Workspot ushers in the age of VDI 2.0
Virtual desktop infrastructure projects have failed miserably since the first incarnations appeared on the IT scene in 2008, but now Workspot might have solved the unsolvable that they call VDI 2.0.
Latest from Ken Hess
New Hadoop survey makes big data predictions for 2016
The results from the second annual Syncsort Hadoop survey are in and the 250 high-level respondents predict some surprising future trends of big data.
Wearables are everywhere, but are they part of BYOD?
The wearables market is booming and growing. In 2015, consumers purchased an estimated 72.1 million wearables. The question is, "Are wearables part of BYOD?"
Atlantis Computing delivers hyper-converged ROBO data center solution
Atlantis Computing provides an all-flash solution for your remote office or branch office that features simplified management, scalability, and lowered cost.
A double look at the Crucial BX200 SSD lineup
There's nothing like taking a fresh new SSD for a spin. And although the BX200 doesn't actually spin, it certainly knows how to toil.
Condusiv Technologies lowers the Windows I/O tax by caching in on RAM
A survey of 3,450 systems running in production environments found that virtual environments that use the Windows operating system suffer from I/O inefficiencies that tax workloads and results in sluggish performance.
The real-time data disconnect: A survey of reality vs. perception
While most CXOs can agree that real-time streaming data analysis has a positive impact and that their companies can perform it, the reality is that most of them cannot. There's a disconnect somewhere. Finding out the true state of your company's real-time analytic capability will surprise you.
Security 2016: Taking back the network
If you're tired of being threatened by identity theft, credit card hacks, social engineering, service station skimming, and malware-a-plenty, you're not alone. IT people are angry and are about to open a large can of old-fashioned whoop ass in the ongoing battle of good vs. evil.
360 Total Security Anti-virus first impressions: Refreshingly subtle but thorough
Anti-virus software is the silent protector. Like backups, you only miss them when they don't work. 360 Total Security anti-virus software is a refreshing look at the lowly anti-virus software application.
SolidFire fires a solid one over the all flash array storage bow
At DellWorld 2015, I interviewed SolidFire's Worldwide Channel Director, Mark Conley, who discussed SolidFire's enterprise all flash array and a special announcement.