Browse blog archives
View older blogs in our archive.
Our bloggers
Our experts regularly like to share their take on what’s new – read more in their blogs
posted by Scott Hayes 19 June 2013
“The latest release of Apple’s Operating System is here, and in this blog Principal Technologist for Apple, Scott Hayes examines some of the new features and functionality which make this new release the best yet.”
posted by Paul Gregory 13 June 2013
“Windows Server 2012 introduces a new technology that allows any application to be enabled to allow SAN based storage to copy files internally rather than be copied by the Windows Server across the network. ”
posted by Bryan O'Connor 12 June 2013
“The VMware Data Protection backup problem is fairly straight forward to setup, the hardest bit is remembering the initial root password”
posted by Bryan O'Connor 11 June 2013
“With huge amounts of machine data generated in dynamic, virtual and cloud infrastructures on a daily basis, there is an acute need to apply analytics-based technologies to solve IT problems. VMware vCenter Log Insight extends VMware’s leadership in analytics capabilities to unstructured data and log files, giving you operational intelligence and deep, enterprise-wide visibility across all tiers of your IT infrastructure and applications, without the need to know the data beforehand.”
posted by Jennie Marshall 11 June 2013
“I remember the first time I felt it. It was 1982 and my mum was playing the number one song from the charts on the radio and telling me to listen. ”
posted by Richard Froud 10 June 2013
“Nominations for the Microsoft Apprentice of the Year award 2013”
posted by Richard Froud 05 June 2013
“Nominations for the Microsoft Apprentice of the Year award 2013.
”
posted by Gemma Lockett 03 June 2013
“Our brain operates like a grid system, Neuroscientist Joseph LaDoux has suggested that our short term memory will only hold around 7 items at a time. So in order to free up memory we connect new concepts and ideas with old experiences and hard wired knowledge. We make connections that will determine our views, opinions and perceptions of new occurrences. ”