Funeral for a mainframe – Boing Boing
The obvious question is…
“What is the oldest mainframe in active use out there?”
Funeral for a mainframe – Boing Boing
The obvious question is…
“What is the oldest mainframe in active use out there?”
I’m a sucker for these sorts of things…Â newsmap
This site is on a 1and1 server somewhere. Then I see this…
kelblog : Un hébergeur à éviter absolument: 1and1.fr (in French!)
Look like I should start looking for a new home!
It’s been on order for a while and we’ve still zero news?
Does anyone know when they are shipping?
Add one more item to the list of things that we relearn every five years…
The secret of IT transformation: It’s all about the CEO stupid
The same thing was written about SAP installations, LAN installations, PC roll outs and moving to Windows (in about 92)!!!
This is news?
Al’s Journal : Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech
Does he still have a speech writer?
Saw this while surfing…
Strategy: Nokia jealous of Apple, wants cut of the action
What amazes me is that the Telcos have given their business away to the handset companies and they don’t seem to have realized.
If I understand what Apple has managed to do here it is probably the end of the mobile network operators. Apple gets the brand, Apple gets the client relationship (you need to activate the phone through iTunes), they get the options revenue (you buy music and applications through iTunes), they get a cut of the call revenue and the best of all (as far as they are concerned) they get the subsidy for the phone. What have the networks got out of this deal?
There is a chance that Apple could start giving phones away and living off the 30% of the call revenue. Where does that leave the network operators?