GLG News by IT Infrastructure Software Experts

Business continuance will now become a top of mind issue, especially in global outsourced solutions.

Motorola is struggling in the handset business, while at the same time Nokia is going from strength to strength.  Motorola’s new CEO, Greg Brown, has very limited time to rescue the handset business.  Motorola needs to be able to make a profit on low-cost cell phones.  Barring that, they...

Today, mobile communications penetrates all segments of society to the point where there are more then a billion mobile phone users, and where Europe has more cell phones then people. Unified communications promises to integrate and extend real-time person-to-person communications throughout the enterprise...

The end user doesn't own the IP address and therefore it can not be considered personal property.

Time warner is following the lead of Canadian based broad band services which have traditionally had caps and usage fee's. Users of these services will have to think twice about their usage which may have impact on broadband services such as movies, music and TV.

Google’s Android mobile platform has the potential of revolutionizing the mobile computer market.  It could become a standard platform for tens of millions of devices.  A lot of work remains, however, to translate potential into reality.

Time Warner in the US is trialling tiered a tiered service model for broadband where users would have to pay after surpassing a certain amount of data download. This to reduce chances on network congestion caused by large high-quality video downloads. Time Warner says that the 5% of bandwidth...

iPhone users have generated more Google traffic than any other mobile phone type during Christmas 2007. This proves that iPhone users surf the internet a lot, even when the iPhone lacks any 3rd or 4th generation mobile connection. It is most probable that the iPhone user is surfing the net via a WiFi...

1.  Providing services to a customer is the way to grow revenue.  2.  The IT industry continues to consolidate.

Microsoft may never be able to catch up with VMWare’s lead in technology, but if they can produce the “Office” of virtualization they may not have to win the technology war to win the business war.  Providing an all-encompassing suite of virtualization tools at low prices will make a compelling...