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1. Gregory Ness on Virtualization: Expect Technology to Cross the Chasm Within Two Years: Phil: At the end of the day it is all about highly dynamic,... more »
2. Phil Dewey on Virtualization: Expect Technology to Cross the Chasm Within Two Years: More idiotic blather from a wanna be Cisco acquisition. Motion is... more »
3. roidude on Virtualization: Expect Technology to Cross the Chasm Within Two Years: With current technologies (i.e. vSphere vDS/Cisco Nexus 1000V), L2... more »
4. Gregory Ness on The Real Time Infrastructure Ultimatum: Feyeleanor: Thanks for the comment. I think as soon as an I2.0... more »
5. feyeleanor on The Real Time Infrastructure Ultimatum: Good post. I've been trying to push the use of next-gen DNS... more »
6. Gregory Ness on IT Needs to Innovate or Consumerize: Dan: Great points. Now if today's CIO can see the power of... more »
7. danf on IT Needs to Innovate or Consumerize: IT seems to see their purpose as being the imposition of "process"... more »
8. Gregory Ness on IT Needs to Innovate or Consumerize: BeachRider: Great comment and input. Thank you. Greg more »
9. BeachRider on IT Needs to Innovate or Consumerize: Certainly there are end-user and datacenter-centric components to... more »
10. Gregory Ness on Are Today's Networks Turning into Yesterday's Factories?: James: Great point. The carriers certainly have their own... more »
11. Saurabh.surana on Dynamic Infrastructure: Networking Industry's Biggest Hope : There’s a great webcast from IBM now available that talks about... more »
12. JAMES CARLINI on Are Today's Networks Turning into Yesterday's Factories?: You mention the network of the enterprise but you should also add... more »
13. mws on Infrastructure 2.0 Outlook: Timing Is Everything: Thank you once again for your detailed reply and opinions.... more »
14. Gregory Ness on Infrastructure 2.0 Outlook: Timing Is Everything: I think there are at least two approaches. You invest in the... more »
15. mws on Infrastructure 2.0 Outlook: Timing Is Everything: Mr. Ness, May I ask what you perceive to be the best way to... more »