Archive for November, 2008
A Future Without Programming? Hardly!
Friday, November 21, 2008 6:21 1 CommentRecently, Infoworld’s Tom Kaneshige wrote an article entitled “A Future without Programming” in which new technologies, such as LongJump’s Platform as a Service solution, are enabling non-coders to build their own applications. Unfortunately, the discussion became about whether developers would still have a place in the grand scheme of software delivery as these easy-to-use tools [...]
“What PaaS Means For Growing Companies” – a Chance to Be Mighty
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 9:15 No CommentsFredric Paul, publisher and editor-in-chief, wrote an article on bMighty.com about how while Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) is mostly geared towards software developers, it is making it easier to create programs, and thus promises more choices and higher-quality business applications for all kinds of companies. By now, everyone knows the value of software as a service (SaaS) to small [...]
Top 10 IT Management Concerns for 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008 15:43 No CommentsAt its 2008 SIMposium conference this week in Orlando, SIM (the Society for Information management) published the results of their survey highlighting the top 10 IT management concerns (listed below): IT and Business Alignment Build Business Skills in IT IT Strategic Planning Attracting IT Professionals Making Better Use of Information Manage Change Reduce the Cost [...]
Service Providers See Huge Promise in Delivering an Array of Apps and Services in the Cloud
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 9:38 No CommentsIn a recent article by Telephony Online, entitled ASP to SAAS to Clouds — Oh my!, Rich Karpinski looked at how service providers are attempting to offer cloud-based solutions as part of their menu of services to their endpoint clients. So how hard could it be for those same service providers to deliver network-based apps, [...]


