The Five Rules of Cloud Computing Litigation
“Cloud computing is the major approach that most organizations should be adapting for their applications in this new era of mobile computing.” You have all read the ads and the articles that hype it,...
View ArticleCloud Transaction Synchronicity
High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and secret algorithms have become the new competitive strategy in today’s global financial industry. The faster traders can turn around trades, the faster they can get in...
View ArticleCloud Computing: Beyond Best Practices
“How resilient are the cloud computing solutions being sold today?” This appears to be a question not asked often enough by those who are immediately lured by the hyped positives of the concept before...
View ArticleCloud Computing Connectors: Beware of Counterfeits
If you are a corporate executive contemplating adding some applications in a cloud computing network, be very aware of the vendors as well as your own internal system architects and Chief Technology...
View ArticleCloud Computing and Precision Time Protocol (PTP)
If cloud computing is going to spread to more mission-critical type applications, it needs to get more accurate when it comes to transaction-based applications. Trying to keep everything in a...
View ArticleCloud Computing Procurement: As Easy as Remembering RFP
When it comes to procurement, any technology or service should be evaluated with a good set of criteria. Executive decisions should not be weighted solely on a single selection criterion such as price....
View ArticleCloud Computing: Understanding Infrastructure
Too many technology leaders and corporate executives like to jump on the bandwagon and use the latest phrases they have read in some business magazine to define their next endeavor in saving or...
View ArticleCloud Transactions: Timing as a Service (TaaS)
Many organizations are starting to look at cloud computing as a universal solution, but there are many applications that cannot be considered unless the framework of cloud computing includes Timing as...
View ArticleAre Your Cloud Computing Platforms Obsolete?
Every cloud computing platform that is being sold today will be obsolete prematurely unless they can retrofit them with a single-source timing device. If cloud computing is going to be as pervasive...
View ArticleCloud Computing: Network Janitors
If Cloud Computing is going to be part of the critical network infrastructure of an enterprise, senior executives better realize that no technology runs by itself. You need people that are very skilled...
View ArticleWi-Fi, DAS and Entertainment Complexes
The combination of Wi-Fi and DAS (Distributed Antennae Systems) communications technology is becoming a new intelligent amenity in many sports stadiums for enhancing the fan experience by having apps...
View ArticleMCX and Smartphones: How Good Is the Support Network?
Major retailers like Sears, Wal-Mart, Lowe’s, Best Buy, Shell and others announced last week their focus on developing MCX, Merchant Customer Exchange, to enhance their sales and cover the growing...
View ArticleMobile Wallets: The Latest Digital Bling
In this acute age of class warfare, elitism, and social media tools, somewhere in the middle of all of it, the retail and financial services industries are spawning the latest “Must-have” digital...
View ArticleIntelligent Infrastructure: Clouds for Commercial Real Estate
If they plan to remain viable in today’s markets, now is the time for real estate firms to make some dramatic changes by offering intelligent amenities in their commercial properties. How do we prop up...
View ArticleTwitter Infrastructure Insufficient
Was there some bias as to what got said on Twitter on the night of the debates? Twitter needs to be able to handle large volumes and if they can’t, they cannot say that they are providing any accurate...
View Article4G World: Clouds with 1000x More Capacity
In the initial presentations at the 4G World Conference in Chicago’s McCormick Place this week, several executive insights from Verizon, Nokia, Telstra, IBM, and others focus on the need to expand...
View ArticleRedefining Cloud Computing: Cloud Calling and Smartphones
With more smartphones being utilized everywhere, should we be redefining cloud computing? If not redefining it, at least recalibrating it to encompass and fit new edge technology that is becoming the...
View ArticleThe Cost of Disruption in Network Projects
Many organizations that are looking at implementing a new network infrastructure for cloud computing; a new building being built; or any other network capability, better look closer at their network...
View ArticleMission-Critical Applications Require Mission-Critical Leadership
Organizational structures become obsolete just like the technology that they manage. Management structures must be reviewed and replaced just like systems, software and technology – especially in...
View ArticleHas Your Enterprise Cloud Hit a Brick Wall?
You can design a great enterprise cloud network, but it will be very restricted if you are in a building that does not support broadband connectivity or mission-critical applications. What good is a...
View ArticleHyperloop: A New Layer of Infrastructure?
Wake up America – especially the politicians in California, Illinois, and anywhere else where they are considering implementing a high-speed train. High-speed trains are so “last century” and they are...
View ArticleSome Clouds Are Safer Than Others
More and more people are getting credit cards with a built-in RFID chip in them. That little RFID chip (Radio Frequency ID) can transmit your credit card info out several feet when it is scanned by any...
