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Category Archives: Cloud
Google Reader and other customer tragedies
(This was written weeks ago but not published until now. I’m going to largely leave it as originally written, with an update at the end.) I’m pretty upset about Google’s decision to drop support for Google Reader. I think it … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Security
Tagged Forefront, Forefront TMG, Google Reader, Microsoft Forefront, Newsblur
12 Comments
Now I get it, the Consumer guys at Microsoft are just plain wrong!
I’m an Enterprise guy. In the mid-70s I set a career goal of dethroning IBM from its then total dominance of the enterprise computing space. By the end of the 80s I needed a new goal, and it’s always been … Continue reading
Beware Cloud Services bearing gifts
Last week I tried to access the web site of a company that a few of my former Microsoft colleagues work for and was shocked when Norton DNS blocked my access. Upon further investigation I realized the company’s site was … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Phishing, Privacy, Security
Tagged 3322.org, cloud security, cloud services, user generated content
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Anatomy of a Startup – PredictableIT Part III
With writer’s block out-of-the-way it’s time to finally finish this story. I apologize in advance for not polishing this more, but the stops and starts have caused problems. And I either push this out now or who knows when it … Continue reading
Anatomy of a startup – PredictableIT Part II
In the first part of this series I alluded to what we put together as an operating environment and before I flesh that out I want to go through the heart of our “IP”. As I’d mentioned the major initial development … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Computer and Internet, Microsoft
Tagged IaaS, PredictableIT, SaaS, Software as a Service
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Anatomy of a startup – PredictableIT Part I
Back in 2004 a friend had told me about moving a small VC firm and one of its portfolio companies to a hosted environment (at a Managed Service Provider, which was another of the portfolio companies). Not just servers mind … Continue reading