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Marketing from the ground upOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 137 days ago (http://www.simple-talk.com)
Category: software | Tags marketing, exchange, .net, sql, archiving, email, red gate,
Owen Sanderson discusses the unique difficulties facing Red Gate, a popular .NET and SQL Server software company, in its release of a new software product for Exchange Admins. that handles email archiving. read more »
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Open Source Code On Firmer Ground After Jacobsen RulingOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by MargaretM 143 days ago (http://www.informationweek.com)
Category: other | Tags open source, jacobsen vs Katzer, copyright, computer code, , , ,
Good news for open source. A U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision has upheld the binding provisions of open source licenses. The decision in Jacobsen vs. Katzer was issued Wednesday. Until then it wasn't clear "whether a court of law would regard an open source license as being capable of imposing enforceable copyright restrictions on the use of computer code." read more »
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Interview: HP’s BTO chief Ben Horowitz on how application lifecycles and data center operations can find common groundOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 173 days ago (http://blogs.zdnet.com)
Category: other | Tags interview, hps, bto, chief, ben, horowitz, application, lifecycles, data, center, operations, common, ground,
"Ben Horowitz, vice president and general manager of HP's BTO software unit, and former CEO of HP's 2007 acquisition, Opsware, explains in a podcast interview from HP's Software Universe event this week how these hither to fore distinct orbits ["application development and data center operations"] of IT can finally coalesce." read more »
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AMD gains ground on Intel in chip warsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 189 days ago (http://www.infoworld.com)
Category: hardware | Tags amd, gains, ground, intel, chip, wars, , , , , , , ,
AMD's market share has risen by slightly over 2%, but Intel still dominates the market. read more »
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