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Microsoft: With cloud services investments starting to pay off Windows 8 and Windows Blue will bring more competitive devices particularly in new smaller form factors targeting the tablet market
This statement is the essential summary of Microsoft current performance according to the results in the first 3 months of 2013 and the near term actions the company declared now to further improve its stance, particularly in the market which … Continue reading →
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud Computing strategy, consumer computing, consumer devices, tablets
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Tagged Bay Trail, buying experience, chips, chipsets, cloud devices, cloud OS, cloud services, device market, distribution, first-party apps, fourth generation Intel Core processor, hardware and software ecosystem, Haswell, hybrid PCs, licensing revenue, MBD, Microsoft, Microsoft Business Division, OEMs, Office 365, Office market, Office subscription, PC market, productivity market, Q3 FY13 performance, Q4 FY13 outlook, revenue, Skype, small touch devices, smaller form factors, Surface, Surface Pro, Tablets, third-party apps, touch-enabled computing devices, traditional PC, traditional PC market, transition from the traditional PC, Windows 8, Windows Blue, Windows business, Windows Division, Windows market
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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
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
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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
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Nokia under transition (as reported by the company)
Note and updates: stock price is up 3.17% as per above (those numbers are in US$) – see more: Nokia trying the first Lumia month in China with China Telecom exclusive [March 28, 2012] - Nokia seeks to retake China market share [Reuters, March … Continue reading →
Posted in "smart" feature phones, consumer devices, Mobile Internet, smartphones, tablets, Uncategorized
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Tagged Accenture, advertising platforms, advertising services, Alcatel-Lucent, Amdocs, Android, Apple, application store, Asia, Asia-Pacific, automotive, billing platforms, Bing search service, Blackberry OS, broadband optimization, business model, Canada, carriers, China, churn, Cisco, Competition, component suppliers, consumer proposition, counterfeit products, Customer Experience Management, Customer Experience Management (Nokia-Siemens Networks), data plan, data traffic, developed markets, Devices & Services business (Nokia), Devices & Services Other (Nokia), digital map, distribution, distribution network, dual SIM, ecosystem, emerging markets, employee reductions, Ericsson, Europe, execution, feature phones, future technology disruptions, Google, handset vendors, hardware design, HP, Huawei, IBM, imagery, India, innovation, Intellectual Property, Intelligent Sensor Network, Internet companies, iOS, iPhone, Japan, Korea, Latin America, Licensing, Liquid Core, Liquid Net, Liquid Radio, Liquid Transport, Location & Commerce business (Nokia), location-based services, Lumia, managed services, manufacturing, mapping services, market conditions, MeeGo, Microsoft, Microsoft partnership, Middle East and Africa, mobile device industry, Mobile Devices, mobile networks, Mobile Phones (Nokia), monetization models, Motorola Solutions, navigation, navigation services, NAVTEQ, NEC, network architecture, network infrastructure, network management, new revenue streams, Nokia, Nokia Asha, Nokia Lumia, Nokia Maps, Nokia Siemens Networks, non-manufacturing patent licensing entities, Open Street Map, operational structure, operator billing, operator-driven distribution, operators, Oracle, outsourcing, patent portfolio, Patents, personal navigation device, platform support payment, price erosion, price pressure, pricing, product and sales package customization, product assembly, product development, product differentiation, profit margins, profitable growth, research, Research in Motion, restructuring, RIM, sensors, Series 40, smart devices, Smart Devices (Nokia), smartphones, social media, software expertise, software royalty, sourcing models, strategy, subscriber growth, Symbian, telecommunications infrastructure, TomTom, transition, trends, United States, unlicensed products, User Experience, value-added services, Vertu, visual media, war of ecosystems, Windows Marketplace, Windows Phone, wireless broadband, wireless carriers, ZTE
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