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Analysis: Michael Dell acquiring the rest 84% stake in Dell for $2.15B in cash, before becoming the next IBM, and even getting the cash back after the transaction

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Nacsa Sándor

OR Michael Dell’s new cash skimming strategy by privatization and targeting the high-growth and fast SME/SMB (small to medium-sized) businesses with solutions worldwide which will help the adoption of Dell solutions by larger enterprises later on as well. OR how … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, Enterprise computing, Geopolitics, Pre-Commerce, servers | Tagged Active Systems infrastructure family, Ajay Kaul, AppAssure, application and data integration, applications, Bangalore, BI, big data analytics, Big Data Transformation, Boomi, Bring your own device, business analytics and intelligence, Business Intelligence, BYOD, channel, channel partners, channel program, channel sales force, China, CIO needs, Citrix, cloud computing, cloud management, Cloudera Apache Hadoop, Consumerization of IT, Converged Infrastructure, data center, data protection and management, datacenter infrastructure, DCS, Dell, Dell acquisition strategy, Dell acquisitions, Dell Active Infrastructure, Dell Active System, Dell AppAssure, Dell Boomi, Dell Clerity Solutions, Dell Cloud Business Applications, Dell Cloud Client Computing, Dell Data Center Solutions, Dell Desktop Virtualization Solutions, Dell EMEA, Dell Engineers Club, Dell Enterprise Solutions and Services, Dell Enterprise Solutions Group, Dell Global Commercial Channel, Dell India, Dell KACE, Dell Make Technologies, Dell OpenManage Essentials, Dell PartnerDirect, Dell push-pull supply chain strategy, Dell Quickstart Data Warehouse, Dell SecureWorks, Dell Software Group, Dell software strategy, Dell SonicWALL, Dell Wyse Cloud Client Manager, Dell Wyse PocketCloud, Dell's balance sheet, Dell's Engineers Club, Dell's transformation, desktop virtualization, distribution, DVS, DVS Simplified, DVS Simplified DaaS, end-to-end IT solutions, endpoint management, enterprise solution developer, enterprise solutions strategy, enterprise specialists, enterprise strategy, entrepreneurial companies, explosion of data, full service software and enterprise solution provider, GCC, go to market, IBM, in memory computing, in memory databases, India, Indian market, information management, Infrastructure Optimization, innovation, investment, Jai Menon, John Swainson, KACE, LBO, leveraged buyout, long-term strategic plans, Marius Haas, Michael Dell, Microsoft, Microsoft Dynamics AX, mid-market, mid-market companies, Mid-size organizations, mobile workforce, more accessible cloud, new generation of management and operations solutions, next IBM, PartnerDirect, partners, PC business, PC ecosystem, PC market, performance monitoring, Perot Systems, PocketCloud, pre-integrated stacks, private enterprise, private-equity, Project RIPTide, Project Stratus, qualified partners, Quest Identity and Access Management, Quest Software, real-time analytics, roadmap, SAP HANA, Scalent, security, security solutions, SecurityWorks, services business, SharePoint, Silver Lake, single-source provider of corporate cloud and security solutions, small and medium businesses, small to medium-sized companies, SMB, SME, SME channels, software portfolio, solution oriented approach, solutions, solutions provider, SonicWall, stock market, strategic acquisitions, support heterogeneous and next-generation virtualized and cloud environments, sweet spot, Systems Management, Thin/Zero Client futures, transformation, US, VDI appliance, VDI-in-a-Box, Virtual Desktop futures, virtualisation management, virtualization, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server management, Wyse Technologies | Leave a comment

Intel’s biggest flop: at least 3-month delay in delivering the power management solution for its first tablet SoC

Posted on December 20, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

This is all despite the fact that Intel had already the following slides back in April on the IDF2012 in Beijing: i.e. the slide on the left was explicitly stating these Mobility Features:- 9+ Hours Battery Life- ~30 Days Standbyas … Continue reading →

Posted in consumer computing, consumer devices, SoC, tablets | Tagged Acer, Acer Iconia W510, ASUS VivoTab Smart, ATIV Smart PC 500T, battery life, Clover Trail, Clover Trail Windows 8 tablets, Connected Standby, Connected Standby HCK requirement for battery life, Connected Standby requirement for battery life, Connected Standby Windows Hardware Certification Kit requirement for battery life, Connected Standby Windows requirement for battery life, Dell, Dell Latitude 10, Desktop Activity Moderator, device driver, Envy x2, HP, HP ElitePad tablet, HP Envy x2, Iconia W510, Intel, Latitude 10, Lenovo ThinkPad 2, Microsoft Surface, Microsoft Windows 8, Microsoft's Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) testing, mobility features, new class of PCs, Paul Otellini, PEP, power efficiency for applications, Power Engine Plug-in, power management, power management solution, power-management driver software, Samsung, Samsung ATIV Smart PC 500T, silicon manufacturer, sleep states, standby battery life, tablet SoC, ThinkPad 2, ultra low power states, VivoTab Smart, WHQL compliant drivers, Windows 8, Windows RT, Z2760 | 5 Comments

