Opinion & Analysis

The drunkard's walk
Probability is not well understood. Many people expect things like luck to even out - but it doesn't - this has various implications for IT.
Philip Howard, Bloor Research | 3rd July

Working from Home: The Essential Questions your Broadband Provider May Rather Ignore
David Heyes, chief operating officer at TFM Networks discusses the benefits of home networking for businesses and outlines the issues that your Broadband provider might not be telling you
David Heyes, TFM Networks | 3rd July

Aster targets mid-market with budget-conscious, massively parallel data warehousing appliance
Aster is seeking to level the playing field on the data warehousing entry front, and that message should resonate well with companies that need an entry-level solution that doesn't compromise on power.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 3rd July

Alfresco and ParaScale - a new ECM partnership
Alfresco have recently announced a cloud-based integrated ECM solution with ParaScale (www.parascale.com), a startup company developing cloud storage solutions.
Simon Holloway, Bloor Research | 2nd July

Oracle closes in on 'any'-ware with debut of middleware behemoth 11g suites family
With the spoils of the BEA acquisition now baked into the mix -- and with anticipation for what the pending Sun Microsystems buy brings -- Oracle is well on its way to obviating the middleware moniker. Perhaps we should call it anyware.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 2nd July

UK Government Data Handling - Some Thoughts
It quite often shocks people when they realise the amount of data that is stored across government systems. Will government data handling regulations make this data any safer?
Nigel Stanley, Bloor Research | 1st July


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