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Using Sales People for Tech Support is Expensive
First published in Human Infrastructure Magazine in Oct 2017. When something goes wrong with a product, your first stop is likely to be tech support. Those painfully expensive maintenance agreements that you pay for every year get you access to ‘world class’ support services. ORLY? Hopefully the problems occur after you bought and deployed the […]
Microsoft will invest $5 billion in IoT. Thats pointless.
Amateur effort. MS wants someone else to do the work.
Google Cloud Platform Blog: Introducing VPC Flow Logs—network transparency in near real-time
Flow records are the latest must have ?
Why Routers And Switches Don’t Matter Now
Individual routers and switches don't matter. It's time to think of the entire system.
Go Ahead, Tell Your Boss You Are Working From Home | Nicholas Bloom | TEDxStanford – YouTube
Working from Home works.
Some Things I Learned About VeloCloud SD-WAN
Some things about VeloCloud I learned at #NFD17
Lockin In Enterprise IT – Video
We all know that ‘lock in’ is inevitable. You make a choice and then you live with the consequences of what you have bought. However, I see a number of area where vendors are actively promoting lockin to capture unearned profits and control their partners. These dark patterns are not always obvious and I wanted […]
Considering The Future Of Juniper’s Contrail And OpenContrail/Tungsten
I'm positive on Juniper Contrail, but there are many things to think about regarding the company's SDN strategy and the changing market.
Why You Will Never Make Serious Money Working for a Startup
Startup bonus scheme are worthless compared to the ask
Mozilla Tests DNS over HTTPS: Meets Some Privacy Pushback
Selling your private data for ads is good money it seems.
