> Is the Enterprise Application Market space getting polarized around Oracle and SAP? We will get answers only with the flow of events in the next few years. While the emergence of one-stop-shop players for all enterprise applications is imminent, … Continue reading
> I am amazed at the pace at which Google is launching new products (read ideas) which are simple, intuitive and highly useful. I have become a fan of Google just like any one who is bored with Microsoft and … Continue reading
Mckinsey Oct 2003 report on its insight into Offshoring Value addition is a bench mark report to the future growth of IT industry inIndia. Since the article is published, the IT industry has moved from simple task migration to a … Continue reading
> How will the Software industry transform in 2005 and beyond? Information Week article on “Future of Software” points the direction. Componentization, Vendor consolidation in mature segments such as ERP, origin of next cycle of new applications , Web services … Continue reading
coming back to blog after quite a long period…… – The ratification of 802.11i is a big boost to the ubiquitious Wi-Fi networks. The fact that we dont have control over the packets once they leave the source is a … Continue reading
> Intel wants to tell the world that its bread-n-butter PCs& Notebooks are in for massive changes in the coming years.. Intel’s concept notebook- “Florence” has 2 LCD displays, the smaller one lights up without having to boot up the … Continue reading
> 90nm fab technology is finally here.. Intel’s Prescott has lot of new features enabled through smaller die sizes…such as higher L1.2.3. cache. But the 64 bit technology is still elusive from Intel’s fold. AMD’s headway in 64 bit technology … Continue reading
> utility computing is making headlines in all the tech magazines. All the big wigs are working hard to make the four key technology components software, services, hardware and networking. are compatabile with one another and adaptable.
> Last week I was reading a couple of articles on utility computing. Today I found a good article on pricing models and metrics for offering computing power as a utility service. But who will be successful in this high … Continue reading
Web services and utility computing
coming back to the blog after a few days break.. > A few months ago I was working on grid computing technologies. I was intrigued by “utility computing” – A meter based service where you pay-as-you-go for the amount of … Continue reading