Hi All,
I was recently reminded of this white paper. I'd read it years ago (early
2000's I'm sure) and it's helped guide my way of thinking about our
industry.
After re-reading it a few minutes ago I'm amazed at how accurate it's been
in it's predictions of what could happen if entrepreneurs
I don't know about focused and articulate (it is Sunday afternoon,
afterall) but I can tell you that yes, we're seeing (and implementing that).
Example, a local entity we do computer consulting for (i.e. maintain Windows
servers/desktops)...
Over 100 desktop machines, 90% of people do nothing
: [WISPA] The stupid network
I don't know about focused and articulate (it is Sunday afternoon,
afterall) but I can tell you that yes, we're seeing (and implementing that).
Example, a local entity we do computer consulting for (i.e. maintain Windows
servers/desktops)...
Over 100 desktop machines
Great topic! One that is well worth trying to get insight on. I don't
think my two cents will be anything new to many here but I'll help the
discussion along. When I began my career at IBM in 1980 there were
really only mainframe computers. Sure, as discussed in previous posts,
techies like us had
