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Why business is driving SaaS adoption

Why business is driving SaaS adoptionDirty rhetoricPhil I really must protest that you are playing very dirty here. Some people raise some very real question marks over some of the claims made by SaaS vendors and these get dismissed as being the product of fear, ignorance or blind conservatism.It seems...

Tags: Software as a Service (SaaS), SaaS Adoption, software-as-a-service, unstoppable tide, SaaS company

Discussion threads 2006-08-17

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The high definition format wars heat up

In a seesaw battle between high definition formats Blu-ray and HD DVD, things are heating up as the stakes get higher.  HD DVD with its first-to-market and less expensive $500 players entered the market and took the early lead while Blu-ray players came out a little later at a staggering...

Tags: Blu-ray Disc, Set-top, Sony PlayStation 3, HD-DVD, Sony Playstation, George Ou

Blog posts 2007-08-22

Why business is driving SaaS adoption

I recorded a podcast earlier this week. It's now live here: Phil Wainewright on why business is driving SaaS adoption In it, I discuss a topic that's attracted a lot of comment on this blog over the past week: The love-hate relationship between IT shops and SaaS. Paul Gillin, the...

Tags: Saas

Blog posts 2006-08-17

Rome: Total War Barbarian Invasion demo (Windows)

It's 363 AD and a seemingly unstoppable tide of barbarian invaders is massing on the borders of a fractured Roman Empire. Choose to take control of the barbarian hordes and tear apart the world's mightiest ancient empire, or take command of massed Roman legions and change the course of history...

Tags: Sega Corp., Rome, Microsoft Windows, Strategy, Operating Systems, Software, Management

Software downloads 2005-08-12

Sun launches services to drive Java sales

Sun launches services to drive Java salesTotal farce here..For one thing, I still cannot believe anyone is deploying Java technology today. It is purely legacy technology. I mean, Microsoft's VM is at version 1.1, just proving MS thought this was worthless technology from the outset. The other issue I have...

Tags: Programming languages, web-site, J2EE, sales, SOA, Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2005-05-17

Study: Outsourcing fuels tech growth

Study: Outsourcing fuels tech growthGrowth...Everywhere but where it counts...For richer and for poorer...Don't bitch... vote. Its fine to sound off once in a while, but every time there's an article like this there's a ruch of people willing to say business is the bad guy. Business does what's...

Tags: Taxes, Free trade, Gartner Inc., outsourcing, tech growth, CxOs, tax

Discussion threads 2004-05-18