Oracle's new mobile chief talks strategy
Suhas Uliyar explains how Oracle allows enterprises to easily integrate and customise mobile apps
Infrastructure
eNovance: why enterprises are building OpenStack clouds
Specialist OpenStack consultancy eNovance sees larger organizations turning to the open source cloud platform for cloud infrastructure
VMware takes hybrid model to Europe with public cloud warning
VMware's vCloud Hybrid Service sets up shop in the UK with plans for expansion onto the continent. But the switch-on comes with warnings about public cloud that might border on the FUD front.
Life after Lanham - where next for Rackspace?
Rackspace's CEO and founder is retiring. Where next for the hosting and open cloud company faces tougher IaaS competition from the likes of Amazon Web Services?
Okta targets cloud and mobile app adopters
Identity management vendor Okta finds its appeal is strongest among enterprises that are aggressively adopting cloud and mobile apps
Nutanix CEO: companies are moving back to on-prem
As Nutanix disrupts the infrastructure space, the company claims demand is coming from customers wanting to move back from public cloud deployments to on-prem or private cloud landscapes.
IBM: the latest old guard to post so-so results
IBM hit earnings but missed revenue forecasts in Q4. Hardware is the big drag but there are new lines of business to cheer up the market.
BYOD or CYOD - an international divide across the Pond?
Should you consider Oracle as a cloud infrastructure vendor?
Oracle is making more moves towards the cloud but does it make sense for the company to position itself head on with Amazon? I worry this might prove a diversion that spreads resources a little thin.
BlackBerry's demise pumps AirWatch growth
Mobile device management software vendor AirWatch is growing fast helping enterprises keep tabs on corporate data on smartphones and tablets
True SaaS: any box so long as it's black
It seems Salesforce.com's Marc Benioff shares Henry Ford's perspective on customer choice after all
Shameless plug - ThingMonk is coming.
We're big fans of RedMonk and the bespoke industry events that it runs, the latest of which - ThingMonk - is next week in London and built around the fabled Internet of Things.
Good day, bad day for HP's Meg Whitman
As Meg Whitman tucks into her turkey today, the woman whose mission it is to save Hewlett Packard from itself may well be reflecting on what can only be described as a mixed bag of a day yesterday.