Dell Latitude 10: Windows 8 Clover Trail (Intel Z2760) hybrid tablets from OEMs

Posted on December 18, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

The new Dell Latitude [10] tablet [Exclusive24x7News YouTube channel, Dec 11, 2012] The video was originally produced for Dell Latitude gets things done [by STUART KENNEDY in the The Australian IT, Dec 11, 2012]: SITTING next to Apple’s sleek iPad … Continue reading →

Posted in consumer devices, design, Geopolitics | Tagged application load times, business tablet, business-class tablet, business-grade, business-grade security, Clover Trail, Competition, conventional tablet PC mode, Dell, Dell drops Android, Dell Latitude, Dell Quits Smartphone Business, Dell World 2012, Dell World 2012 Influencer Panel, device management, docking, easy access to virtual private networks, hands-free usage mode, hybrid tablets, Influencer Panel, Intel, Intel Atom, Intel Z2760, Microsoft, Microsoft Surface, OEMs, PCMark 7 test, productivity mode, Surface, tablet competition, touch+type, Windows 8, Windows 8 opportunity, Windows tablet competition, Wistron | 1 Comment

Qualcomm quad-core Cortex-A7 SoCs with Adreno 305 and 1080p coming for the high-volume global market and China

Posted on December 9, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

With Qualcomm’s this week announcement (see below in the details section) the company is expanding the high-volume Play tier of its S4 class SoCs for aggressive competition with Taiwan (especially MediaTek, see in the details) and mainland China based competitors, … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing strategy, Geopolitics, SoC | Tagged 1080p, 28 nm, 28nm, Adreno, Adreno 300, Adreno 305, Adreno 320, Beidou, China, Cortex-A7, Dell, dual SIM, Dual-SIM Dual-Active, Dual-SIM Dual-Standby, Exynos, global market high-volume smartphones, Google, GPU, high-volume market, Krait 300, Krait v2. Krait 200, Krait v3, LG, MediaTek, MSM8226, MSM8626, MSM8960T, multi-SIM, Nexus 4, quad core, S4, S4 Play, S4 Pro, smartphones, Tegra 3, video, Windows RT on Snapdragon | 5 Comments

Boosting both the commodity and premium brand markets in 2013 with much more smartphones and tablets while the Windows notebook shipments will shrink by 2%

Posted on November 20, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

This is my conclusion after reviewing The ongoing trends in the commodity and premium brand ecosystems of Android devices: – Smartphones- Tablets and The emerging new trends in the premium ecosystem of the Windows devices:- Notebooks – Smartphones as reported … Continue reading →

Posted in Geopolitics, smartphones, Cloud Computing strategy, tablets, consumer devices, consumer computing, notebooks | Tagged Windows Phone 7, Apple, Google, Amazon, Android, Toshiba, Tablets, iPad, Samsung, HTC, Huawei, ZTE, Dell, Acer, Asustek, Gartner, Quanta, Foxconn, Lenovo, Windows 8, Motorola, notebooks, IDC, Digitimes, Digitimes Research, LG, iPhone, Rockchip, smartphones, Compal, Wistron, Hewlett-Packard, Windows Phone 8, Coolpad, Haier, trends, OEMs, Windows RT, Microsoft PixelSense, Windows Phone 7.8, Oppo, Nexus 7, Android tablets, Xiaomi, Microsoft Surface, Allwinner, commodity markets, commodity, premium brand markets, premium brands, Windows notebooks, market forecasts, 2013 market, 2013 ICT market, ecosystems, Android devices, Window Phone, Nexus 4, PC brands, Android smartphones, market shares, white-box tablets, branded Android tablets, global tablet shipments, major brands, Taiwan makers, China market, Aliyun, Alibaba, Nexus 10, ODMs, Pegatron Technology, PC replacement, price points, FIH, Flextronics, profits | 5 Comments

