Tag: Cloud
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The great cloud crash of 2009
I've been following the recent story of how Microsoft's Danger division and the T-Mobile Sidekick. If you don't know much about Danger, it's basically a cloud service tied to a hardware device (the Sidekick). All the data is stored in the cloud (email, contacts, etc.)...
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We're off to see the wizard !
And no, I don't mean Gus. I'm currently sat on the tarmac at Logan airport about to head for L.A on the way to Sydney Australia. Ok, so the title was a little corny! This is a posting full of firsts. My first blog entry on the OpenEdge Perspective, the first posted from an iPhone (so... -
A New Renaissance for ODBMS? Part 2
I’ve been posting comments from an email discussion I had with Luis Ramos, one of our object database experts here at Progress Software. In our last exchange, Luis commented on the ideal...
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Why on-premise SOA cannot offer cloud pricing
David Linthicum suggests that SOA infrastructure vendors must switch to a cloud pricing model and get paid only on delivering value, further taunting the vendors to put their money behind their products. Interesting proposition... But I don't believe it will work. And the comparison to cloud...
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A New Renaissance for ODBMS? Part 1
Recently a team of our object database experts - Adrian Marriott and Luis Ramos - attended the 2009 International Conference on Object Databases. Not only did they present on design patterns and discuss the...
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JavaOne ‘09: A Data Geek’s Recap
I’ve had a few days to come off of the Geek High that one gets when completely immersed in a tech conference and thought I would write my recap and highlights. First, the opening keynote was delivered by Jonathan Schwartz, and the...
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Information-as-a-Service Beats Cloud
We've all read or heard how the world is flat now, and it's no great surprise that organizations are struggling to be more responsive to their customers, more efficient in how they operate, and more agile in responding to the ever-changing market in this "flat" world. What might be somewhat of a... -
Follow Up to Cloud Computing Panel Discussion
I made a comment the other day on the EBizQ Cloud Camp panel that was off-the-cuff (meaning, I hadn’t prepared to say something like this, in fact, it kinda just rolled out of my brain on the spot).
It had to do with the difference between...
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The Implications of Excellent Coding: Part 1 – Best Practices
In this two-part podcast Rob Steward explains the difference between good and bad coding, and how good coding can benefit your ODBC, JDBC, or .NET applications. Part 1, which runs 7:05, focuses on coding best practices, while Part 2 provides real-world examples of the impact that good coding can...
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