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Cliff Bell, Chief Information Officer
Cliff Bell, Chief Information Officer
Infogain Corporation
October 15, 2007
BEA and Oracle is a Good Combination for Both
Analysis of: Oracle Makes bid for BEA (money.cnn.com)
1.  By being part of Oracle BEA can compete better with IBM Websphere and fend off Redhat's JBOSS.  2.  It may be cheaper for Oracle to buy BEA than to spend the marketing dollars to compete with BEA.
Steve Brannon, President
7Consulting
October 12, 2007
Oracle & BEA - Is IBM or SAP Jumping In?
Analysis of: Oracle Makes bid for BEA (money.cnn.com)
1.  Oracle purchasing BEA makes good buisness. 2.  Oracle's Fusion delays may be a contributing factor 3.  IBM and SAP are probably not interested in bidding.
Steve Brannon, President
7Consulting
October 10, 2007
Linux Desktop Ready for Enterprise Primetime?
Analysis of: Linux still doesn't make it on desktop (www.pcworld.com)
1.  Linux is not ready for Enterprise Primetime - It's all about integration 2.  Primary factors are collaboration and hidden costs
Art Gillis, President
Art Gillis, President
Computer Based Solutions, Inc.
October 10, 2007
Signs of entrepreneurship are appearing in the bank tech world
Analysis of: Diebold Releases Innovative ATM Depository Technology (www.bobsguide.com)
Bank Technology has seen an expansion in new technology that has been built on old technology. It is not just the bigger organizations but the smaller entrepreneurs that are in the running.
Paul Massie, Consultant
Self Employed
October 10, 2007
Microsoft’s Latest Threat Against Linux
Analysis of: Microsoft Wants Red Hat Linux Users To Pay Up (www.informationweek.com)
Microsoft’s executives continue to test the waters to see if they can scare people away from Red Hat Linux. Whether or not they ever attempt to make good on these threats will likely depend on the reaction they get. If they ever believe they can get away with it, they will certainly sue someone.
Paul Massie, Consultant
Self Employed
October 7, 2007
Does Microsoft’s Vista Have a Future in the Enterprise?
Analysis of: Vista: None for All? (www.microsoft-watch.com)
The evidence continues to mount that Vista is not going to be successful any time soon. Despite the high numbers Microsoft is proud to announce, the reality (at least for enterprises) just gets uglier with time. Could this be the first Windows that is completely skipped by enterprises?
Art Gillis, President
Art Gillis, President
Computer Based Solutions, Inc.
October 3, 2007
With Three Months Left to Score Some Big Sales, Will Bank Tech Vendors Have a Banner 2007?
Analysis of: Grupo Santander Selects Microsoft Technology for Its Enterprise Payments Infrastructure (money.cnn.com)
I don’t think so. And here are the reasons
Howard Bruck, Chief Information Officer
Howard Bruck, Chief Information Officer
Hudson Valley Bank
October 2, 2007
Big Long Term Impact of Virtualiztion
Analysis of: Survey: Most IT Departments Use Virtualization (www.cio.com)
The most recent round of virtualization technology has been highlighted by the dynamic emergence of VMware as one of the hottest products around. Of course virtualization has been around a long time both on the mainframe (IBM) and the desktop (Citrix). But why has this latest round of products grabbed...
Paul Massie, Consultant
Self Employed
October 1, 2007
Net Neutrality Gets a Big Boost from AT&T and Verizon
Analysis of: AT&T Won't Abide Criticism (blogs.eweek.com)
Nothing will inspire support for net neutrality like potential censorship. It seems likely that public pressure will prevent AT&T, Verizon and others from actually enforcing widespread censorship, but the threat is chilling. Small-scale censorship will likely continue absent publicity for each event....
Cliff Bell, Chief Information Officer
Cliff Bell, Chief Information Officer
Infogain Corporation
October 1, 2007
Finally - Power consumption of Data Center's get business attention
Analysis of: Building A Greener Grid (www.forbes.com)
1. Green computing can save a lot of money and differentiate Web companies. 2. A chance for CIO's to look like a business leader

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