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The first step in cloud computing.
I think we all see that in the future at least a portion of your data center could be moving to the cloud. There are many reasons for the move to the cloud, which include it being service based, scalable & elastic, charged according…
Are we seeing the slow death of the operating system?
Tideway has historically delivered its product as an appliance – that is, an integrated hardware and software solution – with the goal of making the product quick to deploy and reducing the pain associated with supporting our software on a…
I’ve now had some time to reflect on my first World Economic Forum, and I am already looking forward to returning to Davos next year. I wonder if that makes me a Davos Man? Regardless, I can say that my overarching emotion about the conference has been one of…
The fast moving wave that is social computing swept through Davos on Thursday in a session titled “Organizing the Unorganizable: Social Computing and the Enterprise.” The interactive workshop assembled such luminaries as Paulo Coehlo, Jim Schwartz, Michael Arrington, Robert Scoble, Jimmy Wales, Matt Cohler, and Reid Hoffman, among others. The…
This morning, the message at Davos was a sobering one right out of the gate: Get on with it; let the TARP be the TARP, etc. Yes, we need to come up with a way to value toxic assets. If recapitalization or foreclosure mitigation is necessary, then design a mechanism…
I remember January 1997. I was 25 living in an apartment in Russia opposite the Kremlin. Guns were routinely checked at the door in my local restaurant. This was before the stock market crash of 1998, before Putin, before $150 oil prices. Communists still marched past the door from time-to-time.…
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“Davos 2009 And The Faces Of The New Capitalism
Top American bankers and government leaders may be skipping the World Economic Forum this year (they have plenty of houekeeping to do first), but the young entrepreneurs whose innovative ideas will power an economic recovery will…
Cisco’s Windows VPN client is a decent bit of software in that it’s stable, easy to use and it does what it says on the tin. However, I found myself wishing for an alternative… and much fun ensued.
On Wednesday night, we hosted a wine tasting event for a number of customers and prospects at Claridges . The event was very well attended, to the point that we had an unexpected “extra” guest (thanks Mark!), putting the arrangements into minor disarray – but nothing that the Claridges…
One of the great things about working at Tideway is the varied interests we have around our normal tasks and the flexibility that the work hard, play hard culture extends. A few weeks ago out of the blue I had an opportunity fall in my lap to help sail a yacht from Gosport on the South Coast up to Troon on the West Coast of Scotland. It’s a voyage of around 500 nautical miles and 10 days along the West Country, around Lands End and up the East Coast of Ireland.
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