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» Is RFID mainstream?

The topic of RFID has been approached a few times in this blog. RFID, being a technology, is supporting a number of usage scenarios and its maturity depends on the area we are looking at. Access control and retail and certainly not at the same place....
Posted By GuillaumeOget On August 21, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Thank you note our blade VARs

Tuesday, all of us at HP were honored to receive your votes at the 2008 VARBusiness Annual Report Card Awards for ARC Company of the Year in both the Midrange (High-End) Server and Volume Mainstream Business Server categories. There are a lot of awards out there, but this one means a lot more to us....
Posted By Jason Newton On August 21, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» New UK TSB Project: Developing the Next Generation of Identity Management Systems

As announced by this article , a new UK government-founded project is going to start in October, aiming at developing the next generation of identity management systems: "A research project will see a team of experts team up for three years to develop...
Posted By marcocasassamont On August 22, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Business Continuity: Let’s be careful out there

Keeping a system up and running in the face of impending disaster is part and parcel of supplying the business with an uninterrupted IT service. Business continuity is an important concept. With IT systems underpinning the core functions of most organisations...
Posted By alan_amx On August 21, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Agile development for the mass market with Scrum

Ten years on since Kent Beck encouraged us all to embrace change and most in the IT industry now have a good understanding of the concepts behind the agile movement. However, despite the huge publicity and the wealth of information published on lightweight...
Posted By alan_amx On August 21, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» HP Tops TBR Customer Satisfaction Survey

Technology Business Research (TBR) recently released its 2Q-2008 x86 Server Customer Satisfaction Study results, and the news is EXCELLENT for HP this quarter. HP ProLiant achieved the #1 ranking in both the Weighted Satisfaction Index (WSI) and the Overall...
Posted By Gordon Casey On August 20, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» HP StorageWorks outpaces EMC and IBM

In case you missed it, HP announced our fiscal Q3 results yesterday. You can learn the details by looking at the official press release , read the transcript of the earnings call , or watching a replay of the earnings call . Here are a few of the storage...
Posted By CalvinZ On August 20, 2008 | 2 Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Blades in Earnings Spotlight Today

Dont worry, we dont have big heads. We know its a short trip from the penthouse to the outhouse. But its always good to take a step back and let the team celebrate a job well done. Heres a sample of some of todays HP earning news featuring blade results. And some pics of that great team behind it. ...
Posted By Jason Newton On August 20, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» The Rumble Down Under. . . On Blade Standards

This whole topic of 'blade incompatibility' really bugs Gary, Richard and me. If you want to know why, tune your web browser to the panel discussion with IBM's Doug Balog, Intel's Kurt Lender and the referee, er, moderator, Rob Mitchell from Computerworld. You can also check back here in a few days where we'll share our thoughts in a new blog and then we'll give you a review of the discussion. ...
Posted By Jason Newton On August 20, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Follow the blade team on Twitter!

We’re going to start using Twitter a lot more to announce blog posts, news, new features, special offers, events, and more. If you want to be one of the first ones to know, make sure to follow us on Twitter !
Posted By Jason Newton On August 20, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Fullbright Scholarships in Engineering - apply today!

Jim Vanides Apply now for Fullbright Scholarships in Engineering! Here is the email from the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES) that I just received... ...
Posted By jgvanides On August 19, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Social entrepreneur of the year wanted - participate!

I would like to quickly draw your attention to Schwab Foundation and its “Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2008” competition. For the last five years, the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship has nominated the Social Entrepreneur of the Year from...
Posted By jeanne2007 On August 19, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» An Essential Guide to Identity Management for IT Professionals

Ian Grant has recently published an article on ComputerWeekly.com, called " Identity Management: An Essential Guide for IT Professionals ". It is actually an overview of some IdM initiatives and related aspects (thanks for mentioning my blog...
Posted By marcocasassamont On August 19, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Email Subscription to the "Bits and Dots" Weblog

Really Simple Subscriptions (RSS) are feeds using an increasingly common and powerful medium we highly recommend people take advantage of as an alternative to email subscriptions. But sometimes, customers just want the ease and simplicity of having updates sent to their email without getting involved with RSS feeds. If this is your preference, then review this article to see how you can subscribe to email feeds of this blog using a non-HP service......
Posted By bkneebone On August 19, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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» Taking advantage of replication to back up virtual server environments

By Harald Burose Yesterday I saw a webcast about virtualized environments and how to protect them. Luckily the webcast was only 20 min long but it reminded me that I promised to write about replication and backup of virtualized environments. Jennifer...
Posted By pateiten On August 19, 2008 | No Comments | Trackbacks | Permalink
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