Thin/Zero Client and Virtual Desktop Futures

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Nacsa Sándor

26 years of Wyse and Citrix collaboration resulted in an advanced infrastructure solution bringing the Windows desktop into a virtualised cloud environment and accessible from any cloud computing client device, including even thin client and zero client devices, or ones … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud Computing strategy, Cloud SW engineering | Tagged alternative computing, ARMADA 510, Citrix, Citrix HDX, Citrix HDX SoC, Citrix HDX SoC initiative, Citrix Ready, Citrix Receiver, Citrix SoC initiative, client virtualization, cloud client, cloud PC, completely secure, Consumerization of IT, Dell, Dell vision, Dell Wyse, desktop virtualization, differentiator, education, educational sector, eLearning Africa, end user computing, end user computing strategy, financial sector, financial services, government healthcare, HDX Ready, health care, management, Marvell, Microsoft, mobility, PocketCloud, private sector, product differentiation, public sector, regulated industries, RemotePC, SoC, thin client, ThinOS, universal client, USB, VDI, verticals, virtual desktop, virtualization, virus immune, VMware, Windows Embedded, Windows MultiPoint Server, Wyse, Wyse E01, Wyse PocketCloud, Wyse Stratus, Wyse Technologies, Wyse ThinOS, Wyse Xenith, Wyse Z class, Wyse Zero, Wyse Zero Engine, XenClient, XenDesktop, Z class, zero client | 1 Comment

Kindle Fire with its $200 price pushing everybody up, down or out of the Android tablet market

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Suggested preliminary reading: $199 Kindle Fire: Android 2.3 with specific UI layer and cloud services [Sept 29 – Nov 13, 2011] Update (when neither up or down the market is an option for the company): Acer Likely to Withdraw From … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, tablets | Tagged Acer, Amazon, AMD, AMOLED, Android, Android 4.0, Apple, ARM (architecture), Asus, Asustek, cloud client, Dell, Flexible AMOLED, flexible display, Hewlett-Packard, HP, Ice Cream Sandwich, ICS, Intel, iPad, Kindle Fire, Lenovo, MacBook Air, media tablets, Microsoft, NVIDIA, NVIDIA Tegra, Quanta, Samsung, Samsung Mobile Display, tablet market, tablet PC, Tablets, Tegra, Tegra 2, Tegra 3, white-box vendors, Windows 8, Wistron, x86 | 3 Comments

Social media based global product management

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

With the recent realization of the idea of pre-commerce as an ultimate expansion of the e-commerce concept, as well as with the widespread recognition of the consumerisation of the IT we actually came to a widely different concept of product … Continue reading →

Posted in Pre-Commerce | Tagged Andy Sernovitz, Ant's Eye View, big business, Blog Council, Bob Garfield, Bob Pearson, Computers and Internet, Dell, Dell Hell, Direct2Dell, GasPedal, global vendors, IdeaStorm, Jeff Jarvis, listenomics, Michael Dell, Pre-Commerce, product management, ROI, Sean McDonald, SMBC, Social Engagement Journey, social media, Social Media Business Council, Social Media Listening Command Center, WOMMA, word of mouth marketing, Word of Mouth Marketing Association | Leave a comment

Pre-Commerce and the Consumerization of IT

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Follow up (very much suggested reading): – Social media based global product management [Sept 13, 2011] IDC 2011 Video: Closing the Consumerization Gap[July 12, 2011] In this recording, Frank Gens, Senior Vice President and Chief Analyst of IDC, discusses the results … Continue reading →

Posted in Pre-Commerce | Tagged 4A, 4L, 4P, Blog Council, Bob Pearson, Computers and Internet, Consumerization of IT, Dell, IdeaStorm, Karen Quintos, Michael Dell, Paulo Simas, Pre-Commerce, social media, Social Media Listening Command Center, The Engagement Span, WCG, WeissComm, WeissComm Group | 3 Comments

Gartner: media tablets are the new segment next to mobile PCs and desktops, as well as web- and app-capable mobile phones

Posted on April 16, 2011 by Nacsa Sándor

Between March 30 and April 13 Gartner delivered quite new research on the IT spending forecasts till the year 2015. This presents a radically changed market outlook best viewed via the following April 5 Gartner webinar slide (warning: Gartner distinguishes … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, HTML5 et al, smartphones, tablets | Tagged Acer, Amazon, Android, Android Market, App Store, Apple, Apple App Store, Blackberry, Blackberry Playbook, cloud client, Computers and Internet, Curated App Store, Dell, Desktop PCs, Gartner, HP, HTML5, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Lenovo, media tablets, MeeGo, Microsoft, Mobile PCs, Nokia, PC, Playbook, QNX, RIM, slates, smartphones, Symbian, Tablets, Toshiba, WebOS, Windows 7, Windows 7 [Phone / Embedded / Handheld], Windows Phone 7 | 1 Comment

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Intel’s biggest flop: at least 3-month delay in delivering the power management solution for its first tablet SoC

Dell Latitude 10: Windows 8 Clover Trail (Intel Z2760) hybrid tablets from OEMs

Qualcomm quad-core Cortex-A7 SoCs with Adreno 305 and 1080p coming for the high-volume global market and China

Boosting both the commodity and premium brand markets in 2013 with much more smartphones and tablets while the Windows notebook shipments will shrink by 2%

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