1. Category: Trends in End User Experience

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    1. Health Care Lacks Software Innovation for Apple iPad: Report

      Explore eweek.com (Feb 2 2012)

      Doctors have embraced the Apple iPad, but more software innovation is needed for clinical computing on the tablet, Spyglass Consulting Group reveals in a new study. - Although doctors believe the Apple iPad will play a beneficial role in health care, many say the popular Apple tablet lacks the software innovation needed in the medical profession, according to a new study by Spyglass Consulting Group. In the report quot;Point of Care Computing for Physicians 201...


      Comment Mentions:   Citrix   New Orleans   Frost & Sullivan

    2. Heaven Is Windows On Tablets That Do Everything Your PC Tells It To

      Explore Bright Side Of News* (Feb 1 2012)

      Heaven Is Windows On Tablets That Do Everything Your PC Tells It To

      Creating another tablet operating system with Windows 8 is not going to change the world. We have two of those already and they are advancing in capability and installed base at a torrid pace. Nintendo has already come to this realization, and is about to create a powerful paradigm that cannot be ignored. While users will rejoice in being able to use PC peripherals with their Windows 8 tablet and the joys of printing, scanning, wired networking, keyboards & mice, cool game controllers, the list


      Comment Mentions:   Microsoft   API

    3. Steve Jobs Didn't Believe in Macs for Business. But Here They Are

      Explore Wired News (Feb 1 2012)

      Steve Jobs Didn't Believe in Macs for Business. But Here They Are

      When Dale Fuller was trying to resuscitate Apple’s PowerBook division in the late 1990s, he didn’t see eye-to-eye with Steve Jobs.


      Comment Mentions:   Citrix   McAfee   San Francisco

    4. Businesses Learn to Love Consumer It - It Management - News & Reviews - Baseline.com

      Explore baselinemag.com (Jan 27 2012)

      Managers and IT folks freaked out when workers started bringing their smartphones and tablets to work. Now? Not so much, according to a survey from Avanade.

      Comment Mentions:   IT Management   Dennis McCafferty

    5. Three Ways of Looking at Mobility

      Explore Home -- Virtualization Review (Jan 23 2012)

      It's interesting to discuss mobility with the different departments in an organization. They each define mobility differently and want to address it separately. Talk to the networking team and all they want to talk about is wireless and how to enhance their wireless infrastructure and what features they can offer for a better user experience. For them, BYOD is a matter of enabling their users to use these devices on wi-fi securely and effectively. The systems gr

      Comment Mentions:   Citrix   iOS

    6. 9 Tablets Fit For Doctors

      Explore InformationWeek (Jan 19 2012)

      Since healthcare pros have embraced tablets in a big way, tablet makers have come up with a few design and feature twists for this demanding audience.

      Comment Mentions:   Intel   Intel Core   Bluetooth

    7. Aternity® Announces 2011 End User Experience Management Milestones

      Explore aternity.com (Jan 19 2012)

      Aternity Inc. announced a series of new milestones in end user experience management achieved over the past year. Most notably, the company announced that its revenue grew 94 percent supported by 76 percent customer growth, demonstrating the increased market demand for Aternity’s Frontline Performance Intelligence (FPI) Platform in both physical and virtual environments. Aternity continues to further transform global organizations into user-centric proactive IT enterprises.

      Comment Mentions:   Boston   Aternity   Aternity Inc.

    8. Network virtualization: A new approach to mobile application testing

      Explore SD Times (Jan 17 2012)

      (Page 1 of 3) As the world goes mobile at increasing speed, the current process for testing mobile applications simply does not work. Despite increased investments in application performance monitoring, load testing and functional testing, users continue to be frustrated by application failures. Over the last few months, business and technology news grabbed our attention with headlines highlighting spectacular website failures, costing the offending organizations millions of dollars per incident

      Comment Mentions:   Google   Forrester Research

    9. Mobility, video and cloud will drive network revenues up 8.7% in 2012, IDC says

      Explore Computerworld (Jan 10 2012)

      A perfect storm of growth in enterprise mobility, video consumption and cloud infrastructure will come together just in time for a major refresh cycle in 2012, driving worldwide enterprise network revenues to $39.4 billion by the end of the year, IDC predicts.

      Comment Mentions:   ESG   IDC

    10. Android arrives: Consumerization of IT gets muddy

      Explore ITworld (Jan 10 2012)

      Many tech pros secretly abhor the consumerization of IT, says an Apple expert. Now, it will get tougher as holiday Android devices are surging toward the corporate network. But IT's reaction to Android might surprise you. read more

      Comment Mentions:   CIO   Apple   Tom Kaneshige

    11. 3 Tips for Successful Self-Service IT

      Explore CIO.com (Jan 9 2012)

      How do you do self-service IT right? Tech managers and analysts say the goal is to empower users without overwhelming them -- and without putting corporate data at risk. Here are their specific tips:

      Comment Mentions:   florida   Microsoft   Aberdeen

    12. Consumerization creates IT management blind spots, increases business risk: survey

      Explore Computerworld Singapore (Jan 8 2012)

      As end users bring their own devices to work, download apps and sign up for cloud services, it's getting harder for IT to maintain application visibility and control performance.

      Comment Mentions:   CTO   Compuware   Application Performance Management

    13. Out of ''Site'' Doesn’t Mean Out of Mind: Strategies for Delivering Optimal End User Experience for Remote Employees

      Explore InfoTech Spotlight (Jan 4 2012)

      Advanced technology has enabled employees to not only access the Internet from anywhere, but to access their desktops remotely through IT initiatives like desktop virtualization and cloud computing. This means that IT departments are not as in control as they would like to be, nor do they have the visibility into each end user’s experience with the systems , applications, and services that they are using. When developing a strategy for managing performance for remote workers, IT managers should consider these key product capabilities to effectively monitor and manage end user experience.

      Comment Mentions:   Aternity   Forrester Research   Aternity Inc.

    14. The real force behind the consumerization of IT

      Explore infoworld.com (Jan 2 2012)

      I have yet to meet an IT exec or CIO for whom the "consumerization of IT" -- employees asserting control over the technology they use for work -- isn't now a major area of contemplation ... and sometimes consternation. But there's more to the trend than Apple-blinded employees bringing Macs, iPhones, and iPads into the office, even if they are the most identifiable champions of this trend. Let me take you through the key issues behind the consumerization -- there's much more to it than mobile devices.

      Comment Mentions:   San Francisco   CIO   Salesforce.com

    15. Survey Finds That Application Environments are Expected to Grow 20% in 2012, Yet IT Ops and Dev Teams Aren't Ready

      Explore PR Newswire (Dec 28 2011)

      SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- AppDynamics, the leading Java/.NET application performance management (APM) solution for highly distributed applications, today announced the results of its annual Application Performance Management survey. Based on the responses...

      Comment Mentions:   San Francisco   Jyoti Bansal

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