PHIL SIMON
Thoughts on the continued evolution of cloud computing.
Posts Tagged as: Security
Posts Tagged as: Security
How Casinos Use Big Data to Catch the Bad Guys
NORA is a fascinating example of how businesses are transforming before our very eyes.
Four Options for Dealing With XP’s Decommission
Thoughts on the death of Microsoft’s ubiquitous OS.
Mobile Security: Necessary but Insufficient
Manufacturers that want to move phones have to emphasize more than safety.
Healthcare.gov and the Importance of System Testing
Since we never seem to learn, a post about the obvious.
Reflections on 15 Years of Remote Work
It has come a long way—and it’s not going back.
The Pros and Cons of BYOD
A look at the costs and benefits of one of today’s most important trends.
Enterprise 2.0: A Report Card
It’s here. It’s just not evenly distributed.
Boston, Privacy, and Big Data
Where do we draw the line?
Acceptable Downtime: A Relic of a Bygone Era?
Today, every business always needs to be up and running.
The Cold War and the State of Enterprise IT
Yes, the two have a great deal in common.
Big Data and Job Creation
Big Data is creating a bunch of jobs, especially in healthcare.
BYOD 2.0: A More Holistic Perspective
A smarter approach to handle the devices that employees take to work.
On Hadoop, Security, and Data Silos
Data silos just grind my gears.
The Case for Premium Web Hosting
Thoughts on the viability of low-cost hosting services.
The Technology Pendulum
The days of top-down IT are coming to an end. What are you going to do about it?