Zen and the Art of Machine Learning JD Marymee, October 17, 2014 If there is anything that I have enjoyed about being in software, it is the inexorable change, and emergence of new technologies and opportunities. I am …
10 Steps to the Perfect Job JD Marymee, August 27, 2014 We’ve all had those days when the job feels like a paycheck-to-paycheck shuffle in line for whatever the company has to dish out. For me, many …
The Good New Days of Cloud Security JD Marymee, April 1, 2013 The cloud could have some great things going for it with respect to security concerns. …
Microsoft, Apple, OEMs Face Hard 2013 JD Marymee, January 16, 2013 And other bold predictions for the next year in tech. …
The Rise of the Cloud Service Providers JD Marymee, December 13, 2012 Why large-scale cloud providers may not be ecstatic about the proliferation of CSPs focused on regional hosting and vertical markets. …
Why All Data Has Value JD Marymee, August 15, 2012 How we create data may prove less important than the data itself. …
Microsoft Needs to Play Its Own Game in the Cloud JD Marymee, June 25, 2012 Until Microsoft learns how to play its own game in the cloud, it will continue to come in second to Amazon and others. …
Data Center Players Face a Growing Storm JD Marymee, May 22, 2012 Scalable, customizable cloud data-center assets could threaten the longtime position of OEMs and other players in the space. …
An Operating System By Any Other Name JD Marymee, May 17, 2012 As the cloud becomes more prevalent, operating systems could begin to offer developers cloud-development options akin to what you find with Amazon’s Web Services. …
The Year of the Non-Desktop? JD Marymee, April 24, 2012 Dell’s acquisition of Wyse could foreshadow a big grab for control of desktops via the cloud. …
