by Brian Bowman | Sep 22, 2015 | Network and Virtualization
If you’re an enterprise architect or systems administrator, you know how a data center works—and if your career spans several years, chances are good that you’ve dealt with some pretty massive systems. But it’s hard to think of infrastructure more massive than...
by Brian Bowman | Sep 11, 2015 | Network and Virtualization
Having recently attended VMworld, VMware’s annual user conference this year, I came away ruminating on VMware’s existential future. (disclosure: VMware covered my travel and expenses to attend the event). I spent much of the keynote on day one of VMworld...
by Brian Bowman | Feb 23, 2015 | Cloud Computing, Information Technology News, Network and Virtualization
As you may have heard by this point, Lenovo loaded an adware package called Superfish Visual Discovery onto many of its devices. Annoying? Absolutely: Nobody likes an add-on that inserts sponsored links into your search results. But Superfish became downright...
by Brian Bowman | Jan 22, 2015 | Cloud Computing, Network and Virtualization
As IT has evolved in recent years, two distinct types of application environments have emerged that require different mindsets to manage. The first class of applications, known as systems of record, consists mainly of traditional IT deployments involving, for...
by Brian Bowman | Apr 26, 2014 | Cloud Computing, Network and Virtualization
Companies need solid teams if they’re going to build environments to take advantage of Big Data , and what a given company looks for in candidates depends on its specific data needs. If you’re looking to jump in or upgrade, the possibilities for the next 12-18 months...
by Brian Bowman | Apr 5, 2014 | Cloud Computing, HIT News, Network and Virtualization
I am fresh off a trip to InterOp Las Vegas…and happen to stumble across an interesting followup article on the show. It is about the debate on whether or not network engineers need to also be programmers. Interesting debate….what are your thoughts as you...
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