View ArticleCloud Computing: Help Desk Disasters
So many organizations switched to third-party help desk solutions without really putting in place any performance measures or tracking mechanisms to really measure how good – or bad – the support is....
View ArticleCloud Computing: Impact of Comcast’s Acquisition
COMCAST’s recent $45 billion acquisition of Time-Warner Cable was big news in the Cable TV world, but it should be big news in the area of cloud computing and network diversity. Instead of looking at...
View ArticleCloud Computing? Corning Sees the Light
In a recent Corning whitepaper, The Connectivity Premium, it discusses how commercial real estate developers can profit from forward-looking strategies in network infrastructure and wireless...
View ArticleGraphene: The Silver Lining for Cloud Computing?
The new wonder metal, graphene, is being looked at as a building block for communications and electronic devices on the level of what the transistor was sixty years ago. Graphene is a one-atom thick,...
View Article5G Networks: The 20/20 View on 2020
5G Networks are being discussed and better defined by key industry manufacturers and network carriers so they can be deployed in the 2020 time period. They will represent a giant leap in capacity,...
View ArticleReview | The Internet of Things: QNX Seminar
This is a summary of a QNX webinar that was just presented on July 10, 2014 by BlackBerry (BBRY) and QNX. This was an anticipated seminar because many people are looking for answers to questions they...
View ArticleInternet of Things, Internet of Reality By @JamesCarlini | @ThingsExpo [#IoT]
Infrastructure has provided the path to increase commerce and trade for over 5,000 years. It has created trade routes by overcoming natural obstacles ranging from spanning rivers and gorges, to...
View ArticleInternet of Things and Cyber-Sabotage By @JamesCarlini | @ThingsExpo [#IoT]
When the Tsunami of system failures paralyzes your organization from a coordinated cyber-attack, it’s too late for the CEO to think your organization can “get through this event.” It’s too late. Too...
View ArticleCloud Computing Synchronicity By @JamesCarlini | @CloudExpo [#Cloud]
Today, more enterprises are looking at cloud-based solutions. What is still missing is the ability to “sync up” transactions coming from various outbound originations to a single destination. What is...
View ArticleIntelligent Infrastructure Exposed By @JamesCarlini | @CloudExpo [#Cloud]
Getting a second perspective based on several decades of diversified experience can only fortify your decisions on strategically applying technology to your organization. With demands on enterprise...
View ArticleNet Neutrality or Global Net Superiority By @JamesCarlini | @ThingsExpo [#IoT]
Passing the Net Neutrality Act is not going to make us more competitive in the global marketplace. It is not going to give “the little guy” a better platform for a start-up business. It is not the...
View ArticleIntelligent Infrastructure Defined By @JamesCarlini | @ThingsExpo #IoT
Today, more organizations are looking at new technologies and applications for their operations. There is a convergence of industries that were thought to be independent which are now interdependent....
View ArticleGlobal Net Superiority: Preparing for NANOKRIEG© By @JamesCarlini |...
Cyber warfare is not a futuristic theory being discussed on one of the military channels by some obscure software architect anymore. It is a common occurrence in today’s global economy and it appears...
View ArticleIron-Clad Cloud Networks By @JamesCarlini | @CloudExpo #IoT #Cloud
Today, most enterprises have some type of cloud-based solutions or are looking at cloud-based infrastructure for some of their enterprise applications. What is lacking in many organizations is the...
View ArticleMicro-Second Synchronicity | @CloudExpo #Cloud #BigData #IoT #M2M
In the middle of World War II, very basic and primitive computers were designed to improve accuracy for naval gunfire. The first computers ran complex mathematical applications to calculate...
View ArticleAsymmetric Warfare Includes Cyberwarfare By @JamesCarlini | @CloudExpo #Cloud
This is an excerpt of some concepts from his upcoming book, NANOKRIEG: BEYOND BLITZKRIEG, a book covering the changes in Military Infrastructure, Strategies and Tactics needed to win the War on...
View ArticleNanokrieg: The Next Trillion Dollar War | @CloudExpo #Cloud #Security
If we are involved in a cyber-war, where are the frontlines? What are the defenses that will work? Much of the efforts done so far in cybersecurity are nothing more than building an ineffective Maginot...
View ArticleResilient Intelligent IoT Infrastructure | @ThingsExpo #IoT #AI #M2M #Security
In the age of global cyberattacks, corporate enterprises and government agencies that have some type of cloud-based network solutions should be looking at a strategic design focus that guarantees a...
View ArticleCryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Nanocrime | @CloudExpo #Bitcoin #FinTech
Bitcoins are a digital cryptocurrency and have been around since 2009. As a substitute for legal tender, they are becoming the rage for investors and others but because there is no government agency...
View ArticleCLOUD COMPUTING, CYBERWARFARE & INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE
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