All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Software

The Slippery Slope to Total Control Means Google Is NOT Your Friend, Folks, But Remember It's Only Paranoia If It's Not True!

Did Apple go too far by iBricking its phones and does the future look like?

New OS's are a plot by the software industry to cause big expensive upgrades down the entire food chain.

Most if not every PC user knows they need some form of malware protection and most if not all PCs ship with some form of malware protection. So our PCs are pretty safe these days. But most people who use MySpace have no idea that they need protection when on MySpace (or FaceBook or any other "social"...

1.  There are no compelling reasons to upgrade to Vista 2.  Security within email has improved causing less upgrade needs

With the recent acquisitions, traditional BI seems to be moving to the big companies (IBM, Oracle, SAP). Smaller, pure-play BI vendors must innovate and find new market niches to survive. “Operational” BI and better usability could buy a few years of success for them.

To operate in the knowledge economy, companies need to be able to sift through millions of documents and find what they are looking for.  Having the right search tools in place is crucial to a company's existence and survival.  But finding the right search platform is far from simple.

As firms partner with VMware (including Microsoft) it begs the question of where does Microsoft actually stand on it's virtualization efforts. The pendulum appears to be swinging away from an in house solution that compete's with VMware at the high end.

Continuing development of online business will exert extra pressure to ensure that all developing area's of risk are protected. Social engineering is an increasing risk for corporate security as well as personal security. The web becomes as risky as email for security risks

It used to be that you had to watch what you threw out in your trash. Remember those days when you had to tear up and shred any hint of your name on papers that you were throwing out, and tearing up old receipts that had your name on them? Remember the early days of email when AOL and other email services...