Read my brother Tom’s smart observations on copyright issues from a muscian’s outlook in the age of Cloud Computing and the Internet.
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Music, The Internet, Cloud Services And The Death Of Copyright
Posted on January 29, 2012 by Martin Hingley
IBM’s African Successes With Kenyan Banks And Safari.com
Posted on January 18, 2012 by Martin Hingley
Some more notes on IBM’s successes in Africa – highlighting its new banking customers in Kenya and contract with Safari.com
Filed under: Africa, IBM | Tagged: Africa, Co-operative Bank, Credit Bank, Family Bank, IBM, Kenya, National Bank of Kenya, National Industrial Credit, Safari.com | Leave a Comment »
Dell Storage Systems – Big Hat, Good Cattle
Posted on January 13, 2012 by Martin Hingley
Dell brought Darren Thomson and his storage systems team to its London Forum this week. Read ITCandor’s analysis.
Filed under: Cloud Computing, Compellent, Dell, Digital Content, EqualLogic, Ocarina, Storage Systems | Tagged: #Compellent, #Equallogic, Cloud Computing, compression, Darren Thomson, de-duplication, Dell, Exanet, Ocarina, Phil Soran | 1 Comment »
HP’s Adds Autonomy And Vertica To Its Information Optimization Strategy
Posted on January 9, 2012 by Martin Hingley
HP’s acquisition of Vertica and Autonomy allows it to launch an Information Optimization strategy. Read ITCandor’s analysis.
Filed under: Autonomy, Digital Content, HP, Vertica | Tagged: Autonomy, Big Data, business analytics, HP, June Manley, Vertica | 3 Comments »
How R&D, Innovation And Integration WIll Help Reverse HP’s Market Share Decline
Posted on January 3, 2012 by Martin Hingley
HP has suffered a long-term market share decline in the IT market. Read ITCandor’s multi-dimensional analysis and ideas for what it can do to reverse them.
Filed under: HP, Surviving The Downturn | Tagged: #HP.Meg Witman, IT, Market-Share | 2 Comments »
