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Going Social: What Do You Do When the Lights Go Out?

by Rob Enderle on March 4, 2011 in Personal Computing

There has been a lot of focus put on using social networks for anything from prospecting for deals to identifying and dealing with disgruntled customers.  But after you have connected a business process to a social network, given these networks have a nasty habit of doing bad things, what do you do when your network [...]

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Why Windows 8 Can Stop the iPad

by Rob Enderle on March 4, 2011 in Personal Computing

We tend to be a species that likes flashy things and the latest flashy thing is the iPad and heck even I want one. But one thing analysts are supposed to do is look at historic trends and looking back the flashiest thing doesn’t always win out. Recall Client/Server computing and UNIX? It was the [...]

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How Intel is Scaling to Meet the Decade’s Opportunities

How Intel is Scaling to Meet the Decade’s Opportunities

by Peter Kastner on February 18, 2011 in Data Center, IT Suppliers, Mobile Technology, Personal Computing, Semiconductors

Eighteen months ago, Intel announced it would address the world’s rapidly growing computing continuum by investing in variations on the Intel Architecture (IA). It was met with a ho-hum. Now, many product families are beginning to emerge from the development labs and head towards production. All with IA DNA, these chip families are designed to [...]

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