Year: 2013

How cloud management platforms sell: 99% perception, 1% features.

RT @Daniel_Bowers: Red Hat: Future hyperscale servers will be install-and-forget, fail-in-place nodes. https://t.co/76xfO60o9U #ARMServers

Vendor sends to my Gartner account a report glorifying its product from competitive analysis firm. Does this qualify for /face palm/ @aneel?

RT @cswolf: Citrix CEO Mark Templeton joins all star #Gartner Catalyst 2013 line up and will be in hot seat for a 1:1 interview and open …

My new research with Gartner: Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1: In-Depth Assessment for Cloud Management (69 pages) – http://t.co/4CgEmkKm96

@stufox Nope 🙂 I read your blog post just after your tweet. Never saw it before.

@stufox Too bad. By reading your last blog post I can tell that you would agree on a lot. I just expanded your observations over 53 pages…

My first Gartner blog post in over 2 years: Assessing Cloud Management Platforms: http://t.co/pprWhLxRXN > Sums up much of what I did here.

Is Microsoft #SC2012 SP1 a viable cloud management platform for enterprise orgs? My new research tries to answer: http://t.co/4CgEmkKm96

Blog post from @aneel: On startups one analyst-year in: http://t.co/gTUOQgZjQB < Must read. Every word. Twice. Seriously.