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Being back two weeks from attending this year’s ILTA (International Legal Technology Association), I am still absorbing the wealth of knowledge I gained during the conference. I am very glad that I took the time to attend!! There were lots of attendees, close to 1,000, and a constant buzz – it was definitely an IT [...]
As posted on VMwareInfo.com: Actually, it was really a Wyse guy (Mr. Steve Gold) who dropped by the office to show us the latest goodies offered by Wyse. There was a Gambino in the room but that was sheer coincidence. Two hours to get through the latest greatest ideas and innovations from Wyse. This could [...]
Having been in the field of technology since the early 70’s, from my days @ NYU’s Courant School and then followed by 12 years @ Big Blue (IBM), it never fails to amuse me that many of my technology colleagues do not see themselves as end users. And the trend continues!! Now why is that? [...]
Remember the days of the BWS? I am confident that many younger IT folks do not remember the Big Water-cooled Suckers during the 60’s & 70’s. Ironically, today’s young IT professionals are spearheading a return to the glass houses of yesteryear . Back in those day, users did their work on so called “dumb terminals” [...]
It is quite evident when speaking to IPM clients, that they exhibit an advanced and highly sophisticated palate for Mom’s cooking with both vanilla AND chocolate flavorings. This is exhibited in various forms. It started with homemade ice cream and most recently expanded into the world of IT. While IPM’s clients have grown up and [...]
Well I am on my way back from VMworld 2009, which was held in San Francisco, to New York and am glad that I attended!! There were lots of people, about 11,000, and constant buzz – it was definitely an IT “industry event”. Big theme — Deliver IT As A Service (similar to Amazon EC2) [...]
As seen on VMwareInfo.com Quick shot showcasing a client of ours running a 6 monitor VDI session. Fat Client running a remote XenDesktop with HDX on a VMware 3.5 Virtual Infrastructure. High Geek Factor! Photography credit : Aaron Silber on his BlackBerry Bold.