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Published in blog | Published on October 15, 2013

There are dozens of companies who are members of OpenStack, some large and many small. And most if not all contribute code to the OpenStack codebase. So how do they keep the big vendors from pushing around the small ones?

Published in blog | Published on October 14, 2013

What could you do in the Fog?

Published in .NET Zone | Published on October 11, 2013

Microsoft's .NET team has introduced a new 64-bit just-in-time (JIT) compiler code-named RyuJIT. This new JIT is faster than the existing compiler, meaning apps compiled with RyuJIT start up to 30 percent faster.

Published in blog | Published on October 9, 2013

Conspiracies require coordination, sophistication, and careful planning. Simply mucking things up is far, far easier.

Published in blog | Published on October 7, 2013

Verizon is unlikely to go the way of Nirvanix. But if there were ever a time for the buyer to beware, this is it.

Published in Enterprise Zone | Published on October 4, 2013

Microsoft's Visual Studio 2013 tools suite will RTM on Oct. 18 with pricing unchanged from Visual Studio 2012--for the most part.

Published in Enterprise Zone | Published on October 2, 2013

As a developer, how do you stand out in an ever changing industry that demands superstars? After interviewing numerous applicants and following conversations with other hiring managers, Amelia Merril provides four tips for getting hired as a software developer in today's market.

Published in blog | Published on October 1, 2013

The Nirvanix death spiral is but a hint of turbulence to come.

Published in Enterprise Zone | Published on September 30, 2013

A good test automation framework should be flexible, application agnostic, technology agnostic and future-proof. The principles highlighted in this article provide the ability to analyze the code of the test solution in depth and proved to be efficient on multiple automation projects.

Published in Enterprise Zone | Published on September 26, 2013

Malcolm Ross discusses attaining the right balance of flexibility and simplicity through thoughtful user interface design and agile development to deliver successful enterprise software solutions.

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OpenStack: Keeping Many Chefs in Line (October 15, 2013)
Are We Ready for Fog Computing? (October 14, 2013)
Sloppy Tech or Anti-Government Conspiracy? You Be the Judge (October 9, 2013)
Verizon Cloud’s Red Flags (October 7, 2013)
Nirvanix Shutdown: You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet (October 1, 2013)
Does Your Cloud Depend on Dwarves in a Box? (September 25, 2013)
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