is part of SiliconANGLE’s “ Predictions and Reflections ” series. To view this year’s collection, click here . To participate, create an account or log into “ TheANGLE ” and request to join the group . – mrh / spa ] Every year bloggers around the ...
  4 days ago

• Leadership Series: An Afternoon with Rightscale’s Michael Crandell

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  I recently had lunch at Max’s in Menlo Park with Michael Crandell, the CEO of Rightscale (the cloud services manager company), to talk about trends and observations in cloud computing.  You can hear the background noise at Max’s (great desserts at Max’s). Here are my notes from the meeting: Rightscale has a ...
  4 days ago

• Predictions for 2010: Chris Selland’s List

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  [Editor’s Note: This post is part of SiliconANGLE’s “ Predictions and Reflections ” series. To view this year’s collection, click here . To participate, create an account or log into “ TheANGLE ” and request to join the group . Chris Selland describes himself as former analyst, B2B ...
  5 days ago

• Predictions for 2010: Chris Selland’s List

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  [Editor’s Note: This post is part of SiliconANGLE’s “ Predictions and Reflections ” series. To view this year’s collection, click here . To participate, create an account or log into “ TheANGLE ” and request to join the group . Chris Selland describes himself as former analyst, B2B ...
  6 days ago

• The Brave New World of Scarce Mobile Bandwidth [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 2]

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  As I discussed yesterday, the things considered desirable by mobile carriers are going to drastically shift. Built-in WiFi is now good. For a long time many mobile operators resisted selling smartphones with WiFi built in. They viewed WiFi networks as competitors for customer control, and wanted to prevent ...
  1 week ago

• The Coming Mobile Attitude Shift [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 1]

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  The mobile industry is now completing a huge shift in its attitude toward mobile data. Until pretty recently, the prevailing attitude among mobile operators was that data was a disappointment. It had been hyped for a decade, and although there were some successes, it had never lived up to the huge growth expectations ...
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• Enterprise 2.0 Conference Coming to Boston. Here’s a Peek at the Speaker Submissions.

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  The Enterprise 2.0 Conference Boston Call for Papers has been open for a little over a week now. While the final number of speaker proposals will number in the hundreds ( 450+ for SF 2009 ), the initial 29 submissions are a rich vein of current thinking about Enterprise 2.0. As you can see in the tag cloud from ...
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• Chatter from (and About) Salesforce.com

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  I spent a lot of time this week (unintentionally) tuned into Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff’s extremely enthusiastic – and extremely long – DreamForce keynote address and (intentionally) thinking about the implications of the company’s ‘biggest breakthrough ever’ which is destined to ‘revolutionize ...
  2 weeks ago

• Scaling Security in the Cloud: Just Hit the Reset Button

  
  Lori MacVittie — Authority: 464
  Sometimes the best answer to a problem is to hit the reset button, but it should probably be the last answer, not the first. My cohort Pete Silva attended the 2009 Cloud Computing and Virtualization Conference & Expo and offered up a summary of one of the sessions he enjoyed (‘ Cloud Security - Its ...
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• Google Founder Sergey Brin’s Vision on the Cloud

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  Teaser from John ’s quick podcast with Sergey Brin at the Chrome OS event today. John: “ What is your vision for the cloud?” Sergey: “ I think whether you’re an enterprise or an individual, it rarely makes sense for you to have your own buildings, fiber cables and infrastructure.  It takes a lot of ...
  2 weeks ago

• Wireless High Def Video: Do We Have a Winner?

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  Nope, not so much. But we’re closer than ever before. News broke yesterday that Sony has dumped Amimon’s 5 GHz approach in favor of SiBEAM’s 60 GHz solution.While I’m still not ready to call a winner in this race, SiBEAM and their WirelessHD consortium are now firmly ensconced in the catbird seat. ...
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• Federal Stimulus Funds Drive World’s Fastest Supercomputer

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  An upgrade to a high-performance computing system housed by the Department of Energy has created the fastest supercomputer in the world, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory announced Tuesday. “Supercomputer modeling and simulation is changing the face of science and sharpening America’s competitive edge,” ...
  2 weeks ago

• Unified Communications Clarified: Switching Horses, part 2

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  I’ve received some comments about my article here last week about Cisco’s recent positioning shift emphasizing “collaboration” over “unified communications.”  There were questions about how the terminology wars affect UC adoption.  The immediate issues are impacts of a confused marketplace.  The ...
  2 weeks ago

• Yet Another Versioning Scheme: Social Software 2.0

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  In talking with people about the Enterprise 2.0 industry, I like to insert yet another versioning number scheme: – Social Software 1.0  – Social Software 2.0 Social Software 1.0 was the era of actually creating these open, collaborative applications. The approach of these tools was groundbreaking. Apps for ...
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• First Impressions of the MiFi

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  I love me my MiFi. I don’t mean to wax rhapsodic like some central government-backed campaign, but the MiFi has brought me harmonious and glorifying wisdom, in order that my lymphatic system feels cleaner. Or something like that. Ever since Novatel introduced the MiFi earlier this year, I knew that it (or a ...
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• Switching Horses at Cisco’s Collaboration Summit

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  Well, it’s official.  Cisco, the company that rebranded all its voice communications gear “Unified Communications” a couple of years ago, has demoted the term.  The ascendant star is “Collaboration”.  And I got some of the reasoning directly from John Chambers.  Here’s the story. I’m at the Cisco ...
  3 weeks ago

• Google Provides Free Holiday Wi-Fi In Airports

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 145
  Google is now a wireless carrier, working with airports across the country to provide free wireless from now through January 15, the company said Tuesday . Currently, the wireless will be available in 47 airports including: Las Vegas, San Jose, Boston, Baltimore, Burbank, Houston, Indianapolis, Seattle, Miami, Ft. ...
  3 weeks ago

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