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Daily Archives: May 24, 2013
Provisioning
At a talk recently, the presenter talked about the time lag for an on-premises server to be installed and configured to be on the order of months. Not that many, but it could easily be six months. That seems crazy, … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Cloud Computing, hardware
When will we look back at this?
It’s amazing how software has advanced. I look at the software I use, and I’m amazed. I still remember texting to 40404 for basic twitter usage on my Windows 6.5 Mobile. That seems miles away from the apps I know … Continue reading
