...all.” To be fair, Network World’s headline mis-states Gartner’s prediction, as does Gartner’s lead paragraph, both of which emphasize virtualization and The Cloud. What follows heads in a very different...…
...Day Planner” calculation from my debate with the Gartner Group at its 1993 Annual Symposium, so here’s the five-year calculation, based on Gartner’s standard $40 per hour fully loaded cost...…
...Celsius? “Stinkin’ cold!” Kimberly isn’t the only one who appears to be unsure how to convert concepts to numbers. Following my article last year critiquing Gartner’s “The Cost of Migrating...…
...to say something nice about the Gartner Group. (I hate this part!) Once you get past the TCO cost analysis, which has received all of the publicity, the Gartner Group...…
...tautologically inevitable significance, Gartner was recently surprised … that’s right, surprised … to discover that SaaS — a Cloud centerpiece — is going nowhere, due primarily to high cost of...…
I can’t help it. Gartner has discovered the need for “Bimodal IT.” What I can’t help: Pointing out that once again, Gartner has discovered something KJR’s subscribers (back then it...…
In May of 1996 my InfoWorld column, then called the IS Survival Guide, introduced the technology life cycle: Hype, disillusionment, application. Several years later, Gartner introduced its highly similar “Technology...…
...It’s simply second-rate compared to one exemplified by a recent Gartner survey, reported in the January 14th issue of Processor magazine in an article titled, “The End of the IT...…
...seen before – when in fact they offer little their 1990s-vintage predecessors weren’t capable of way back when. Should NCLC be in your future? Gartner says yes, predicting that by...…
...it to everyone they meet, with boundless energy and enthusiasm, unifying their organizations and creating demand. They take operations for granted, though, as unimportant detail. Kindergartner: Kindergartners learned a long...…